NukeAg10 said:Infection_Ag11 said:
We just gonna ignore that the Packers offense looks WAY worse than ours did last week against this team?!
Transitive property in football, esp the NFL, is worthless.
Infection_Ag11 said:NukeAg10 said:Infection_Ag11 said:
We just gonna ignore that the Packers offense looks WAY worse than ours did last week against this team?!
Transitive property in football, esp the NFL, is worthless.
Meh, I was told a REAL QB would blow this scrub wild card team out. Not gonna let it go that easily.
jr15aggie said:
Wow. They are going to the NFC Championship game and they didn't even score an offensive TD.
Doesn't make me feel any better, but to think we had opportunities to beat them even after playing like crap and yellow flags all over the field.
Definitely feels like I'll never see another Dallas championship... or if I do ill be too old to even care anymore.
Infection_Ag11 said:NukeAg10 said:Infection_Ag11 said:
We just gonna ignore that the Packers offense looks WAY worse than ours did last week against this team?!
Transitive property in football, esp the NFL, is worthless.
Meh, I was told a REAL QB would blow this scrub wild card team out. Not gonna let it go that easily.
Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
Packers now head into the off-season projected to be $44.8 million over the salary cap, the NFL’s second most challenging off-season position behind only the New Orleans Saints.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 23, 2022
This is before the team attempts to re-sign or tag Pro Bowl WR Davante Adams. Major decisions loom.
Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
Macarthur said:
Ouch.Packers now head into the off-season projected to be $44.8 million over the salary cap, the NFL’s second most challenging off-season position behind only the New Orleans Saints.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 23, 2022
This is before the team attempts to re-sign or tag Pro Bowl WR Davante Adams. Major decisions loom.
I can't blue star this enough. Amen.Jarrin' Jay said:Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
But you don't get the right players if your front office and GM are garbage. Jerry will go down as the worst GM in the history of pro sports since pro teams having a GM even became a thing.
The Cowboys roster is not nearly as talented most think. They have ONE good rookie LB, they have ONE good OL and a decent OL who is well past his sell date, starting RB is a spare even when healthy, maybe one good DT and one good DE. Good QB, not a great QB, who is being paid like he is essentially Tom Brady. 7 players make up like 70% of the cap space. It is beyond ridiculous how mismanaged the roster and team is.
and somehow this "mismanaged" roster went 12-5 and won the NFC East by 3 games.Jarrin' Jay said:Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
But you don't get the right players if your front office and GM are garbage. Jerry will go down as the worst GM in the history of pro sports since pro teams having a GM even became a thing.
The Cowboys roster is not nearly as talented most think. They have ONE good rookie LB, they have ONE good OL and a decent OL who is well past his sell date, starting RB is a spare even when healthy, maybe one good DT and one good DE. Good QB, not a great QB, who is being paid like he is essentially Tom Brady. 7 players make up like 70% of the cap space. It is beyond ridiculous how mismanaged the roster and team is.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/grades/position/tJarrin' Jay said:Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
But you don't get the right players if your front office and GM are garbage. Jerry will go down as the worst GM in the history of pro sports since pro teams having a GM even became a thing.
The Cowboys roster is not nearly as talented most think. They have ONE good rookie LB, they have ONE good OL and a decent OL who is well past his sell date, starting RB is a spare even when healthy, maybe one good DT and one good DE. Good QB, not a great QB, who is being paid like he is essentially Tom Brady. 7 players make up like 70% of the cap space. It is beyond ridiculous how mismanaged the roster and team is.
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I don't think anyone would take Jimmy G over Aaron Rodgers or Dak Prescott....but the 49ers are worlds tougher than Dallas. This is their 5th NFC title game appearance in the last 10 years.
I get it that many of us are angry and rightfully so. I'm pissed at JJ too, but there's a quite a bit of hyperbole here.Jarrin' Jay said:Ag Natural said:
San Francisco and Cincinnati prove that all this talk about ownership, front office and coaches is all BS. If you get the right players and get lucky you can win.
But you don't get the right players if your front office and GM are garbage. Jerry will go down as the worst GM in the history of pro sports since pro teams having a GM even became a thing.
The Cowboys roster is not nearly as talented most think. They have ONE good rookie LB, they have ONE good OL and a decent OL who is well past his sell date, starting RB is a spare even when healthy, maybe one good DT and one good DE. Good QB, not a great QB, who is being paid like he is essentially Tom Brady. 7 players make up like 70% of the cap space. It is beyond ridiculous how mismanaged the roster and team is.
In a perfect world the Cowboys get a clone of Russell Maryland in the 22 draft.Macarthur said:
I also genuinely believe this was the most talented Dallas roster in a long time. Jerry has every right to be angry.
The problem is that in today's NFL, you simply can't have a great offense and defense together. Just not possible. Having a middle o the pack defense with this offense should have been good enough to win a playoff game or two.Kellso said:In a perfect world the Cowboys get a clone of Russell Maryland in the 22 draft.Macarthur said:
I also genuinely believe this was the most talented Dallas roster in a long time. Jerry has every right to be angry.
The defense is almost there....which Cowboy fans haven't been able to say for 20 years.
Dallas has got to draft the right guys in this upcoming draft.
Even as great as this defense could look....they were still a middle of the road defense in terms of overall yards given up.
I define a championship caliber defense as one that is top 7 (yards allowed, rushing yards allowed, passing yards allowed, turnovers, sacks, points) in almost all defensive categories.
The 21 Cowboys were great at turnovers and points allowed, but below average against the run. They were great against bad teams, and mediocre against great teams.
I have a feeling the Rams will beat the GOAT and the Bucs, and it will be because of Aaron Donald and the Rams defensive line.
I'd said this a few weeks ago, but I would be lying if I told you that I wasn't envious of the 49ers ability to kick Green Bay's/Aaron Rodgers ass in the playoffs.
If you look at the teams that can defeat the all time great quarterbacks they almost always dominate the LOS.
If you hit on your draft picks you most certainly can....especially if you can find impact players in the 4th round or lower.Macarthur said:The problem is that in today's NFL, you simply can't have a great offense and defense together. Just not possible. Having a middle o the pack defense with this offense should have been good enough to win a playoff game or two.Kellso said:In a perfect world the Cowboys get a clone of Russell Maryland in the 22 draft.Macarthur said:
I also genuinely believe this was the most talented Dallas roster in a long time. Jerry has every right to be angry.
The defense is almost there....which Cowboy fans haven't been able to say for 20 years.
Dallas has got to draft the right guys in this upcoming draft.
Even as great as this defense could look....they were still a middle of the road defense in terms of overall yards given up.
I define a championship caliber defense as one that is top 7 (yards allowed, rushing yards allowed, passing yards allowed, turnovers, sacks, points) in almost all defensive categories.
The 21 Cowboys were great at turnovers and points allowed, but below average against the run. They were great against bad teams, and mediocre against great teams.
I have a feeling the Rams will beat the GOAT and the Bucs, and it will be because of Aaron Donald and the Rams defensive line.
I'd said this a few weeks ago, but I would be lying if I told you that I wasn't envious of the 49ers ability to kick Green Bay's/Aaron Rodgers ass in the playoffs.
If you look at the teams that can defeat the all time great quarterbacks they almost always dominate the LOS.
Well, sure you CAN, but have you looked around the league at 'hit rates' for the draft. I wish it were just that simple to say, just hit on your picks.Kellso said:If you hit on your draft picks you most certainly can....especially if you can find impact players in the 4th round or lower.Macarthur said:The problem is that in today's NFL, you simply can't have a great offense and defense together. Just not possible. Having a middle o the pack defense with this offense should have been good enough to win a playoff game or two.Kellso said:In a perfect world the Cowboys get a clone of Russell Maryland in the 22 draft.Macarthur said:
I also genuinely believe this was the most talented Dallas roster in a long time. Jerry has every right to be angry.
The defense is almost there....which Cowboy fans haven't been able to say for 20 years.
Dallas has got to draft the right guys in this upcoming draft.
Even as great as this defense could look....they were still a middle of the road defense in terms of overall yards given up.
I define a championship caliber defense as one that is top 7 (yards allowed, rushing yards allowed, passing yards allowed, turnovers, sacks, points) in almost all defensive categories.
The 21 Cowboys were great at turnovers and points allowed, but below average against the run. They were great against bad teams, and mediocre against great teams.
I have a feeling the Rams will beat the GOAT and the Bucs, and it will be because of Aaron Donald and the Rams defensive line.
I'd said this a few weeks ago, but I would be lying if I told you that I wasn't envious of the 49ers ability to kick Green Bay's/Aaron Rodgers ass in the playoffs.
If you look at the teams that can defeat the all time great quarterbacks they almost always dominate the LOS.
Ag12thman said:
That team is absolutely loaded, but so is Kansas City. Mahomes is so dang good, but Josh Allen is also VERY good and they are in line for several deep playoff runs and likely Super Bowls in years to come. Both teams played very hard and were very physical. Kansas City seemed to have more speed and Buffalo more physicality. That game might have been this year's "Super Bowl," but the Rams are also very good.
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Well, sure you CAN, but have you looked around the league at 'hit rates' for the draft. I wish it were just that simple to say, just hit on your picks.
You know, the crazy thing is the cowboys are actually hitting on a fairly high number of picks the last few years.
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Well, sure you CAN, but have you looked around the league at 'hit rates' for the draft. I wish it were just that simple to say, just hit on your picks.
You know, the crazy thing is the cowboys are actually hitting on a fairly high number of picks the last few years.
They have. And it's amazing what a good coach was able to do with guys like Parsons, Diggs, Odigy, etc.
Then on the other side how wasteful we are of young/cheap/drafted talent like Lamb & Pollard. Ugh, I better stop there, lord knows we don't need any more rants!
jtstanley4621 said:
We have the offensive skill talent to be incredibly multiple in ways we attack offenses.
