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Posted: #51

I wouldn't bet on that shit team as long as they've got that person Ivy League coach on the sideline. The Falcons will bury the Cowboys this week.

 
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Normally I'd be all over Dallas as an underdog but I'm not sure how many emotional defeats one team can take. The Baltimore game, the Giants game, this team has put in so much effort just to fall short, it has to be deflating. And Atlanta won't roll over for them either.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by roofie77:

Who remembers when Roddy White was being interviewed a couple weeks ago about best wr duo in the league. He was asked about Austin and Bryant and he burst into laughter. I think Atlanta gets what is coming to them and loses straight up this week. I have never been more confident about a game in my life as I am on Dallas + 4.5 this week.

Atlanta barely beat Carolina and Oakland at home. Dallas is much more talented than there record and I think after this weeks tough loss they know they can't afford to go 3-5. Earlier this year they showed up on the road on sunday night and I expect them again. Dallas wins the game outright. Bank on it.

You're on Dallas for the bigest game? Don't you remember last Sunday?

Dallas are not just last Sunday has problem with turnover but the whole season have been going.

Coaching are bad, players are just miscommunicate on the fields, Jerry Jone is mow pointing finger, Jason Garret on the hot seat.

Otherwise Altlanta on the roll and keep winining, the two team go opposite direction which is Atlanta heading to the best and Dallas toward the worst.

You're now taking Dallas on the road as a Game of the Life? Look at the record who did they win?

I don't know what people call, but I call you a unexperience and crazy capping.

good luck

 
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Posted: #54
I am die-hard NYG fan... Now i know the line can be caught to your advantage early in the week. and dallas was +180 now +173... however , this could be back above 180 by Sunday night.,. Sunday night i think people will slam ...public will slam the cowboys plus money..i would hold off till sunday to make bets.. i usually wait till bout an hour priuor top game time.. I have lost some bets makingthem mid week then sunday rolls around and i feel the opposite..hence week 1... i bet the nyg like in august lol..any ways bol.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by roofie77:

Everyone wants to blame Romo. I blame Garrett. Hes a terrible coach. Romo last year had 31 tds and 10 ints and still got criticized. Stats is irrelevant for that guy now he just needs to get wins and playoff success.
Thank you, starting to think I am the only one watching Cowboys games.  Romo makes some bad choices but Coach and owner are problem 1 and 2.
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Posted: #56
So this game opened at 5. All the public money seems to be on Atlanta, yet the spread is now 4 in most places and will probably be 3.5 shortly. 
 
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no, i don't remember this alleged interview.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by redbook1:

no, i don't remember this alleged interview.

Here you go:

 
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I cant put my money on the boys.. They have been my team forever, but the injury to LEE was absolutely HUGE!!a The inconsistent run game due to injuries, coupled with the poor leadership of Jason Garrett, and then compounded with playing an undefeated Falcon team at home pushes me away from this game.

The cowboys plus the points in a teaser to the over would be the best bet here.....

But i hope the cowboys win brother! 

GOODLUCK
 
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the cowboys last week in the 4th qtr driving into giants redzone needing a score to possibly win the game, on 4th and 1 the coach calls for a passing play and romo threw an interception. that just about sums up this whole thread in one play.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rr207:

the cowboys last week in the 4th qtr driving into giants redzone needing a score to possibly win the game, on 4th and 1 the coach calls for a passing play and romo threw an interception. that just about sums up this whole thread in one play.
What?

Yeah, it was 4th and 1 in the giants red zone, the center Cook was getting his ass kicked by Canty, and getting pushed 3 yards back off the snap.

Bernadeau and Livings where getting killed up the A-gap and B-gap by Joseph, Tuck, Canty, Kiwanuka, and Umenyiora, and the beast JPP.

Dallas was 19 attempts for 17 rushing day because the line was being man handled by the best pass rush in the NFL.

Garrett looks at the 19 yards on the ground, it’s 4th and 1, they have Felix with a bad knee, Tanner with zero experience, tiny Dumbar with no experience, and they are averaging 1.1 yards a carry against the best d-front.

The call was a quick slant or a curl route for Witten. Romo sees that the Giants are ready for the quick slant that beat them on the first game of the season. Witten is double covered.

The Giants are in his face from the snap of the ball. Romo decides to run for it, but Tuck is ready and side steps. Romo sees that Tucks job was to spy the QB.

Romo back pedals 15 yards and throws up a prayer for Witten to try to snatch out of the air…Game over.

That sums up the last play of the game, amateurs.
 
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As a long time Dallas fan, I can understand the angle of taking the Cowboys in this game.  But having watched every one of their games for the last 15 years, I couldn't personally put ANY money on this team right now.  They lack discipline, the OLINE is mediocre (they did have a decent game protecting Romo against New York for the most part) - there is NO running game without Murray (and even if Murray is playing, he's proven to be injury prone) - and the turnovers, which you can't predict - can kill Dallas.  Good luck to whichever side you pick in this matchup - but for me - a no play.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:

What?

Yeah, it was 4th and 1 in the giants red zone, the center Cook was getting his ass kicked by Canty, and getting pushed 3 yards back off the snap.

Bernadeau and Livings where getting killed up the A-gap and B-gap by Joseph, Tuck, Canty, Kiwanuka, and Umenyiora, and the beast JPP.

Dallas was 19 attempts for 17 rushing day because the line was being man handled by the best pass rush in the NFL.

Garrett looks at the 19 yards on the ground, it’s 4th and 1, they have Felix with a bad knee, Tanner with zero experience, tiny Dumbar with no experience, and they are averaging 1.1 yards a carry against the best d-front.

The call was a quick slant or a curl route for Witten. Romo sees that the Giants are ready for the quick slant that beat them on the first game of the season. Witten is double covered.

The Giants are in his face from the snap of the ball. Romo decides to run for it, but Tuck is ready and side steps. Romo sees that Tucks job was to spy the QB.

Romo back pedals 15 yards and throws up a prayer for Witten to try to snatch out of the air…Game over.

That sums up the last play of the game, amateurs.

If you're going to be obnoxious, you might want to get your facts straight.  That fourth and one play was not the last play of the game.  Dallas got the ball back and were about three inches from winning the game with Dez's fingers just out of bounds.

And for the record, Dallas had 17 rushing attempts for 19 yards (you had it the other way around) which is more than one yard per carry.  So you do play action on second down, and then you run on third and 1 - you do NOT throw to a guy who had ZERO catches for the day.  

So, other than you not knowing the last play of the game, or the true rushing stats - and of course you being all obnoxious in your post, otherwise, a mediocre job by an amateur (you).

Kudos.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:

What?

Yeah, it was 4th and 1 in the giants red zone, the center Cook was getting his ass kicked by Canty, and getting pushed 3 yards back off the snap.

Bernadeau and Livings where getting killed up the A-gap and B-gap by Joseph, Tuck, Canty, Kiwanuka, and Umenyiora, and the beast JPP.

Dallas was 19 attempts for 17 rushing day because the line was being man handled by the best pass rush in the NFL.

Garrett looks at the 19 yards on the ground, it’s 4th and 1, they have Felix with a bad knee, Tanner with zero experience, tiny Dumbar with no experience, and they are averaging 1.1 yards a carry against the best d-front.

The call was a quick slant or a curl route for Witten. Romo sees that the Giants are ready for the quick slant that beat them on the first game of the season. Witten is double covered.

The Giants are in his face from the snap of the ball. Romo decides to run for it, but Tuck is ready and side steps. Romo sees that Tucks job was to spy the QB.

Romo back pedals 15 yards and throws up a prayer for Witten to try to snatch out of the air…Game over.

That sums up the last play of the game, amateurs.


oh, you're from texas 

how's that texas defense doing? 
 
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*dallas
 
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Not much of a life if this is the game of your life.
 
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You see a better Romo this week!!

HOW MUCH WORSE CAN HE GET?? He has to be better there is only one way for him to go and that is up. Unless he digs a hole on that big gay blue star on he 50 yd. line and climbs in

 
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DALLAS ,,LARGE IS THE CALL,,

MY ONLY PLAY FOR SUNDAY

 
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Quote Originally Posted by _keyser_soze_:


If you're going to be obnoxious, you might want to get your facts straight.  That fourth and one play was not the last play of the game.  Dallas got the ball back and were about three inches from winning the game with Dez's fingers just out of bounds.

And for the record, Dallas had 17 rushing attempts for 19 yards (you had it the other way around) which is more than one yard per carry.  So you do play action on second down, and then you run on third and 1 - you do NOT throw to a guy who had ZERO catches for the day.  

So, other than you not knowing the last play of the game, or the true rushing stats - and of course you being all obnoxious in your post, otherwise, a mediocre job by an amateur (you).

Kudos.

First off, fuck you, and fuck everything about you.

Romo and Tanner had 2 rushing attempts for zero yards. Jones ran for 19 yards and Felix averaged 1.1 yards a carry. That equals 17 attempts for 19 yards at 1.1 yards a carry, your stupid pompous arrogant fuck.

The guy I was responding to was talking about the play of the game that changed everything. Where Romo threw it up for Witten, that was the potential game winning drive/down that everyone believed, should have happened.

That wasn’t the last play you fuck, you’re talking about the pass to dez on 2nd and 6. The last play of the game was a Hail Mary jump ball out of bounds.

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depends if they pass on 2nd and 1 (3 times) worst offensive  calls I've seen all year. 
 
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the week 10 line has opened at some places for next weeks lines.

atlanta @ new orleans pk em 
 
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Romo is 12-1 against the NFC South in his career. 

In November, Romo is 21-3. Compare that to his October 13-16 and December 10-15. 

 
 
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I love this play. I myself have 2,500 on Dallas Moneyline. I have 200 on Lakers and Cowboys Moneyline parlay. Lakers tonight and Dallas Sunday. Good luck bro 
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