Percy Harvin. Sidney Rice. Shiancoe. Berrian. The Cowboys #1 receiver is fucking Miles Austin. Need I go on?
As far as the game goes, Minn is a completely different team at home. I think they handle the 'Boys fairly easily in this one.
Dude, you obviously didn't pull your head out of your ass fast enough to watch the season. In eight games as a starter Miles Austin put up pro bowl numbers that 98% of the NFL's receivers wish they could...so your Miles Austin insult means what???
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Quote Originally Posted by Rocktober1954:
LOL.
Percy Harvin. Sidney Rice. Shiancoe. Berrian. The Cowboys #1 receiver is fucking Miles Austin. Need I go on?
As far as the game goes, Minn is a completely different team at home. I think they handle the 'Boys fairly easily in this one.
Dude, you obviously didn't pull your head out of your ass fast enough to watch the season. In eight games as a starter Miles Austin put up pro bowl numbers that 98% of the NFL's receivers wish they could...so your Miles Austin insult means what???
ROMO will never make an NFC title game if he has to throw more than 15 times. He could Sanchez into one. He does not have what it takes
Completely agree. Romo on the road, against a good home defense, with a very questionable offensive line, with Wade Phillips as head coach and coming off a playoff win that just reaked of trouble. Like I said in several threads already. I will wait for Tony Romo to win back to back playoff games before I ever back him.
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Quote Originally Posted by MNFLoser:
ROMO will never make an NFC title game if he has to throw more than 15 times. He could Sanchez into one. He does not have what it takes
Completely agree. Romo on the road, against a good home defense, with a very questionable offensive line, with Wade Phillips as head coach and coming off a playoff win that just reaked of trouble. Like I said in several threads already. I will wait for Tony Romo to win back to back playoff games before I ever back him.
Still waiting for the Cowboys to go to MIN. Are they coming?
Hey now that you mention it I haven't heard much from the entire state in the past 12 hours or so, I hope everyone is okay down there, they seemed like such a happy bunch the other day
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:
Still waiting for the Cowboys to go to MIN. Are they coming?
Hey now that you mention it I haven't heard much from the entire state in the past 12 hours or so, I hope everyone is okay down there, they seemed like such a happy bunch the other day
Cowboys are hot. Vikings are not. They beat a Giants team last week that was going through the motions. And lost 3 of 4 before that.
Dallas beat a New Orleans team trying to stay undefeated, their bitterrival and another division rival coming off a 6-game win streak twice in a row by more than 20.
You my son must learn to keep home stats seperate from away stats.
What Dallas did at home was irrelevant. If people would have studied Dallas's last 4 road performances as a mean average, instead of trying to isolate one game or several games they played at home. You would find that Dallas's average pure points per game road offense was a measly 14pppg. Minny s home pppg was a 32. Thats why they are the 2nd rated offense in the league and Dallas was a fraud.
The only thing Dallas had going for them was that their defense was a solid defense at 14.5 pure points per gm. However, when a 14 offense meets up wth a 9 defense(Minny's home defensive pppg) then your offense just isnt going to move the ball whatsoever.
Since Minny had a 32 home pppg...they had no problem moving the ball on Dallas because of the caliber of players on that team's offense and most importantly the QB. They basicly overpowered them because of their offensive ability. Dallas goes 3 and out because there only averaging 14pppg on the road vs a 9 defense and its game over!!!
The public overeaction to Dallas's run was one of the biggest follies of this years playoffs..so was Baltimores game with NE, and Arizonas game with GB . Everyone one always looks at the last game or the game before that and automaticaly forms an opinion and dumps their load on it. You need to go deeper... thats where the answers lye.
Overreaction to the last game played when the attention should have been focused on those teams overall road performances not just one game is the task at hand
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Quote Originally Posted by davmeek:
Cowboys are hot. Vikings are not. They beat a Giants team last week that was going through the motions. And lost 3 of 4 before that.
Dallas beat a New Orleans team trying to stay undefeated, their bitterrival and another division rival coming off a 6-game win streak twice in a row by more than 20.
You my son must learn to keep home stats seperate from away stats.
What Dallas did at home was irrelevant. If people would have studied Dallas's last 4 road performances as a mean average, instead of trying to isolate one game or several games they played at home. You would find that Dallas's average pure points per game road offense was a measly 14pppg. Minny s home pppg was a 32. Thats why they are the 2nd rated offense in the league and Dallas was a fraud.
The only thing Dallas had going for them was that their defense was a solid defense at 14.5 pure points per gm. However, when a 14 offense meets up wth a 9 defense(Minny's home defensive pppg) then your offense just isnt going to move the ball whatsoever.
Since Minny had a 32 home pppg...they had no problem moving the ball on Dallas because of the caliber of players on that team's offense and most importantly the QB. They basicly overpowered them because of their offensive ability. Dallas goes 3 and out because there only averaging 14pppg on the road vs a 9 defense and its game over!!!
The public overeaction to Dallas's run was one of the biggest follies of this years playoffs..so was Baltimores game with NE, and Arizonas game with GB . Everyone one always looks at the last game or the game before that and automaticaly forms an opinion and dumps their load on it. You need to go deeper... thats where the answers lye.
Overreaction to the last game played when the attention should have been focused on those teams overall road performances not just one game is the task at hand
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