Posted:
#26
38-17 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES!!!!!!!
Philly will win big because they lost there last 3 games against dallas and the eagles have alot of weapons. 
Philadelphia at Dallas (12/12/2010)
Posted:
#28
Quote Originally Posted by DrDogs:
Samuels is out. Wont matter. As much I dislike them, the cowboys will win. They are a 180 degree different team since firing wade staypuft marshmellow man loser phillips. They can run, play d, and throw the ball. Dallas for the large!
Samuels is out. Wont matter. As much I dislike them, the cowboys will win. They are a 180 degree different team since firing wade staypuft marshmellow man loser phillips. They can run, play d, and throw the ball. Dallas for the large!
Ummm... Dallas gives up an average of 28 points per game and that is "GOOD D"
U have to be kidding right?
Posted:
#29
The Dallas Cowboys have won three of their last four but it looks like it will be too little too late for the team many had picked to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl this season. Since Jason Garrett has taken over as Head Coach things have been going in the right direction for Dallas and with each game and win it makes it more interesting as to whether he'll be back to coach the team next season. Jon Kitna looks like he still has at least another year left in the tank as he is completing 65.5 percent of his passes for 1,703 yards with 11 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Felix Jones has gained 531 yards on the ground and 354 through the air and will have to carry the load along with Tashard Choice as it looks like Marion Barber won't be ready to go. Jason Witten has 65 catches for 702 yards and four touchdowns and Miles Austin has 56 catches for 804 yards and five touchdowns but star Rookie Dez Bryant was injured last week and is gone for the season. Bradie James has 94 tackles and Keith Brooking has 83 while DeMarcus Ware's nine and a half sacks lead the team. Sean Lee, Terence Newman, Alan Ball, and Gerald Sensabaugh all have two interceptions as Dallas has 13 as a team. For the season Dallas is averaging 24.5 points per game and 365.9 yards while the defense is allowing 28 points and 361.9 yards.
The Philadelphia Eagles bounced back from their loss in Chicago by taking out the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football and now they play in another night game against another team from Texas. The Cowboys and the Eagles haven't met this season but the Eagles remember well that it was the Cowboys who knocked them out of the playoffs last season. The biggest difference between last year's Eagles and this year's version has been Andy Reid's decision to go with Michael Vick as his starting QB and Vick has responded by having an MVP caliber season and guiding the Eagles to a tie for first place in the NFC East. Vick has completed 63.8 percent of his passes for 2,243 yards with 15 touchdowns and two interceptions while rushing for 467 yards and six touchdowns. LeSean McCoy has taken over for Brian Westbrook and he has run for 823 yards and seven touchdowns while catching 67 passes for 534 yards and two touchdowns. Jeremy Maclin, Jason Avant, and DeSean Jackson have opened up the vertical passing game as Vick has the arm to throw deep with Maclin catching 56 passes for 820 yards and eight touchdowns and Jackson having 562 yards and five scores. Quintin Mikell leads Philly in tackles but it's truly a team effort as he has 6 tackles and Stewart Bradley is next with 57. Trent Cole has nine sacks and Juqua Parker has five but the Eagles have a solid 32 as a team. Asante Samuel should be back and he has seven interceptions despite the injuries while Dimitri Patterson and Nate Allen have two each. Philadelphia is averaging 28.7 points and 400.7 yards per game while the defense is allowing 23.4 points and 325.5 yards per game.
Dallas is 4-0 against the spread in their last five games, 8-2 against the spread after allowing more than 90 yards rushing their previous game, and 1-5 against the spread after scoring more than 30 points their previous game. Philadelphia is 4-1 against the spread in their last five NFC games, 6-2 against the spread in their last eight games as a road favorite, and 4-1 against the spread after scoring more than 30 point their previous game.
One thing we can always be certain of when these two meet is hard hitting and we will see plenty of it from both sides. I think this is more of a defensive battle and with the total set at 51, it's doubtful that they get past it.
UNDER 51
Posted:
#31
Quote Originally Posted by DrDogs:
Samuels is out. Wont matter. As much I dislike them, the cowboys will win. They are a 180 degree different team since firing wade staypuft marshmellow man loser phillips. They can run, play d, and throw the ball. Dallas for the large!
Samuels is out. Wont matter. As much I dislike them, the cowboys will win. They are a 180 degree different team since firing wade staypuft marshmellow man loser phillips. They can run, play d, and throw the ball. Dallas for the large!
dallas for the large
!!
LARGE
Posted:
#45
Quote Originally Posted by shake 1:
Big D playin for Home Cookin Pride and Repect with None Better Than Their Divisional Rival. Getting Huge Points at Home with Focus......Flyin First Class LARGE Tonight.
and we have another sportsbook promoter trying to get people to bet the wrong side of a strong bet! GET OUT!
FLYIN FIRST CLASS LARGE WITH THE COWBOY'S.
Posted:
#46
Another tough call, Dallas at home playing much better for their new coach but Philly has the weapons to cover as much as a TD here I think ? Dez is out along with Barber, that seals it for me. Not that Jones a and Choice can't run the ball. Cowboys D is questionable at best !
Eagles -4 / Under 50.5 
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