I hate that call to go on 4th. Why give the Packers a chance at momentum?
And once you make the stupid call, why does Jones get it instead of Barber?
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I hate that call to go on 4th. Why give the Packers a chance at momentum?
And once you make the stupid call, why does Jones get it instead of Barber?
Unfucking believable. There's one team in the NFC that can beat Dallas, themselves, and they're doing their best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
They're getting some great calls though. I guess the officials like Dallas tonight, eh Yoshi? :p
There's been some shitty calls both ways. I'd say the net is 3 points for Dallas from bad calls, although that PI was on second down, so they may have scored anyway.
That idiot Favre is going to try to play the next drive. Why else would he run into the tunnel with 2 minutes left? This is one game, no matter how big. If he comes back in and hurts his elbow more, his career may be over.
edit: I suspect that last FG kept him off the field.
So the net of the night is Dallas can play for 20 minutes and be on sloppy auto pilot for the other 40 and still beat Green Bay by double digits. And it would have been worse if Favre didn't get hurt, as crazy as that sounds.
I know. Rogers actually played pretty good. I don't know what the hell was up with Farve shooting everything deep. Rogers went to their tried-and-true short passes and did very well.
A banged up GB team down 3 key defensive starters. A healthy Packer team beats the Cowboys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
I don't think so. Favre was killing his team, by trying to throw the long ball, while Dallas was leaving the short passes open. Rogers showed how GB should have played and even the hapless Gumball knew that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Videodrone
Dallas will most likely meet Green Bay again, and they'll probably blow out the Packers. TO's botched catch in the end zone, kept GB in the game; if TO had caught that(endzone) pass, the game would have been completly out of reach.
Except that the Cowboys have been without Terry Glenn all season and lost Jason Ferguson in week one. The talent gap is large when everyone is healthy. This is now officially a two team league, and the Browns might be the distant third.Quote:
Originally Posted by Videodrone