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Bell is hurt, so if we make it there and face the Steelers gotta hope he isn't 100%.

3, but yeah, your point remains.

Martin is also the last rookie Cowboys selected to the All Pro team since Calvin Hill. Only 3 Cowboy rookies ever have been selected. Hayes being the 3rd.

#overrated

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDsz-Kt30g8#t=24

Post to see how much cash I have.

If you mean Winston, it's d u m b a s s. If you mean Mariota, it's Mariota.

:towel

I'm talking about Jim Johnson in Philly.

Full circle. IMO, Linehan is the single biggest factor in our gameplanning philosophy.

Good coaches aren't labeled. They coach to their teams talent. That's what made Johnson so good in Philly.

Broken ribs/punctured lungs/other back problems. You can't debate that point.

Yep, he had 41 against Houston and has had over 30 in 4 other games. Regardless, less runs means less RBs getting hit headon, means less chance of injury.

Listen, Linehan is the only new factor to the equation. You seriously think Jerry and his "are you not entertained?!?!" philosophy just flipped all of a sudden? Really?

I don't agree with that. While I love us playing smashmouth football, it lends itself to RBs getting hurt more.

Right, and like I stated before, Romo had many injuries before that shouold have made the coaches want to keep people off of him and they didn't... until Linehan.

So running the ball less makes RBs more subject to injury? Come on, Dooms. You are approaching Bill Bates/ROH territory at this point.

Linehan wasn't with us last year. He was still with the Lions and a shit OL and shit for RBs. Outside of that, this was a really good point.

It may drip of nostalgia, but it's still terrible. :lol

He has had bruised/broken ribs, punctured lungs and back problems before. Why didn't we run it more then? Oh yeah, Linehan.