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Yeah. But did this jacknuts predict that the Cowboys would win 13 games, win their division, and have the #1 seed? All with a rookie QB. I guaranteed you that he did not. He talks about what realistic, but Dak and Zeke have redefined reality. I'm not worried. And it feels good. Well let me...

Remember how everyone made such a big deal about Romo vacationing in Cabo during the playoff bye? Well the Giants are partying it up in Miami, and no one says shit. Typical. And don't give me the crap on how they won two Super Bowls, because how many players aside from Eli are still on those...

After it happened to us three times courtesy of Garrett... it's quite nice to watch another team come up short in a win and you're in playoff scenario.

Lot of people in here were. Warmack was first choice for us, and then Cooper.

Been saying for two years now that we need to be rid of Free or at least find his replacement. It's like this: Free: Good day Mr. Graham. May I take your hat and coat? Allow me to escort you to the QB. Right this way sir.

Feels weird that there is no Monday Night football.

When the Cowboys played up here, you would have thought it was a home game for the Cowboys. Knew there were a lot of Cowboys' fans but not that many.

Well the KFAN personality, Paul Allen, who also does the Vikings' radio play by play, hates the Cowboys period. He's from the D.C. area, and so he's originally a Redskins' fan, and so he take his snipes at the Cowboys from that standpoint.

You noticed that all three of those games were nationally televised.

Vikings' fans are still butt hurt over their loss. Talking about how they would have won were it not the muffed fumble. I asked them, why were the Cowboys able to overcome Dak's fumble?

Well doesn't this same reasoning apply to the other teams as well? Same stupidity of how it's hard for one team (Cowboys) to beat a team a third time after beating them twice; but... once a team has been beaten twice (Cowboys) by one team, it's even harder for that team to win, and thus likely...

I think it's funny how most of the people here were afraid to face the Redskins again. Truly the definition of a front-running team.

It's funny how all the talking heads bring up how the Giants beat the Cowboys twice and thus would likely beat them a third time. But when it's the Cowboys that beat a team twice, they all switch it up and claim how hard it is to beat a team for a third time after beating them twice. Yes, the...

Ok and...? Every team in the playoffs should have confidence.

They were definitely more balanced on offense. They excelled in both running and passing the ball.

Not so sure. Packers' secondary is banged up, and you're not going to beat the Giants without a strong and consistent running game. If Rodgers is your leading rusher in terms of carries, you're not going to win.

This team is different.

Their running game is so bad, that Rodgers is doing quite a bit of running.

Who was it?

That likely will not happen if Garrett is hands off.