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Jerry's bold vision - Cheap and bad is better than expensive and bad.

If so, it'll be interesting to see what he can do in KC. Not sure why, but I find myself wishing him well.

Yeah, it would be nice to have an expert running the team rather than an amateur who occasionally consults experts.

I don't know why I read interviews with jerry. They just piss me off.

Who coaches the Cowboys' placekicker these days? That kid was truly outstanding.

Compared to Sandusky ....

How well should Romo play with cracked ribs?

There were several defensive players who got snaps last evening who, for some reason, wore unfamiliar names on their backs. I have little idea who some of them are and/or how they ended up in Dallas. It is almost like a pickup game. Of course the injuries screwed the defense over. I'm not...

My memory of Ailman is intact. If you want to believe that Romo is the problem and that many if not most QBs would succeed behind that OL, go for it.

Romo's inability to play with broken ribs means he's an inadequate QB? I do hope he gets a shot with a better organization, though. For his sake.

IMO, the players you just mentioned would not have survived behind this year's OL in Dallas. Even at his youngest, Aikman got absolutely clobbered behind his inferior line. The abuse the rookie Aikman took is now legendary. This year would have been no different.

Most QBs lack Romo's ecapability. Imagine the sacks a less mobile QB would have taken behind that miserable OL.

Yeah, there were several of us who questioned using so many resources on CB. Others disagreed, but I don't remember any empty-headed CZ-like bashing going on here ... about that.

My take on last night - Romo was playing hurt and unable to execute at his typical standard.

I like the writeup, but there is a chicken-egg problem with calling Romo a coach killer. If you put Romo in the position to fail (awful OL, personell unable to beat the blitz, almost no support from the running game) and ask him to do too much on a consistent basis ... does that make Romo a...

I'm hesitant to place much blame on Romo. He's stuck with a truly abysmal OL. The OL is unable to run block, to execute screens, or to reliably pass block. It is the GM's responsibility to gather the pieces that can be assembled into an effective, cohesive whole. The GM has clearly failed...

I didn't like the Claiborne pick last year ... it was a misallocation of resources. The only surprise this season is that Romo's ribs weren't cracked earlier in the season. How this franchise tricked itself into believing that the team would be just fine with an obviously inadequate OL is...

I resent it too. Jones couldn't "evaluate" his way out of a paper bag. A trained chimp would be no worse as a GM.

Jerry should feel more than just anger. He should feel embarrassed, humiliated, and hopeless. He is an absolute failure as a "football man."

I despise Jerry. I'lm sick of him trying to out wildcat the rest of the league only to come up short year after year.