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From Zordon on CZ: Next. Landry.

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I don't totally disagree with your entire post, but they ran it five times in the second half. That's pretty much giving up.

And on a totally different note, and back to the thread title... Love how Garrett comes on his PCs after losses and almost with a smile in his voice talks about penalties and negative plays getting us "behind the chains", which makes it hard to get first downs. As if the penalties and screwups...

Okay, I'll give you McClain a little bit, but still, it's not like he's Vince Wilfork or anything. And no, I don't think Gregory made any difference. Against the pass, sure, he looks special there. But he wouldn't have stopped those gashes up the gut. Hardy I don't even consider. He's a...

No doubt... No way at halftime I'd have thought we'd lose by 11. Absolutely no way. I do think the Falcons are a pretty good team, though, and not every team has a good QB and Julio Jones. Now if our defense goes full 2012 again, I take it all back. We do have to stop someone sometime.

We were missing one, Mincey. Gregory isn't some kind of established run defender yet, if he ever is.

Everyone except Scandrick is coming back, though. We're only three games in and we do have a winning record. Plus this division still doesn't look great. I really think we're going to be fine for later in the year. Even if we don't have one of the best records like last year, who cares...

You know, this is counter to our power running offense from last year, but I wonder if they might consider doing what they did at Okie State and just put him in the gun in the spread and let him find the open guy. Just snap it and let him get the ball out of his hand quickly. Same type offense...

Apparently Jerry said something similar after the game... Something like, "Weeden can throw it downfield if that's what he's asked to do." Get on that Al Davis phone, Jerry.

Exactly. I watch the games more dispassionately than I used to, but the one thing that really pisses me off is watching our run defense get gashed all day, especially by average OLs. Absolutely shouldn't happen and it's simply unacceptable.

Way too negative, man. The Falcons are a pretty good team. They'd beaten the exact same teams we had, only they didn't lose their QB and star WR. The Saints are 0-3 and are definitely beatable especially if Brees doesn't play. And even if he does, who knows if his arm will work. They lost...

I definitely think that super cheap salary (isn't it only like 660k) was a big part of the attraction for the reason you said: If he's out for the year, no backup is taking us anywhere anyway. That said, I think it's a mistake to put any faith whatsover in Cassel. Not sure he'd be a bit...

I loved how at timeouts and even during play, Romo was out there in his sling on the sideline right next to Garrett, like he was the coach. Tony knows who is really responsible for any success this team has. :lol

I think it was totally the game plan to run everyone off deep and then hit Dunbar and Witten underneath, just like worked so well in the first half. If you look at Cleveland, there are plenty of highlights out there of Weeden throwing bombs to Gordon, so it's not that he can't or won't go deep...

Jeremy Mincey suffered concussion during pregame warm-ups in Philadelphia ARLINGTON -- Cowboys defensive end Jeremy Mincey was inactive for Sunday's game because of a concussion he suffered the previous weekend in Philadelphia. Mincey said he suffered the injury during a helmet-to-helmet hit...

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Second round is usually a good place to find a safety that can play. Too bad for us we'll be using that on another backup TE next year.

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Sturm is okay, he at least makes an effort, but I'm starting to think he's one of the most overrated "geniuses" anywhere. Weeden threw the one bad pick, but he wasn't the reason we lost. I think he pretty much executed the game plan the coaches wanted, which was for him to play it pretty safe...