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Weeden for Brady, straight up. Offer expires in 48 hours.

:facepalm

said no one ever

we're wearing our lucky blue unis, so we'll win

the braintrust probably figured Weeden was good enough to carry us for one or two games in the event that Romo got hurt, and that the season would be over anyway if Romo was out for the year. what they didn't count on was Romo being out for an extended period of time but not the whole season.

yeah, hard-pressed to call the Saints game a "must win" when we have a 2-1 record, but considering what's on the horizon, we need to squirrel away as many wins as possible. this is doable even if Brees plays, but only if they stop coddling the red headed menace.

hardy har har

even as a kid he had a punchable face

he had a pick last week you ingrate

Escobar was a second rounder (gulp)

Bob Sturm: Cowboys' loss shows Brandon Weeden is out of his league Overall thoughts They needed to play mistake-free and not give away anything today to have a chance to beat a pretty good football team. Despite a lot of things going well in the early going, it was not close to a clean...

Brice is also MIA

Fucking Mariota was way more aggressive in his first NFL start than Weeden was today. Weeden is a veteran QB with a strong arm and several NFL starts under his belt yet they tried to protect him like he was a skittish rookie.

you should never fucking false start at home. he's too old and too good to keep pulling that crap.

"False start, #82" :facepalm

? the only help next week is Mincey

I was thinking the exact same thing. we called that TO way too early, because a quick score on the next play would leave them plenty of time to get in FG range, which is exactly what happened. panicky Garrett fucks up again.

It was like 3rd and 3, so Church was shallow to prevent a short crossing pattern. Wilcox had deep coverage.

Cowboys thoughts: Defense fails; Brandon Weeden can't make downfield throws ARLINGTON -- It's hard to believe that the Cowboys led 21-7 at one point Sunday. But the good spirits inside AT&T Stadium quickly changed as Dallas' defense couldn't find a way to stop Devonta Freeman or Julio Jones...