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Jets will be really tough game today, we'll definitely get a better gauge of what this offense is (or isnt) I think. Could have really used Cooks and especially Tyler Smith, but it is what it is. The Jets had success running the ball on the Bills, who were top 5 in rush defense a year ago...

Don't be raining on my parade

Alabama is already making a QB change.

Stars aligning?

Greg the Leg got hurt yesterday in practice, may not play Sunday for Jets. https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/2023/09/15/greg-zuerlein-groin-injury/?ref=NewsReadery.com

Not to me is wasnt. We arnt the Vikings.

Essentially that's two games in a row with the same story. New England would have probably beaten them too if not for a couple of first half turnovers that cost them points.

Gallup pre-knee injury was a really solid #2/#3 guy. He'll be fine. And Jalen Tolbert had a tremendous offseason, camp and preseason. He'd move into the 3rd role. It's a long season and ultimately Cooks is an important piece to the teams offensive success. Erring on the side of caution in week...

Seahags just added Jason Peters to their PS: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38386785/seahawks-add-jason-peters-injures-offensive-tackle

Colin Cowturd nailing it.

I often felt like part of Prescott (and Romo before him) problems was trying to control too much and do too much at the LOS. It would seem that someone there on the staff may have finally seen the light on that too:

L O L https://cowboyszone.com/threads/journalist-jim-trotter-sues-league-for-discrimination-referencing-incident-with-jerry-jones.513714/page-7 One of the most ridiculous threads I've ever seen there. Countless messages from the fucking idiot mods about challenging their power and all kinds of...

They need to be removed, they'll never "retire"