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I was really hoping Harris would just take it all the way and save us the misery of watching Weeden struggle through another series.

:lol He's sucking on every level.

Fucking Orton.

The same obsession with everything else he does: validate his shit house decisions and prove himself. Which of course, he never does.

Jones is doing every dumb thing imaginable to make it work with Garrett. What's clear to everyone else will eventually dawn on him, while the careers of some great players are being wasted. In the meantime, we can watch Weeden miss easy throws. Man this season just turned on a dime.

Of course. Romo makes everyone look better. ?? They were 1-7 with him surrounded by garbage. That team would have been 0-8

It's amazing how much hinges on one single player. Romo's value can't be understated at all. This team is 1-7 without him.

Weeden just sucks and his range is limited. They'd better be prepared to rely heavily on the run and short range passes.

It definitely shows that one habit they’ve had for years hasn't gone away: playing down to their opponents level. It never fails. They can play up to a Seattle and a NO, but when they play a cellar dweller on their 3rd QB, it’s keystone cop time. Add in division rival and all bets are off. It’s...

It works that way too. :smile1

But it sure is pretty. :)

That's interesting, because I was 12 when I saw The Shining and it just grabbed me. I watched it on cable and re-watched when it was on. I even convinced my mother I was too sick to go to school one day when it was showing at noon. Once she saw me sitting in front of that she knew I lied. :P I...

So do I. A tradition in my house when the snow flies. The Shining was my first glimpse of Kubrick and still my favorite.

Awesome. I'd love to see any of the Kubrick classics on the big screen, but this would be a great experience. Aside from Eyes Wide Shut, the closest I came was The Shining in a home theater and that was great.

:lol I know.

Exactly. And when the bastards are playing good football, they're much more dangerous. I normally feel there's a better chance playing a great non division opponent, than a good division rival. And remember Zero, it was the division rival NY F'n Giants that put the lid on that great 2007 season.

Injuries aside, they wouldn't have been a top two any way. Their 3 game streak was against the hapless skins and the little better middle runners Atlanta and Houston. Coming into the season their oline was a problem and will be the rest of the season. But they still played Dallas strong. :lol...

I do too, but it's Philly and like New York, their Super Bowl is every time they play Dallas. It's why I can't stand when they're on a roll. Yesterday New York looked better than they actually are. The rest of the season we'll see them, like we saw them before yesterday: inept and lousy. But...

I'm more concerned with Philly. Dallas seems to hold it's own against big names and big faces. No matter who's coaching, playing QB or catching Philly always plays the Cowboys tough and even when down they can win against Dallas.

Good guy to have behind an aging great. Both touchdowns were good catches, but that second touchdown was impressive. Even without the hit that was coming he did a good job of stretching for an over the should grab.