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This is the test I wanted to see. Results are mixed but mostly positive. This is a very good team we're playing. Second half adjustments will decide this outcome.

Not a safe assumption. Backups known to run wild on us and have a career day

Our run D is a concern - nobody's really tried to run on us in any meaningful way. Carolina will. This game will be a real test also because their D is pretty good.

And with nobody asking what happened to Obama's infrastructure deal that was supposed to solve the problem for generations. Remember, the "shovel-ready" one? Nobody seems to.

Here's how dumb I'm looking this week, trying to get some of Bradshaw's money.

Early Sunday game, noon kickoff at home for us. Should be a real test this week.

I have no doubt that a serious run team like Cleveland would just mash us up front much like we did to Philadelphia

Called play wasn't there so he salvaged it. Directed his receiver. Delivered the ball. What we gotta see from a legit QB. The decision to eschew the FG certainly is debatable though.

That was the moment I actually said, "now any reasonable debate is over." Then he topped even that throw a few times throughout the game. Especially that ad-libbed TD pass in the back of the end zone.

When I saw that play I jumped out of my chair howling, hands in the air, visions of Harvey Martin and Leon Lett in my brain. And then it was, "Who's THIS guy?"

And this may be beneath the notice of most folk, but this year I have noticed we're no longer sloppy dressers. No untucked jerseys. I always have believed the small seemingly insignificant details are essential ingredients of the better teams. The better teams take pride in even the smallest...

Yep all objectivity disappeared, like it was now verboten.

I miss them. It was a staple of my youngest years. Must read reading for a little boy just learning to love reading.

Good to hear there's some people who remember it. John Fitzgerald once said it's called the hitch because working cowboys hitch up their pants before taking on a difficult task such as "bustin broncos." This was in the DC Weekly.

Today, yeah. But the hitch, it wasn't related to shifting or motion. Happened regardless. There's just not enough of us around who remember this stuff.

No shit. It's an example of how prevalent it was. It's not like it was in the viral cultural lexicon, ever. It was just among Dallas fans who paid attention, subscribed to the DC weekly, and really followed the details. Then when we started closing games with it in 2014, some moron probably...

And mother fucker, in 1972-80 WE did the hitch on the HS team I played on. It was a tradition. Did it a thousand times at least between practices and games. And it was ever and only about focus, unity and discipline for the OL.

And that is WRONG, because it is illegal. Once you are set with one or two hands on the turf, you cannot fucking move. The hitch has both elbows on the knees. You are NOT set. THEN we hitch up, and get set. So your internet sources are full of shit. It was about focus, unity and discipline for...

Tom didn't change anything. He's not here to correct dumbasses.

When it was happening every play, it was the hitch. It became the "Landry Shift" due to ignorance.