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That hasn't happened since the late 90s actually. What does happen since then is all the sports media in the DFW area just suck his dick. The tragedy is, Jerruh thinks he has great players on defense. Still.

For all the guys here who were watching the game and commenting for the last three hours I say, thank you for that timely and astute announcement.

Only nine completions for Kyler Murray. Think about that.

It's the 1988 squad. As I analogized earlier.

I dreamed some weeks back that I was watching the SB and the commentators kept calling it the "asterisk bowl" due to covid. We beat the LA Chargers 30-29.

Bless you my British brother for staying up to the wee hours of the morning to watch this debacle and post with we bloody Americans. Misery loves company.

Remains to be seen if we can beat Philly and the football team. I'm not optimistic at all.

It certainly won't give him respect for the safety position. He's really stupid that way.

Because he knows he doesn't have to worry about the QB taking off. Therefore the QB gets hit MORE and therefore is in more danger of getting hurt.

COACHING UP the backups, not investing even MORE draft capital. Eventually you gotta PAY those 1st rounders. Or let them leave. You can't pay all of them... You gotta have a plan in place to be able to replace them. But you're IN that trap because you wasted four, first round picks there to...

"We wuz wut dey thot we wuz" lol

It kind of reminds me of that 1988 team. Lots of injuries, Pelluer at QB, old tired and slow D, 3-13 finish.

Good gravy, we're really this bad.

No... that's when Helen Keller Moore finally opens up the playbook and gets aggressive with the play calling. The GUYS getting pist and physically dominating should come long before that.

He never got a chance to instill his style or his culture. No offseason to speak of and no preseason. He's basically just treading water and keeping things the same.

Hell, at one point we had four #1 picks in that o-line. You don't need heavy draft capital tied up in the o-line. The Great Wall didn't have a single #1 pick among them.

To me, them taking the knee there is the ultimate insult. Which dovetails into what you said earlier: At what point do our guys get pist off?

There's no way I take a knee there. I would have ran the same play that netted the 80 yd TD from earlier.

Not for nothing, but can anyone name any team that still performed well after losing all OL starters AND the starting QB?

Looks like a 3-13 team out there. At best.