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I can get with that. BTW, as much as we were vertically challenging the Broncos all day, did we ever bother to throw a slant to Bryant? I can't recall doing that much, if it all.

They do usually appear to be disciplined, but the thing that bothers me about Smith is that defense is his background and they look awful on defense. No pass rush whatsoever and they are playing soft on that side of the football. He also takes some dumb risks (like the Jets game and the N.O. a...

I am starting to lose hope even with that. Jones won't cave in and hire a real head coach until things bottom out. They are nowhere near that. It would take an epic 4-12; 5-11 type season with nobody giving a shit to close out the year before he'd ever get pissed off enough with Garrett. We...

Actually, he was Larry Lacewell's suggestion to all our problems that Jerry listened to.

About the only thing he fixed was the inability to get more turnovers. We have been giving up gobs of yards and not forcing the other team into making many mistakes except for the Rams game. Everyone else has been pitch and catch for the most part.

Lee is a trooper and he's not going to start discord, but I have a feeling if this kind of shit performance continues, things will deteriorate even more. Honestly, I don't know how to improve the D short of doing something completely against what the basics of the Kiffin defense dictate. I...

Not really. He's so pathetic, he's posting Scumbag Steve memes and thinks he's clever.

Stephen Jones: No moral victories came out of Dallas Cowboys’ 51-48 loss to Broncos By Jon Machota jmachota@dallasnews.com 2:24 pm on October 7, 2013 | Jerry Jones called Sunday’s 51-48 loss to the Denver Broncos a moral victory for the Dallas Cowboys, something the team could build off...

Garrett and even Stephen have directly contradicted Jerry today.

And that is what led to Owens and Crayton bugging out.

I have read similar homer talk on the intrawebs that suggests that this moral victory is like what spring boarded the Giants to beat the unbeaten Patriots. I bet Jerry uses this one himself on his radio show this week.

We would be tied with Philly for first place but the moral victory gives us the tie breaker. Kinda like how the playoff bye equaled a real win and stuff.

Romo didn't even lament Payton leaving as much as Jerry Jones letting QB coach David Lee go without bothering to check into it and then allowing some useless lifer stooge like Wade Wilson to step back on the staff simply because Jerry was comfortable with him and frankly so was Garrett. Garrett...

It is mental. He got the Favre comparison and it is remarkable how they are so similar...at least Favre had Holmgren early in his career to temper the idiocy to some degree.

With Romo...I don't think they'd be in a hurry to absorb that contract Jerry Jones gave him. It makes him practically Cowboys property until he's cut...trading is not an option.

Bill Walsh had a saying about another "pretty good QB" Steve DeBerg... "He plays just good enough to get you beat." I just have never seen a more statistically impressive QB have so little to show for them. He's not a Marino. Marino had a SB appearance. He's not an Elway. Elway carried...

When it ends up being a turn over on the next to last possession which effectively ends the game has nothing to do with playing out after the outcome. It ends up becoming part of the outcome.

The problem is ultimately Jerry because he accepts what Romo does repeatedly, practically every year, when his franchise needs him to come through to go forward. He has also failed to get him the proper tools to move forward, like a quality QB coach and offensive coordinator.

:lol That's right. Damn, I forgot about that. Gotta suck for him.

It didn't. He's simplifying it mainly because he's well...simple.