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Then be prepared to continue to be frustrated. You think Garrett is going to change now, even when he knows his job is on the line?

What is this he is doing?

The play was still alive, why did the refs blow the whistle?

You forgot the horsecollar tackle that Phillips did on Romo that wasn't called --- I think that was more game changing than all the rest, and Romo was out of the tackle box.

Everybody is jumping on Romo, but what about Dez's fumble, that allowed Manning to score on that turnover?

What I don't fucking understand is why not have Dunbar and Murray both in the backfield at the same time. Both bring different skill sets. Or better yet... why not use Dunbar more period? Yeah I know about the fumbling, but still.

It's so fucking obvious. Let's see what Romo can do with a REAL COACH, instead of one that has on the job training.

THIS.

He'd only run the ball right up the gut into the teeth of the defense, and the end result would be 3 and out... so really, doers it even matter? Do you remember a few years back against the Patriots with 3 minutes left in the game, and the Cowboys were up only by 3 pts.? Garrett called three...

Glad that we are seeing this play out of him now as opposed to later after he signed a big contract. Unfortunately though, this means we'll use a 2nd round draft pick on another LB, and continue to neglect the OL and DL. I wasn't on board with the Claiborne pick, but boy having Brockers and...

I'm not going to say a thing.

No matter if it's the 3-4 or the 4-3... we for some reason ALWAYS leave the middle of the field open.

We should be all the more pissed in losing to both the Chiefs and Chargers. That effort right there, would have beaten both teams.

And Garrett that more close to being shown the door.

Got it. Thanks. It's a dumb rule with a dumb exception. I though the rule was instituted to prevent injuries. How does the injury be prevented from it, just because it's in the tackle box and/or behind the LOS? But it is the rule. However, Romo was outside of the tackle box, so it should have...

That no-call horsecollar did more harm I think than Romo's TD. It wasn't a case where the refs missed it, that shit was purposely not called.

I don't think that's true at all. They outlawed the rule because of the potential harm as a result. The risk of harm isn't lessened because it's done to a QB and/or RB in the backfield or pocket. And how many horsecollars have you seen done on QBs and RBs in the back field? So what you are...

That was some bullshit. Normally I would say unbelievable, but it's the Cowboys. And I wanted to put my foot through the tube after hearing Simms dumb explanation: Since Romo was out of the pocket, that's why it wasn't a horsecollar. WTF! Roy Williams was making those horsecollars in the pocket...

AMEN! Just knee-jerk bullshit. I'm not even upset about the overall defense giving up so much because it's Manning, there are some players that are exceptions. I would like to see Romo under better coaching. Except for 10 games in his career, he's been under Garrett and Wade Wilson. And Romo...

How many times this has happened under Garrett is the more appropriate question. I don't get you people. You all thought that we would lose and guess what? We did. I'm not upset at all at losing to the Broncos because the overall effort was there. That effort would have beaten the Chiefs and...