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That's fine, but it's another thing entirely to think that Livings and Bernadeau have fixed our o-line problems.

I just hope we get a later than usual bye week.

Joe knows quarterbacks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sM0F12h6Kg

You needn't be a homer to predict a win. They aren't the '85 Bears, and they needed a minor miracle to beat us in Dallas last year. But WK1 means playing them when they're at their healthiest and most stoked.

NBC was guaranteed boffo ratings anyway, mainly because it's the only game on at that time and has the added appeal of being the season opener. The "captive audience" angle is the reason why Dallas usually play less glamorous teams on Thanksgiving. That said, I'd much rather play there in WK1...

not sure how reliable this guy is Michael Signora ‏@NFLfootballinfo Following NYG vs Dal in kickoff game on Wed, Sept 5. Defending SB Champ 8-0 hosting kickoff game since tradition began in 2004

CCBoy's posts make more sense.

Can't blame Jimmy for wanting to stay with the hot hand.

Well, he did score in that game and use the ball as a pillow. Nice touch.

That's when I no longer had any questions about Tony's arm.

It was in 2006, when we lost thanks to a blocked Vandy FG at the end.

It's funny because most people remember Troy clashing with Switzer, especially after that John Blake/racism debacle in 1995, when Barry didn't exactly race to Troy's defense. The two of them barely spoke to each other after that.

I thought they bonded when Troy went to Jimmy's house to look at tropical fish or something. And what's the briefcase anecdote all about?

Fumbling at the goal line and throwing a hideous INT to Revis were more damaging than a rookie missing a block on the punt squad. Unlike the rookie, Tony should have known better. As for Detroit, Tony had two pick sixes and a third pick that set up the Lions in Dallas territory. I'm not...

Troy was not happy before the Chicago playoff game in 1991. Seems like relations with the coaching staff were still strained. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fam0U4QKXA

As dbair noted, we acknowledge that he was guilty of having bad games. That's not the same as choking away a sure win. I remember him throwing a game-ending pick vs the Bills in 1993 (minus Emmitt) when we were already in FG range to tie the game. He got greedy and paid for it.

Punk called him a "bus driver" yesterday, a term usually reserved for guys like Dilfer or Hostetler. Ludicrous.

At one point he was 11-1 as a starter in the playoffs. And that wasn't accomplished by handing off to Emmitt all the time.

Not sure why the 1991 reg season game at Detroit is relevant. We're talking about pissing away a sure win, like Romo did vs the Lions and Jets last season. Conversely, the 1991 game was tied at halftime and was never in the bag for Dallas.

Did you just imply that Aikman was a mere "bus driver"? Newsflash: we don't win three Super Bowls with Walsh or Beuerlein under center.