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I've said all of this repeatedly. But it was a low percentage play and a gamble that on the record, failed. It failed. Doesn't matter the reason. It's not idiotic to say "look, it's fourth fucking down and we need two yards, and all you have for me is a riverboat, low percentage gamble?" It...

Romo's in the top five, even the most ardent Romo and Cowboys haters have to admit that if they're even only slightly objective and intellectually honest.

It didn't work. The gamble was lost. Pass incomplete.

Defense on the field much less due to stellar 3rd down conversion rate. It's not anything "special" or a magic formula. It's pretty bland football every Lombardi winner in the last 10 years practices.

I think about them without your hit and run promotional links to the site you're spamming all over the web wherever you can. Removed.

It really was. Especially that Alvin Harper breakaway play, just when we needed it. Shades of Drew Pearson's same route, everything except this time, no lucky horse collar. I have it burned into my brain, Pat Summerall talking about the rainbow behind the Dallas bench that appeared once the...

Because he's God and stuff.

I haven't gone this far yet. I have that DVD and some others, but am yet to crack then this offseason.

Staubach was a "scrambler" because he had to be. Give him even, Aikman's OL, give him Irvin, Harper, Emmitt.... Think about his deadly accuracy he did have, when he could actually get off a pass. Those Cowboy offenses of the 70s weren't really very good even by 90s standards, much less today's...

Desperate enough to watch Canadian football, and even Arena league shit. We're like like hungry horses chewing the fence posts in half. Can't stand it. How 'bout you?

Mainly due to rules changes designed to open the game up, make it "more entertaining." That's been the whole idea since the AFL gave 'em hell.

You actually think Troy Aikman with his arm and his accuracy wouldn't be shredding them? Staubach? Meredith? Hell, even Danny White? You're delusional.

Not in Islam there isn't.

Someone said there was one? No. But you don't see receivers having to stop for passes or adjust nearly as much back in the day, as they do today. Research Meredith's injuries he played with. Oh that's right, if it didn't happen prior to 2008 it ain't Dallas.

Yeah. Look up "peace" in Arabic. It's "the absence of all enemies." Guess what that means? Why/how are they "absent?" From either being killed or converted. A Muslim is someone who reads Mohammed. A Jihadist is someone who understands Mohammed.

Knowledge, s0n. We know the tough QBs of the past would eat alive the defenses of today, playing under these rules and with these offenses. You actually think Troy Aikman with his arm and his accuracy wouldn't be shredding them? Oh wait. You don't actually think.

Payton Manning and his brother Eli would be the first to tell you they wouldn't have been able to hang in their dad's era. I've found it's complete lack of knowledge of how it really was back then that makes people think a Romo could have survived even a half season in Troy's actual cleats, or...

All sounds good till you're one of 'em. When you find your main squeeze in bed with a friendly Henry, bust a o-ring and kill them both. Or some other such sudden passion thing.

Yup and it would have been game over. 30-28 Dallas. Septien was reliable. Tom sends the FG unit out on first down. This is IF Drew doesn't just take it to the house which was a strong possibility there.

Yep the criteria is always too malleable. And the people setting the criteria aren't constant.