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Hey man, it's 14 career total. You're not arguing with me, you're arguing with official stats at NFL dot com. And what you SAID was, "during that 5 year period Larry Brown led all Cowboy defenders in INT's with 18." No, he did not. EDIT: Okay, I stand corrected. Yes he did...

I couldn't bear to watch any of the games again, until just recently. Yeah Man it still just hurts, to think about the promise wasted of last season where the magic of getting the breaks, having momentum, and getting on a roll disappeared so suddenly with one terrible call. I had to re-think...

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You're still saying 18 ints? When his entire career, playoffs and all, is only 14? Larry Brown, DB at NFL.com In today's game where you can't even give the QB a dirty look much less hit him, and you can't rough up receivers without drawing a flag, Brown wouldn't even make the worst team in the...

Umm, no. He only had a total of 14 interceptions his entire NFL career. You might have meant to type 8 instead? And yes he was a huge liability in coverage, and would have been on the bench after we signed Deion, had Kevin Smith not wrecked his knee.

Saw where now the union is accusing Dallas and Denver of collusion - talking to each other about their receivers contracts in violation of the labor agreement. God, I hate the fucking offseason.

Ahh well... Statman will no doubt be back I'm sure to get it back on track.

Howley. And he was one badass dude.

See? Uber-Liberal google which owns youtube, hates Fox!

That's 720HD and your more recent ones are 1080.

Apparently they have a Al Gore Rhythm or two that whacks quality NFL video files.

True dat.

Yep bbgun and I tried several experiments and the deal is, his videos when he uploads them are broadcast quality stuff and YT zaps them immediately, no delay at all. Vs. the low quality older ones that stay up until there is a complaint.

Ahh you funneh. Making up stuff out of whole cloth now. What their secondary all still say today is more like "they could run that play 10 more times and to this day we still don't know who was supposed to cover the tight end."

Well. This can be helpful.

Calling O'Donnell competent is is a complement. The thing was, we had sacked him 9 times in a regular season meeting and Campo knew what he could do with him when the pressure of the SB was on. They knew where the ball was going because they set O'Donnell up. Either way, we agree Brown wasn't...

He expected it because they had worked on this very thing and waited until the 2nd half to spring the trap.

No question. Plus Brown worked hard, he wasn't a slacker at all.

In postgame interviews both he and Campo talked about how they baited him based on tendencies and it was a plan going in. This is just from my own memory though, Cowboys radio. They had noticed that in certain blitz packages he would go with the hot read while his receivers would not. Where they...

We fooled him into making that mistake on his hot read. He bit twice. Following the script, Brown was there to reap the free gifts.