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Even though, it is possible that such a TD in that situation breaks green bay's back as it were, and fires up Dallas' defense and they stop GB the rest of the way. Huge momentum swing. GB's defenders just shake their heads and walk off the field, thinking "Damn what do we have to do? We had them...

Ok my bad, I use "walk off" in football as saying he wouldn't have been tackled, he just catches the ball and essentially, walks away from the defender. Of course it doesn't end the game. In my playing days we ran the split T, and when we scored we simply walked away from any defenders around...

What's not likely?

Dez had a step on the guy before he had to stop, for the ball. Young needs to look at the play on tape. A bit deeper so dez doesn't have to stop and you have a walk off TD.

I wonder now if the o-line will still do the Hitch on victory kneedowns.

Never should have done this. Get ready for a Poz banner!

Well. Dorsett had his fumbles too.

No guts no glory guys. Tony went for it and it almost worked in spectacular fashion. He just should have put a little bit more mustard on it. None of us know if Murray or Beasley might not have just coughed up the ball as they are wont to do.

But, had the ball been thrown a little bit deeper Dez probably makes the grab and goes in standing up, and we wouldn't be having these discussions. That said, I now more than agree with Tony heaving it deep to his playmaker. It's easy to Monday morning quarterback something when the desired...

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That's a good read.

Imagine Dorsett with that play. TD Tony. Because nifty Dorsett would have cut outside behind 65's block, and been gone.

Saw where Del Rio wound up in Oakland as the head man too.

Just imagine if Jerruh could swing it, having both Murray and Adrian on the roster.

Had Murray had the chance to SEE 21 coming up, he would have changed course and rammed him. Seen him do it repeatedly.

He's just not nifty. I agree.

Keeping him and paying him huge is too. He doesn't beast it until it's his contract year... I really can see him slacking off quite a bit after he gets a fat contract. It's not like players' agents don't straight up tell them to do that. "You've made it son. Now everything you do is a business...

Maybe we can trade Murray to Minnesota for five so-so players with draft picks attached to them, and a first round pick to be named later. They really, really need a running back. (Again)

Minnesota. Dead in the water without a RB.

That's what I was saying. He'll do better than this offer, assuming this offer is true.