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He's not a QB. That's the deal.

I think so too. Not sure I like our matchup with the Patroits though.

Ain't skeered of them. We can hang a fortyburger on their asses.

hehe! Not after 0-16, I wouldn't think so.

Man I'll tell you what, I'm not afraid of either of these teams if we have to play one of them for the Halas trophy.

Plus he does have the quickness to play that, and good enough speed for it I think.

That's what the players say. They make alot more money than I do but they aren't as colorful.

He can and has coached the 4-3, he could do so again and might even have some fresh ideas for it. He is more of a blitz guru, having invented the "zone blitz" so prevalent today. Players really play hard for him, they will eat nails and shit I-beams for him.

It's the spark because you know the Muslim countries will go after India, more nukes get pitched, somebody will do something really stupid to Israel - and they will do what they've needed to do all along. THEY will eradicate the Jihadist nuts with their nukes. The hatred between Pakistan and...

Yep he's one of the time bombs this team has. If we re-sign him it should be for a short term, cap friendly deal not some massive contract.

One of the biggest breaks we have had, IMO.

That wasn't this Tony though. That was the old Tony. Me too.

+1

That and the context of Leon himself being there, coaching him. It has the look and feel of a bellwether moment. Let's hope it is and we have DLaw making plays for years to come like we had the Big Cat.

All of this will resolve itself, as soon as Pakistan and India start pitching nukes at each other. It's something that could happen any day - they hate each other more than Arabs hate Jews. The whole thing is a powder keg with Israel also in the nuclear mix, we really don't need to mess with it...

He's definitely been a difference maker this season. Welcome to the DCU by the way!

There's no evidence to support that. And it conveniently forgets that Detroit had every opportunity after that to win the game, and to stop Dallas' offense. It's just as likely they would have suffered a sack/fumble or thrown a pick six, as it is they would have gone on to score. It sucks that...

And amazingly paralyzed Detroit the rest of the way, they were unable to stop us or generate a single point even after we fumbled the ball back to them on their last drive, giving them a free first down. Also it seemed to force their punter into shanking a 10 yard one for us. You're a...

Both plays for me, come from last week. Offense: The first big pass play Romo to Dez started the fire that lifted Dallas to the win Defense: DLaw doing the strip sack on Stafford on 4th down to end the game and get his redemption for his own earlier fumble that kept Detroit alive.

The wedge play is what they had tried and failed with twice before. Starr then told Vince he could just lunge himself, into the end zone, off the wedge play. Vince then ok'd that. Vince and Starr are the only ones who knew Starr was going to sneak it.