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And if Griffin had just taken off with it instead of trying to juke, he might have broke it for the first down. It's not all that unusual for a QB draw to be called in that situation, even with a less mobile QB.

Stafford does these things in a chosen, controlled manner. Not out of habit because he refuses to learn any better. Sidearm throws have their place. He knows that. Griffin doesn't. He throws off his back foot, almost as a first language.

Because his game will not work in the NFL. You have to have SOME handle on the basic fundamentals of quarterbacking, to be a quarterback. He doesn't. What is your objection to making him a HoF wideout or slot man?

You've lost what tiny shred of candlepower you were rumored to have.

Umm, how did you get that video to stick on our YT page without it being automatically blocked?

Griffin hasn't the basic skills necessary to be a Wilson.

I have no disagreement with what you are saying. But clearly you might not understand what I am saying. There are some basic fundamentals for quarterbacking even your mobile quarterbacks HAVE to master, and alot of them actually do. Footwork, throwing mechanics, clear head under fire. These...

Tony's surgically repaired back and the doubts it caused in the offseason. They collectively woke up and said, "damn we really need to run the fucking ball."

His schtick simply will not work in the NFL, is all. He doesn't possess the ability or apparently the desire to learn the position. If they want to make him electrifying again, and long term, probably HoF electrifying - they need to put him in the best position to succeed, which is slot...

And, I definitely gotta give him credit. He said he would be a better quarterback this year, and he has been. And he said this before he knew the running game was going to be anywhere near as good as it has been. He's a man of his word.

Each and every time Dallas is behind late, they flash that stat of Tony's incredible comeback record. Everyone knows about it. All Collinsworth did was beat the dead horse with man love. That's what I've been saying all along. Limit the liability. When I was saying it this offseason, you guys...

During the replay I saw typical Eli under pressure, real or imagined. That deer in the headlights, choker look. That's why.

Right, always the excuses. Look, for at least a quarter of the "comebacks" Tony gets credit for, we were behind in the 4th quarter to start with, due to his own bonehead picks and/or fumbles. He gets hero credit for shit he caused, then made up for. In the turnover department yes, he is...

This was two mediocre teams slugging it out. NY isn't as bad as its record indicates, and Dallas isn't as good as its record indicates.

Yeah, but they never seem to mention all the times he's shit the bed - OR the many times we were down in the 4th due to his own bonehead picks and fumbles.. He gets hero credit for "comebacks" that shouldn't have been necessary. It's like with Favre - they always mention his good stats, but...

Because we are accustomed to them just laying down and quitting at times like that, the last several years.

Exciting game, edge of the seat stuff. I am hoarse from yelling at the TV.

By far the best circus catch ever.

Yep that's how you're 'sposed to do it.

I have a feeling part of the problem tonight was Da Boys looking ahead to the Iggles. If true, means a donnybrook is coming to jerryworld Thursday.