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Pretend Detroit was the first opponent gashing us with the run, who then abandoned what was working. I always allow a man his illusions. The bottom line is NO TEAM HAS KEPT AT IT and the first one that does, beats this defense down no problem. There's been no "different angle." This is what I...

We go into that rotating 2 or 3 man front after we're sure the opponent has abandoned the run, which all do and this is why our run defense stats look so "good." The Detroit game is a good example - the Lions abandoned the run that was gashing us, while they still had the lead! The first team...

If that really were the "sole means" then there wouldn't exist, smilies. Go back to your bong.

Yep one should at the very least, RIDE a rented mule some, before discarding it.

Funny video. Sting: Dallas Cowboys Intimidation Coach | Dallas Cowboys

Trying to be a spoiler rarely survives one quarter of being hit in the mouth - particularly if you're not really spoiling anything if you win. Then "let's pack it in and go to the beach" sets in real quick. DALLAS

Exactly why he can ruin it.

I think it's well past time when the word 'if' is gone from this. He's either cut or traded, I don't see any option where he stays a Dallas Cowboy. Unless it's some pie in the sky thing where he lets them re-do his deal, cutting 10s of millions off it.

The chemistry completely changed. Whether that chemistry gets bollixed up by Ginger really remains the only question.

Not the same at all. Only way it would be the same is if we used Deion only to return kicks and punts. Philadelphia didn't use Murray, and clearly they really had no intention of using him.

You're talking lots of rest here, if you completely sit him this week added to the Wild Card week. I'd play him at least the first half this week.

It's not the best idea to totally ice him either. There'll be a bye week for refreshment of the tired legs.

4 year, $25,000,000 contract with Tennessee including $12,500,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $6,250,000. In 2016, Murray will earn a base salary of $6,000,000 and a incentive bonus of $100,000. Almost identical to what we offered and what the market actually pays.

We offered him reasonable money, Philly offered him ridiculous money. And nowhere close to any other offer by the way.

Ahh you didn't see how Dak leaked out into the pattern, and that is why Detroit ignored Witten. Dez had options on that play and 'Back to Dak' was one of them.

And do you think it's crazy of me to believe they signed Murray mainly only to deprive us of him, since when they got him they didn't even really try to use him? Crazy to think they'd be that stupid, to just throw millions away like that to deprive a team they play twice a year, of a bigtime...

Sideline reports on Cowboys radio reflected exactly this, each and every time it was talked about.

By the way I love the poetic irony of the two quarterbacks next week. In order to hurt us (because it became apparent early on in 2015 that Philly had no intention of really using him) they signed away Murray for huge money, and we got a compensatory 4th round pick for him... And that was the...

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