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When the opponent has 2 touchdowns called back by bonehead penalties, and has a safety scored against it from still another bonehead penalty, and has almost as many penalty yards as it does offensive total yards at the time of the 18 point deficit in the 4th quarter, after all the bonehead...

So, no contest right? Might as well just give Dallas the WIN and save a trip to Wisconsin! LOL Advanced Tip: When a run defense holds 5 NFL opponents to 50 yards or fewer rushing yards each, it ain't a fluke, it's not that those teams can't run the ball. That's dominant run defense. This is the...

Certainly they haven't faced our OL in its full snot-slinger mode yet this season. Should be fun to watch.

I am a little more worried about the Rodgers-Nelson connection shredding our secondary. But not a lot more worried, GB should be able to do both run and pass, with impunity. My only real question is can we go tit for tat.

No one said GB wouldn't allow 100 or 200. You said Dallas would get 200. See the difference?

Need a hitman at safety and he seems to fit the bill. We've never come close to replacing Woody.

Probably not.

So, he need only get hurt again for you to be ready to move on. The stellar play of his young and healthy replacement notwithstanding. I don't "feel" that, I believe that intellectually - especially after seeing his last play, where he could not run, and was crushed, mid-slide. The dude cannot...

Moral Victories! LOL

Lots of Dallas fans either forgot or are too young to remember this standard, set by Roger Staubach after the first SB win. Asked what he thought of it, Roger replied, "Well it's just nice to have a successful season." Defining forever, what constitutes a successful season in Dallas - a SB win.

If so it would merely have different representatives of that losing culture and it wouldn't be Tony. Facts not challenged at all. You're a bit over-emotional on this with some weird, misplaced loyalty.

Dude can frikkin run AND cover. Good list overall.

On paper it's a intriguing matchup. Dallas should give them their most stern test all season, one would reasonably think.

So, if you don't want to see Romo hurt again, you're a hater but if you're ready to throw in the towel on him, but are waiting for him to get hurt again to do that, you're a fan. Got it!

That's hilarious because, that's actually Romo ball. I don't think he even CAN throw deep anymore.

You DON'T get it, because you're not reading. You're saying it will take one more injury for you to be officially "through with Romo" and I am saying, Why? Why let him get hurt again to make the change, especially for the types of injuries he's had?

Against a defense that's never allowed a 100 yard rusher in 5 games, and average allowing only 50 total rush yards per game. I think you're guilty of a little bit of hyperbole here and it really makes you look silly.

When he's out there and killing it he will still be a time bomb. As far as 'hating' goes let's make sure we're not broad-brushing - pointing out facts isn't the same as 'hating.' Again, I don't blame him. It's my opinion though that he represents the losing culture in Dallas. And I've wanted him...

Yeah, where's these Dak critics. I haven't seen even one, anywhere.

One more tempt of fate injury is necessary? It's my most fervent hope that forced retirement does not come after his incredible run of injury luck finally runs out, and he ends up a cripple at age 30-whatever. Or at all. This to me is what he should consider most, quality of life after football...