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Oh yeah, they were 10-6 that year. The 10-6 Giants beat the 13-3 Cowboys. Wow, apologist much?

Cheerlead! Cheerlead!

That's right. They went from what they really are, a mediocre team, with a few breaks and a run-heavy philosophy based on Romo's back, to winning just four more games. Every perennial 8-8 type team can go 12-4. Hell, the 9-7 Giants can win a Super Bowl, beating the 13-3 Cowboys in the playoffs...

He's always full of shit, ain't never not been.

And one fluke 12-4 year gets through to the morons and homers.

Four more games won due to luck and circumstance and catching the breaks isn't lame. It's what happened. "Good" is every team that runs in the 8-8 area, every year. This is the NFL of parity and free agency, where there's always 20-odd such teams that can have a charmed year. That was us, last...

It has a lot of the same problems. The 1500 page playbook, WAY too much detail instead of just letting them play, it's a way overcomplicated, gadget 3-4. And, it is clear the players don't trust one another.

You go ahead since it seems to be your idea. Again, you got nothing. Can't answer facts at all. So gotta do anything else.

That's what people feel compelled to post, when they have nothing.

No, I want him DEAD right now, so five years later we can start winning Lombardis again and there's no way he gets any credit. I don't want him to be a martyr. In your scenario he would be canonized and we would have his initials on our sleeve stripes like Halas had with Da Bears. That would be...

Right, Tony did NOT have a career year due mostly to a great running game.

My Gawd. Start with the injury front, for one. They didn't have to go through 29 defensive linemen last year, for example. A lot of people forgot that was our lot in life, the year before. They caught otherwise good teams on off days and when they were in disarray, like Seattle for instance? And...

I want him DEAD and I don't want to ever see him hoisting a Lombardi trophy - ESPECIALLY not this Gold one this year.

Dallas didn't prove you wrong. Everything you said was absolutely right. What you didn't know was, because of Tony's injury they were going to feature a running game led by a contract year back, and the result was going to be a career year for Tony; and you didn't know we were going to catch...

LOL I do! Of course, you were filling your huggies back when these were popular slang, and when Dallas was winning Super Bowls.

Yeah I stand corrected. Not on the quote, but on where I saw it uttered.

I dunno, but I do know ours is the only one who claps when we do stupid things like miss field goals, have dumb penalties, throw picks, lose fumbles and fail to convert 4th and 1. Oh and the only one in the history of football anywhere, who ever froze his own kicker.

Also gives rise to every team we play, coming at us HARD like it was we who won the Super Bowl.

Could be I am thinking of the season roundup video? The one NFL films produces for each team?

If we fail to feature the run, and to stick with it - then it's no omission at all - it's a philosophy. Which as I have been saying, is why we didn't sign Murray anyway, and why we didn't draft a replacement.