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Happened to us a couple years ago. We played Sunday night on the road, came back to Dallas for short week game.

Not sure if that's true, to start the season they had Crawford next to McClain I thought.

He was a good player but it was a different system. (Philly was a 3-4 team) And I don't think its that Thornton has been "bad" as much as it was Terrell McClain was much better than people hoped for, and he stayed healthy for the first time here. When they signed Thornton I'm sure many in the...

http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2016/11/15/micd-heinz-field-vs-pittsburgh-steelers

Yeah Broaddus actually called this a couple days before the game, said Mayowa would be inactive.

Bob, you get Mid all hot and bothered by using this terminology. Please refrain.

Yeah like I said in my other post, it was really odd. I totally agree with what you said above. It's very curious about how and why this thing happened today.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was clearly impressed by what he saw from the Dallas Cowboys Sunday. The Steelers lost to the Cowboys, 35-30, in the final seconds at Heinz Field. But, Roethlisberger gave credit where credit was definitely due. “When you’re playing the best...

Right, we were 8-8 three seasons. We were also 13-3, 11-5, 12-4 and 9-7. We had one bad year with him as the starter (2010 and he didn't play the whole yr). Like I said in the other post. You cant sit there and say he is responsible for everything good, but when bad things happen solely blame...

Like I said, he isn't blameless here. He had some bad games at the key times too. You cant give Romo sole credit for good games and blame someone else for bad games. He's part of the team. Love Witten, he is definitely one of the GOAT at his position but he wasn't always perfect either. Not...

Funny as hell if he throws 4 or 5 picks

Send us a couple of premium picks and lets make it happen

The going elsewhere and winning big part. I guess I should have asked what you meant by the Jones/Garrett fools thing. Everyone with half a brain already knows that, but are you suggesting somehow they are doing this wrong by sticking with Prescott? if so, that seems pretty silly at this point...

Something just not right with the guy, which is why Seattle dumped him for nothing, Cowboys dumped him early after giving up a pick for him, and now he's dumped again despite playing a decent amount for half a season there in Seattle. I suspect he is just a major locker room cancer or something.

I don't see how this squashed anything if he is the #2 QB on gamedays. As soon as Prescott makes a few bad throws or has a bad game, everyone is still going to clamor for Romo.

I don't wish anything bad on the guy, but only a fool would bet on something like that at this stage of his career. Is going elsewhere going to make him suddenly immune to back injuries or something? Honestly what would be poetic justice somehow is if we trade him to some ultra desperate team...

I just watched the whole thing, that was really odd. It almost seemed like it was a pseudo retirement speech. Looked like it was really emotional for him. It had been announced that he'd be the backup this week but honestly after watching this, it sorta sounded almost like he was just going...

Seems many are scratching their heads over this.

Would love it if someone had the Brad Sham radio calls of Zeke 83 yd screen pass and then the game winning TD run.

I didn't catch it all, but apparently he had a prepared statement he read from and did not take questions. Didn't seemed like anything else was said other than basically "Dak is the starting QB now, he earned it" Did anyone catch the entire thing? He seemed almost despondent at the very end of it.