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Not counting the last drive when they were down by 11 with little time left and no choice but to throw, do you know the run/pass play count?

88% comp %, over 9 yds per attempt...QB rating over 100...what the hell do you really expect from a backup? I'm not saying he is "good", but JFC man. They did try to run, and had zero success doing it. Then they didn't convert any 3rd downs. If you don't convert and get 1st downs, you cant run...

Our likely starter is completing 88% of his passes, averaging over 9 yds per attempt and has a QB rating of almost 103 He isn't the reason we lost yesterday.

Not Cowboys related, but the Cards and Patriots are by far the best two teams in football right now IMO. Long season and a lot can change, but right now those two look pretty awesome.

We're beating the Saints regardless of who plays QB for them.

Again, what should they have changed? I think it was a mistake, but I watch a ton of games every weekend and with few exceptions, you can see pretty obvious examples of timeouts being misused or ignored in almost every game. It isn't just here. {quote] I agree we didn't play well...

You don't think Gregory is better than Jack Crawford or Ryan Russell? Really? Hardy wasn't there either and wont be for another week, you don't think he's better than those guys? Essentially you are down to 4th and 5th string guys playing there. And nobody says much about it but Terrell McClain...

It was somewhat surprising to me that with a QB with such a strong arm, we hardly threw it downfield any. Even if he just heaves it over guys heads, it serves some purpose. That said, we still scored 28 pts. There's not a single person here who realistically expected that. I think with no Romo...

Kinda predictable when you are missing so many key guys up front though.

First, how do you know they made none? And honestly with things going the way they were, what adjustments did you think they should make? They lost the game because the defense got overwhelmed. Ryan and Julio Jones were by fat the best QB/WR combo they've faced so far this year. The previous...

Eh. We scored 28 pts missing our all pro QB, all world WR and one starting OL. Our probowl TE played on two sprained ankles and sprained knee. 28 pts was a fucking miracle. Hell its more pts than we scored in either of the first two games. Our defense was simply outmanned. No pass rush to...

FWIW, doesn't sound like Bob Sturm is convinced Weeden will start next week. Not sure what The Ticket guys are saying, haven't listened to them.

Yeah I mentioned him after the game, he didn't do much again. Each game he has had one or two plays where he flashes something, but otherwise has been invisible so far.

Well at least we don't have Colin Kaperpick at QB. 4 picks and counting. Just starting 4th qtr

Brice and Lucky Whitehead. Both active, both do nothing whatsoever.

They seemed to play a lot more 3 WR sets than 2 TE sets, and when there were 2TE's in the game Hanna was in as a blocker (and he did get some decent blocks in the first half) along with Witten.

Yeah would have been a great pick, but he made a great read and jumped it well. Ryan threw that ball hard, that was a tough catch. Claiborne had another pretty good game. The penalty they called on him looked pretty ticky tack to me, and he had good coverage on his guy virtually all day. Still...

As strange as it sounds, I honestly feel better about this loss than I did about the Giants win.

Another thing that a couple of us noted at half time. It was kinda a little thing, but calling that TO once we got to first and goal with around 40 seconds left ended up biting us in the ass. There was plenty of time to run 3 plays from there with two timeouts, they didn't need to use it so...

Was that the long one on the deep crossing route? If so it was Church underneath who didn't get anywhere near deep enough on the drop, making it an easy throw & catch.