3200 bucks. That's what he gave me.....Me too. But invoking those three words is unforgivable.
Now I’m gonna have to turn my back on you. /Paulie Vario
A fucking men.Fuck that. I want us to lose just as much as the next guy, but there’s a difference between wanting us to lose and wanting them to win. Semantics, I know. But actually cheering for them and using their fight song is taking it too far. Bannable offense.
Fuck those guys. I want them to play like complete shit and have us give the game away. Preferably by a massive coaching mistake.
I have to agree.Fuck that. I want us to lose just as much as the next guy, but there’s a difference between wanting us to lose and wanting them to win. Semantics, I know. But actually cheering for them and using their fight song is taking it too far. Bannable offense.
Fuck those guys. I want them to play like complete shit and have us give the game away. Preferably by a massive coaching mistake.
You would think we would have a quick passing game set up. Doesn't exist in our offense though.Here are some interesting tidbits that should gladden the hearts of those looking for a loss:
"... the Eagles rack up pressures and hits but not sacks with the same frequency due to the opposing offenses’ gameplan. Per Pro Football Focus, Only one quarterback has had a time-to-throw slower than an average of 2.40 seconds against the Eagles’ defense. That quarterback was Blake Bortles (2.66). He was sacked four times.
Fighting in the other corner, weighing in at a league leading 10.5% allowed sack rate, are the the Cowboys. They’re battling with a number of issues along their offensive line that has led to that ballooning number.
Dak Prescott is in the trenches of a mental war. He’s hesitant and seemingly hopeless under the weight of the pressure mounting up around him. His gun refuses to come out of its holster and he doesn’t trust anything. Prescott is the 37th slowest time-to-throw quarterback in the league, coming in at a sloth-like 2.83 seconds.
Even with reinforcements arriving in the form of wide receiver Amari Cooper, Prescott’s average time-to-throw in the loss to the Tennessee Titans was still a slow 2.78.
When watching Prescott, there’s a clear tendency. Against defensive line “games”, he will drop his eyes and dart into the space the opening action of the stunt creates. Amplifying the impact of this tendency is his footwork, which gets out of whack when he moves within the pocket. This leads to him not being ready to throw."
Here's a link to the whole thing:
http://https://www.bleedinggreennation.com/2018/11/9/18077904/dak-prescott-eagles-vs-cowboys-game-philadelphia-dallas-pass-rush-nfl-2018-week-10-quarterback-qb
We have no ability to adjust. It's like we are still living in the fantasy world of an Oline that pass blocks forever and a dominating run game that has defenses fear.Prior to the Seattle game the Seahawks had been having problems giving up sacks. They came out against Dallas with quick hitting pass plays -- short drops, get the ball out.
It just doesn't seem that difficult.
I think the ability is there but there isn’t anyone who knows what should be done. The Coaches just keep pushing the same buttons regardless of the circumstance. Dallas has pretty good personnel but no one to guide the team or even recognize where the wagon is leaking water.We have no ability to adjust. It's like we are still living in the fantasy world of an Oline that pass blocks forever and a dominating run game that has defenses fear.
It just seems when there are clear and obvious troubling trends that opponents are displaying, they always seem to fix them against our inept coaching staff.We have no ability to adjust. It's like we are still living in the fantasy world of an Oline that pass blocks forever and a dominating run game that has defenses fear.
Yep. They can't do anything right.Ok. So the house is on fire, Garrett can do NOTHING right. However, the team rallies behind him to steal a low scoring game. Cowboys win, 23-20. Thus giving more false hope to a completely lost cause.
Fools gold baby. Fools gold.
Who the fuck is this guy wearing #4 playing QB for the Cowboys?
We have zero chance of winning this game. Bath salts are bad, mmkay?Ok. So the house is on fire, Garrett can do NOTHING right. However, the team rallies behind him to steal a low scoring game. Cowboys win, 23-20. Thus giving more false hope to a completely lost cause.
Why wouldn't Jerry -- the fossil GM -- be asking the same questions of his so-called coaching staff?I think the ability is there but there isn’t anyone who knows what should be done. The Coaches just keep pushing the same buttons regardless of the circumstance. Dallas has pretty good personnel but no one to guide the team or even recognize where the wagon is leaking water.
Are you trying to say something about LT?Why wouldn't Jerry -- the fossil GM -- be asking the same questions of his so-called coaching staff?