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I have also heard people call it the "Cover Who" defense, which I thought was pretty clever.
Cowboys at Saints | Week 10 Gameday Chatter Thread | 11/10/13
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Simpleton
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What are you people so pissed off about, anybody could see this ass-whipping from a mile away with how the Saints played last week, how our defense has been playing and then all the recent defensive injuries on top.
Oh, we keep drafting TE's with prime picks and have shit depth because of it?
I didn't know that before.
We all know how dysfunctional and shit this organization is, the coaching staff needs to be gutted along with a decent amount of the roster and Garrett will be gone soon enough although it'll probably make no difference.
At this point I'd rather us sneak into the playoffs at 8-8 just for the possibility of the team completely imploding under Garrett next year, giving us a shot at Winston.
Oh, we keep drafting TE's with prime picks and have shit depth because of it?
I didn't know that before.
We all know how dysfunctional and shit this organization is, the coaching staff needs to be gutted along with a decent amount of the roster and Garrett will be gone soon enough although it'll probably make no difference.
At this point I'd rather us sneak into the playoffs at 8-8 just for the possibility of the team completely imploding under Garrett next year, giving us a shot at Winston.
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You expect rape. But to the tune of NFL history making rape? C'mon. That should piss anyone off, especially when the offense didn't even have a cogent plan how to try to win this game and went into give up mode.
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I told you fuckers we should have drafted Geno!!Didn't the Saints just get beat by the Jets?
Man, this team is horrible.
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I didn't see one single second of this shit fest so that's part of it but yea, I was expecting a 17-20 point loss.
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Dwayne Harris takes late hit
November, 11, 2013
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
NEW ORLEANS -- While there was no penalty called, it seems the NFL most likely will take a look at the late shove administered by the Saints Kevin Reddick on the Cowboys Dwayne Harris during Sunday night's game.
As Harris was returning a first-quarter kickoff, Reddick gave Harris a shove after he reached the Saints sidelines. Harris' head crashed into the knee of Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan who was standing on the sidelines, not involved in the play.
Harris was down face first along the Saints sidelines as several of his teammates, Tony Romo and Dez Bryant, along with coach Jason Garrett watched the team trainers and doctors work on him. Harris was able to walk off the field under his own power and he did return after he recovered from some neck soreness.
"I knew I was going to comeback after the pain went away," Harris said.
"I really couldn’t see it but I heard a lot of people saying it was late," safety Danny McCray said. "I didn’t get a chance to see the replay because it was a little late."
Harris finished the game with five kick returns for 121 yards. He didn't field any punts.
November, 11, 2013
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
NEW ORLEANS -- While there was no penalty called, it seems the NFL most likely will take a look at the late shove administered by the Saints Kevin Reddick on the Cowboys Dwayne Harris during Sunday night's game.
As Harris was returning a first-quarter kickoff, Reddick gave Harris a shove after he reached the Saints sidelines. Harris' head crashed into the knee of Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan who was standing on the sidelines, not involved in the play.
Harris was down face first along the Saints sidelines as several of his teammates, Tony Romo and Dez Bryant, along with coach Jason Garrett watched the team trainers and doctors work on him. Harris was able to walk off the field under his own power and he did return after he recovered from some neck soreness.
"I knew I was going to comeback after the pain went away," Harris said.
"I really couldn’t see it but I heard a lot of people saying it was late," safety Danny McCray said. "I didn’t get a chance to see the replay because it was a little late."
Harris finished the game with five kick returns for 121 yards. He didn't field any punts.
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If Jerry broke the bank for Saban he couldn't afford to twist Saban's nuts for at least 4 years. Saban would have Jerry walking on eggshells until Jerry could afford to eat Saban's salary and move on. Of course that's why Jerry would NEVER EVER make a move to take on another coach that powerful ever again.
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Yeah, but I can't say I blame them anymore.
I am so tired of him.
So tired.
And we are stuck with him.
We won't draft anyone to replace him any time soon either.
I feel about as helpless knowing this fact that we will never been rid of the Jones family either.
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I have been one that has been on both sides of this fence. Whereas, he has had a terrible year, who the hell would take his place? Orton? C'mon, now.
I'm all about drafting his replacement in this coming draft. I don't care if we have to use a #1 and take... ~gulp~ Manziel.
God damn, that hurt.
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Romo has to go. He simply sucks. I don't give a flying fuck about stats...when the big game is on, when you desperately need him, he folds like a cheap suit.
Not every time- he's had some memorable games. But he has lacked big game consistency since becoming the MAN in Dallas.
You just cannot win with that up and down BS at your QB position.
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Again, I do believe that Tony needs to be replaced, but even if we could get out from under this contract we shouldn't right at this moment. Even as bad as this offense is, it would be worse without him right now. You would be wishing for him back after watching a couple of games with Orton at the helm.
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I'm not calling for Orton to start. But under the hypothetical of trading Romo, I'd do it in a heartbeat even if it meant having Orton step in for the rest of the year. Not much difference between 5-11/6-10 vs. Romo's 7-9/8-8. And then we could look for a real QB.
If we were smart we'd have just offered Romo a 1 or 2 year extension and been actively looking for a legit replacement between now and then. But unfortunately we are now tied to Romo for the next few years, at least. And it'll probably be well after he's gone before we actually attempt to find quality starter.
If we were smart we'd have just offered Romo a 1 or 2 year extension and been actively looking for a legit replacement between now and then. But unfortunately we are now tied to Romo for the next few years, at least. And it'll probably be well after he's gone before we actually attempt to find quality starter.