It's funny how the upset loss changes the perception so much. Had we just held that lead in the fourth quarter against the Packers, would we still say this team can't be trusted?
I told you guys, the Cowboys don't lose when I'm in live attendance or I start a gameday thread.
The key is the short throws and getting the running game going then he can settle in and start making some plays later in the game. When he’s running too it opens things up and that needs to be a must in the playoffs.
Zeke with 15 carries and 2.8 ypc. The team goes where Zeke goes! Thankfully Pollard also had 15 carries for over 5 yards a pop and a bunch of receiving yards too.
The thing about the mojo is that it has to be selective.
The game attendance I understand. But if you knew you held the magic by only starting the gameday thread, why the hell were you not doing so?
Nuh uh.
Better get his shit together when the playoffs start.
He had two 1 yrd TDs, and was used a lot in short yardage. You can't go by just his ypc. Stats are so easy to manipulate.
That play which isn't called 95% of the time basically decided the game. Gave them life and they ended up going down to win it.
Yeah, me too.
Looked like delay of game to me.
They give everyone the extra second now but I don't like it either.Looked like delay of game to me.
Yeah, the final play where the Chargers threw a pick their receiver was held too. But mostly that stuff goes uncalled. Sometimes officials just have a way of making it feel like they get to decide way too much.
Yeah I probably agree too. I was just thinking how much different our confidence level in this team would be different if the Cowboys had won the Packers game that they should have. We would be 8-2 right now with our only losses being under Cooper Rush against the Eagles and an opening day outlier.
I believe that when Dak runs a few times, it makes him a better passer.
