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I read they offered Denzel Lex Luthor.
Cowboys at Bears | Week 14 Gameday Chatter Thread | 12/8/13
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I read they offered Denzel Lex Luthor.
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If Dallas' defense can score me 116 pts and Matt Forte doesn't score anything tonight, I'll beat PT in FF.
This shouldn't be a problem.
Bob Roberts
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They are more likely to give up 116 points.If Dallas' defense can score me 116 pts and Matt Forte doesn't score anything tonight, I'll beat PT in FF.
Hi-yoooooooooooo
dallen
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He's got to be 50 years old by now
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Not really old man,50 that is.
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Welcome to Soldier Field
December, 9, 2013
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com
CHICAGO -- Welcome to Soldier Field where the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to maintain pace with the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC East with a win against the Chicago Bears.
On Sunday, the Eagles beat the Detroit Lions in a snowstorm, forcing the Cowboys to beat the Bears to maintain first place -- albeit via tiebreaker -- in the NFC East with three games to play.
Attacking on offense: The conditions could play a factor in Monday night's game with the cold, wind and field conditions. Does that mean the Cowboys will run the ball more?
“I think you go in saying you want to do both,” quarterback Tony Romo said. “You always want to run the ball, be balanced and attack when you can. We'll take that approach.”
The Cowboys have run the ball better in the past three games, averaging 5.2 yards per carry. DeMarco Murray has an outside shot at 1,000 yards despite missing two games, but the Cowboys will miss Lance Dunbar. He suffered a season-ending knee injury on Thanksgiving after finally showing the change of pace the Cowboys thought they would have all season.
Now the running game will be Murray's. Can he handle the load?
The return of the quarterback: No, not Romo. We're talking defense and the return ofSean Lee.
The middle linebacker missed two games with a hamstring injury and the Cowboys were able to win both games. But Lee is their best play maker. He is the team leader in tackles and interceptions. He is tied for the team lead in tackles for loss.
Against a team where middle linebackers have dominated for years -- Bill George, Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, Brian Urlacher -- Lee will get his chance to show his worth to the Cowboys.
He will be a three-down linebacker and he said the hamstring feels fine. The cold weather will force him to do some extra warming up, but he does not expect it to be an issue.
“I thought we did a great job adapting, guys coming in and playing unbelievably,” Lee said. “Hopefully we can build on the success and continue to go forward.”
Former teammate, now enemy: Say hello to Jay Ratliff. Oop. Jeremiah Ratliff.
Released by the Cowboys in October, Ratliff signed a one-year deal with the Bears in November and will play in his second game of the season. This has not gone over well with owner and general manager Jerry Jones.
The Cowboys did not believe Ratliff would play this year based on what Ratliff told them. And here he is on the field against the Cowboys in a pivotal December game. Ratliff was a declining player with the Cowboys and was barely a factor last week against the Minnesota Vikings.
But you know he will want to be a difference maker tonight.
December, 9, 2013
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com
CHICAGO -- Welcome to Soldier Field where the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to maintain pace with the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC East with a win against the Chicago Bears.
On Sunday, the Eagles beat the Detroit Lions in a snowstorm, forcing the Cowboys to beat the Bears to maintain first place -- albeit via tiebreaker -- in the NFC East with three games to play.
Attacking on offense: The conditions could play a factor in Monday night's game with the cold, wind and field conditions. Does that mean the Cowboys will run the ball more?
“I think you go in saying you want to do both,” quarterback Tony Romo said. “You always want to run the ball, be balanced and attack when you can. We'll take that approach.”
The Cowboys have run the ball better in the past three games, averaging 5.2 yards per carry. DeMarco Murray has an outside shot at 1,000 yards despite missing two games, but the Cowboys will miss Lance Dunbar. He suffered a season-ending knee injury on Thanksgiving after finally showing the change of pace the Cowboys thought they would have all season.
Now the running game will be Murray's. Can he handle the load?
The return of the quarterback: No, not Romo. We're talking defense and the return ofSean Lee.
The middle linebacker missed two games with a hamstring injury and the Cowboys were able to win both games. But Lee is their best play maker. He is the team leader in tackles and interceptions. He is tied for the team lead in tackles for loss.
Against a team where middle linebackers have dominated for years -- Bill George, Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, Brian Urlacher -- Lee will get his chance to show his worth to the Cowboys.
He will be a three-down linebacker and he said the hamstring feels fine. The cold weather will force him to do some extra warming up, but he does not expect it to be an issue.
“I thought we did a great job adapting, guys coming in and playing unbelievably,” Lee said. “Hopefully we can build on the success and continue to go forward.”
Former teammate, now enemy: Say hello to Jay Ratliff. Oop. Jeremiah Ratliff.
Released by the Cowboys in October, Ratliff signed a one-year deal with the Bears in November and will play in his second game of the season. This has not gone over well with owner and general manager Jerry Jones.
The Cowboys did not believe Ratliff would play this year based on what Ratliff told them. And here he is on the field against the Cowboys in a pivotal December game. Ratliff was a declining player with the Cowboys and was barely a factor last week against the Minnesota Vikings.
But you know he will want to be a difference maker tonight.
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I think him and skid are slap-fighting in the college football thread.
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BipolarFuk
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Yeungling B&T? Garbage.
If you want a good dark beer, I recommend Sierra Nevada Porter or Stout or Sam Adams Cream Stout.
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I think he should have sat this one out.
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Dude's a game-changer and with the way Philly is playing we need all hands on deck. I'd rather play with him than have TWill spot the other team 7 again.
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