2023 Random Cowboys Stuff Thread

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This is patently false. People blame the front office all the time.

For example (one of a million): no one blames the coach or QB for trading away Amari Cooper.

Most sensible people know exactly where most of the blame lies.

But that doesn't mean that the coaches and/or QB can't independently do a good or bad job themselves.

We have been screaming this for years.
 
Exactly wtf I'm talking about. Build your line. Rbs are not worth premium picks.
That’s why there is no way I draft a RB with our first.
 
That’s why there is no way I draft a RB with our first.


Not even sure I'd take one in the 2nd. Not unless the value was exceptional. We're only getting about 3 or 4 decent to good years out of them. Offensive linemen can easily play through 2 contracts, most of the time.
 


And yet the other two teams that played yesterday who could've easily won if not for Purdy's injury and the ridiculous personal foul on Cincinnati have two of the highest paid RB's in the league.

The people who refuse to believe that any RB should be paid anything more than like 5/year are just as bad as those foaming at the mouth to draft them in the 1st.
 
And yet the other two teams that played yesterday who could've easily won if not for Purdy's injury
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Philly outphysicaled Frisco on both sides of the ball and exposed their so-called Top 5 defense. Purdy might have kept the final score closer, but a win? Nope.
 
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Philly outphysicaled Frisco on both sides of the ball and exposed their so-called Top 5 defense. Purdy might have kept the final score closer, but a win? Nope.

They had 269 yards of offense, 125 yards passing (about 30 of which were on a clear drop) and averaged under 4 YPC, they didn't expose the first thing.

I'm sure the score makes it look like they "exposed" them when in reality the only thing that happened was they were forced to play a 4th string QB who gave them absolutely no shot to do anything offensively while also turning it over repeatedly. They could've played 16 quarters and the 49ers wouldn't have scored more than 20 points with Johnson at QB.
 
They had 269 yards of offense, 125 yards passing (about 30 of which were on a clear drop) and averaged under 4 YPC, they didn't expose the first thing.

I'm sure the score makes it look like they "exposed" them when in reality the only thing that happened was they were forced to play a 4th string QB who gave them absolutely no shot to do anything offensively while also turning it over repeatedly. They could've played 16 quarters and the 49ers wouldn't have scored more than 20 points with Johnson at QB.


Yep. Philly scored a TD on a drive where they were gifted a long catch on 4th down that was literally incomplete and should have been 49ers ball with no score. And gifted basically another TD from an unforced fumble that gave them the ball in the red zone right before half.

Not to mention the other TD drive that has like 5 defensive ticky tack penalties hand them a TD drive.

This was not Philly exposing shit.

Not only do I think SF beats them if their QB stays healthy, I think we'd have beaten them at full health also.

Luckiest team ever. Easiest path to the super bowl that I can remember in a long time.

They beat Daniel Jones and Josh Johnson to get to the super bowl. Come on now.
 
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They had 269 yards of offense, 125 yards passing (about 30 of which were on a clear drop) and averaged under 4 YPC, they didn't expose the first thing.
148 yards rushing and three TDs in the first half. Oh, one of them was of the short field variety? Well, they gave up a 15-play scoring drive in the third when the game was still within reach at 21-7. Bosa, aside from the near safety on Hurts, was silenced. Then there were the sloppy, undisciplined penalties when they needed to get off the field before halftime. Fortunately for Ryans, it won't cost him a HC job.
 
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