SKINS, all this talk of blown calls helping the cowboys... Instead of griping about the cowboys, why don't you talk to us about the blown calls that cost YOUR team those 12 games...
I think considering that one of the most-feared defensive players in the league should not have been on the field, but was allowed to play anyway, Detroit got a pretty good deal. There were calls missed both ways, but if you'd told Detroit before the game that Suh could play, but it would cost them one controversial blown PI call, they'd have taken it in a heartbeat.
7-5 is doable. 8-4 is possible, but they'll have to pick up a win against an opponent they should lose to, plus win the 7 games they probably should win
I would rather it fail, but I guess if I'm ever somewhere and a robber comes in and shoots the people who are carrying openly first, I'll have plenty of time to draw my concealed weapon and defend myself.
I thought his speech at the Espys this year was phenomenal. He was one of the most loved and influential voices in sports of our generation, and he will certainly be missed.
In about 60 years, when the system has changed and changed again, maybe Bama will start claiming a national championship the way another SEC team did recently ;)
Pats, broncs, and hawks are easy picks. I honestly think Dallas has a chance against the packers, but they're definitely not favorites. But the packers have not looked as sharp the last couple of weeks of the season, and Dallas has been on fire. The packers will give up some points, so it's going to be up the the cowboy D to slow their offense down enough for Romo to win a shootout.
If Dallas goes to one of the toughest places in the league to play next week and loses to the best qb in the game, there will be morons on here talking. Dallas won't be favorites next week, and if they lose it won't diminish the great season they've had, nor will it validate anything you have to say about them.
Hate all you want, without romo Dallas doesn't get more than 6 wins a season ANY year since he's been with them. Now we see how good he can be with an actual offensive line in front of him. There's not a qb outside of aaron Rodgers in the league who would have done anything close to what he's been able to do with no protection and a bad defense over the last seven or eight seasons with Dallas.