bombadil wrote:Anyone care to predict the winner of next weekend's Cowboys - Gaytriots game?
bombadil wrote:...There was a pile of heads stacked up around me at the end of every day. Very cold work. No gloves, blowing snow, bloody knife handle slippery as hell...
khartsfield wrote:I despise both teams, so I'm hoping for some sort of illness to break out at the stadium...
Agent Cooper wrote:LOL!~
killjoy32 wrote:personally, i hope its a 0-0 tie with both QBs rushing/passing for the worst in history of the NFL Al
bombadil wrote:Only one problem with that scenario, however likely it is to happen: Brady's balls are usually in Hoody's mouth.
Badmike wrote:Nice one!!!!! Like Deadlord says, I think the Pats have done what several successful teams in history have done, and that is create a successful system. At the bottom of each success story, there it is. However, you do have to have a few special players to implement the system. In Bellicheat's case it is Brady; in the Cowboys case it is Romo. Trade those two players between teams, both teams would be as successul. Eliminate them off the teams, and you would be shocked at the level of talent drop...I'm talking 8-8, maybe. Sorta like if Favre goes down, that team will become alarmingly normal. Never underestimate a franchise QB (or player) and his effect on a franchise, no matter what the scheme. Reminds me of good old Phil Jackson, who supposedly can plug anyone into his triangle offense, yet oddly enough has won nothing coaching teams without guys named Jordan and O'Neill.....! Gee, what a great coach Phil is.... The first full game Romo played, I knew happy days were here for the Cowboys. Ditto I'm sure the first time Brady for Pats fans. The demise of almost any team can be a number of factors, but more often than not it's the departure of a franchise player, followed by sudden lack of depth due to injury or free agency. A lot of people don't realize the secret to the Cowboys defense in the mid-90s (quick, name someone on the defense besides Deion Sanders) was incredible depth, they basically fielded an entire second team in the second half of games and wore teams down. The Pats Def reminds me of that quitea lot, and the Cowboys Def is getting thereHowever, let's dont' kid ourselves, if Brady goes down, or Romo, both teams are looking at a .500 record no matter who takes over from the bench.Mike B.
Deadlord39 wrote:No, but the Cowboys have theirs. All the other teams still have their video footage of opposing coaches.
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