Originally posted by: w3stfa11
Anyone know where I can find a video of Romo's postgame interview(s)?
They are showing bits and pieces of it on ESPN this morning. Not sure if it's still running.
Originally posted by: w3stfa11
Anyone know where I can find a video of Romo's postgame interview(s)?
Originally posted by: SVT Cobra
DALLAS WINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: w3stfa11
Anyone know where I can find a video of Romo's postgame interview(s)?
They are showing bits and pieces of it on ESPN this morning. Not sure if it's still running.
Originally posted by: Perknose
Geez, same goes for the Seahawks and the Giants and maybe even the Eagles, you know? As gutsy and as clutch as the Eagles played down the stretch, it was as much a case of the Giants and the Cowboys losing the division as it was of the Eagles winning it, and, hey, I'm a diehard Eagles fan!Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: waggy
yeap. as i said it was a team effort. was romo's fvckup at the end huge? sure was. but not the sole reason they lost.
Dallas had no business in the playoffs anyway.
Same goes for KC
Man, are you in fanboy denial!Originally posted by: SVT Cobra
They should have won, there was no way there was enough evidence to support it to overturn the 1st down. Game was won by Dallas I am sorry but it was.
And, while I hate him right now, I hope that ref has a good day because I know he has to deal with sh*t all the time, and it really is not his fault, Dallas should have just scored right then and there. Although I wouldn't have liked to take my chances with their defense.
Originally posted by: Perknose
Man, are you in fanboy denial!Originally posted by: SVT Cobra
They should have won, there was no way there was enough evidence to support it to overturn the 1st down. Game was won by Dallas I am sorry but it was.
And, while I hate him right now, I hope that ref has a good day because I know he has to deal with sh*t all the time, and it really is not his fault, Dallas should have just scored right then and there. Although I wouldn't have liked to take my chances with their defense.
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
No, Waggy is right. How about the fact that the Seahawks didn't convert on the GAME WINNING TOUCHDOWN on the previous drive? How about the fact that there was still well over a minute and plenty of time for Seattle to drive and kick a GAME WINNING field goal (ahem, that they've done 4 times this year)?
Please don't ever post in a sports thread again.
It can't be a "game winning touchdown" if you're already up by one. Freaking retards in here, I swear. They were WINNING. It can't be a game winner if you're already winning!!!!
That would be called EXTENDING YOUR LEAD. L-E-A-D is the key word here.
What Seattle did/does has nothing to do with the fact that Romo fumbled the ball.
Did you happen to watch the press conference? Romo "I cost my team the game".
He even admits he lost the game for the team.
You and Waggy go make out in a corner and try to educate yourself on some football.
Originally posted by: SVT Cobra
They should have won, there was no way there was enough evidence to support it to overturn the 1st down. Game was won by Dallas I am sorry but it was.
And, while I hate him right now, I hope that ref has a good day because I know he has to deal with sh*t all the time, and it really is not his fault, Dallas should have just scored right then and there. Although I wouldn't have liked to take my chances with their defense.
Originally posted by: marvdmartian
While I didn't bother rooting for either team, I'd have to say this was more a case of Dallas losing the game, than Seattle winning it. Dallas had chance after chance to put the game away, and blew it. Now they've got the off season to think about it!
To me, here's what Dallas has to do, if they want to see another Superbowl in the forseeable future:
1. Get rid of T.O. I don't care what they've been paying him, he wasn't worth it. Shoot, they probably could've done better using that money to put a couple above average receivers on the team, who likely would've caught more passes and scored more than T.O. did! Better yet, use the money to get a place kick holder!
2. Trade Romo. His on-again/off-again skill just doesn't cut it. I doubt I've ever seen a QB that can be so good a player one moment, and so terrible the next! He's inconsistant, and not worth the money. Trade him now, while he's still got some value, and bring in someone with consistant talent. I'd rather see someone who can give above average performance week after week, than someone who gives brilliant performance one play, and moronic the next!
3. Like I said at the beginning of the 1st point, get a dang place kick holder!!!
Well first off, as far as QBing goes, Romo played a good game. Not spectacular, but he had no turnovers. Yes he lost it on the hold, but that has nothing to do with how he did as the QB. However, on your fumble comment - that's actually something that could be true, the announcers in the Detroit game said they might want to look at his hand because it might be injured. Eh, no excuses, but it might be something to look into.Romo is so overrated.
Also, has anyone noticed for the past couple of weeks on how Romo is throwing the ball. It appears his release is different and now lately he's been having a huge problem with holding onto the ball. Even with slight pressure and being hit causes him to be fumble happy. Add to this , his wonderful holding of that field goal attempt last night leads me to believe he is injured and is witholding this info from the coaching staff.
1) why get rid of TO?? While he's been his usual mouth-offish self, he hasn't been a "problem" or a "cancer", he led the league in touchdowns, and not only that, when he's NOT being thrown to, he usually attracts double coverage which takes heat off the other receivers. Keep TO. Its not like they have anyone to replace him with.1. Get rid of T.O. I don't care what they've been paying him, he wasn't worth it. Shoot, they probably could've done better using that money to put a couple above average receivers on the team, who likely would've caught more passes and scored more than T.O. did! Better yet, use the money to get a place kick holder!
2. Trade Romo. His on-again/off-again skill just doesn't cut it. I doubt I've ever seen a QB that can be so good a player one moment, and so terrible the next! He's inconsistant, and not worth the money. Trade him now, while he's still got some value, and bring in someone with consistant talent. I'd rather see someone who can give above average performance week after week, than someone who gives brilliant performance one play, and moronic the next!
3. Like I said at the beginning of the 1st point, get a dang place kick holder!!!
I certainly wouldn't agree with that statement. The Cowboys' best receiver got a measly 41 yards. Hell, T.O. only got 26 yards. And this was against guys who were starring in Capitol One commercials last week.Last night, the Seahawks got completely outplayed, and won
Originally posted by: SVT Cobra
Anyone who watched the Eagles game today can tell you even John Madden and Al Michaels agreed that the official did not have conclusive evidence to overturn the call on the field. I do not see how you guys can obviously see it was not a 1st down, when even John Madden cannot. Can I see the angle you are viewing? Was it better than the line judge who was right there on the field? Thanks I appreciate it.
Anti-fanboy crap.
Originally posted by: evilsaint
Seahawks fans, ready for you second smackdown of the year? At least when we beat you 37-6 before, you had an excuse with Alexander and Hasselbeck being out Daaa Bearsss!