WWWHOOOOO!!!!!! How Bout Them Cowboys????
- Thread starter DAHITMAN
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Doesn't work that way my friend. U had hope........
Your coach is anti nfc championship... Remember this next yr will mark 25 yrs since ya enter the superbowl...ya won like 2 playoff games in the past 10 yrs... Ya owner makes his players stand... This is your team... Remember ya fans are more in giants threads than ya own cowboy thread
Doesn't work that way my friend. U had hope........
You have aaron rodgers. You don’t have hope lol foh.
Ya owner said he would never sign Kap because the giants racist fans wouldn’t have it lol
We know Jerry don't need no fan approval for him telling ya to stand that's his decision...he prob wouldn't piss on kap even if it was to put the flames out if he was burning
We know the Tish family wouldn’t. I mean they have had a black qb start one whole game in the entire history of the team.
Colin Kaepernick and his mom
Colin Kaepernick and his mom
Colin Kaepernick and his family
Cowboys still had a good year though.
Not really
That staff still can’t get past the divisional round and they aren’t going anywhere
Trash
Alright... One down. Now time to root for the Saints.
I knew the Cowboys wouldn't beat the the Rams, that's why I didn't trip when the refs made call that gave them the game vs. the Seahawks. Fuck the Cowboys 4-ever off the g.p. of them saying their America's team.
Fuck Saints Too?
Say bruh .....
Humble, fukk outta here .....
It's ok if you hate the Cowboys, but understand where the name "America's team" comes from:
History
Bob Ryan, now Vice President and editor-in-chief of NFL Films, coined this for the Cowboys while preparing and editing the team’s 1978 season highlight film.[6] He was quoted as saying:
I wanted to come up with a different twist on their team highlight film. I noticed then, and had noticed earlier, that wherever the Cowboys played, you saw people in the stands with Cowboys jerseys and hats and pennants. Plus, they were always the national game on television.
Ryan told the NFL Network for their Top Ten Nicknames show:
I saw all these fans in away stadiums. Hey, they're the most popular team in the country. How can I use that? Why don't we call them "America's Team"? [1]
During the Cowboys' first game of the 1979 season, a nationally televised game against the St. Louis Cardinals (Dallas won 22-21), the television announcer for CBS introduced the Cowboys as America’s Team and the name just stuck.
Dallas' Hall of Fame coach Tom Landry originally did not approve of the appellation of America's Team. He felt that it would give opposing teams extra incentive to play harder. Eventually he gave in and actually came to like the name.[7] The nickname was coined at the height of Landry's then-NFL record 20 consecutive winning season streak, during which Dallas appeared in 12 conference championship games (counting the 1966-67 league championships) and five Super Bowls, and was exemplified on the field by the iconic Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Staubach, but the team's popularity has continued over the decades during periods of both mediocrity and dynastic success.[8]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America's_Team
I guess since Jerry gives his players food and cars it's ok to be forced to stand
ouchhhhhhhhCoonboys.
One qb dont make a team. This is football.
C. J. Anderson’s Wiki page.
C. J. Anderson. Cortrelle Javon "C. J." Anderson (born February 10, 1991) is an American football running back for the Los Angeles Rams and owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley of the National Football League (NFL). ... He is the co owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley.
C. J. Anderson. Cortrelle Javon "C. J." Anderson (born February 10, 1991) is an American football running back for the Los Angeles Rams and owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley of the National Football League (NFL). ... He is the co owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley.
- Denver Broncos (2013–2017)
- Carolina Panthers (2018)
- Oakland Raiders (2018)
- Los Angeles Rams (2018–present)
- Dallas Cowboys (owner) (2019-present)[1]
IMO, Cowboys might have won if the game was played in Arlington. Playing at home is always better than on the road.
I think Garrett is ass as a coach but with the trash ass receivers they had to work with still a good year to make it as far as they did.
Kaepernick and his family
Entrepignuckle and his family
It's kinda cute how you smiled for the camera.
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DAHITMAN
Rising Star
To keep it 100, Texans fans talk cash money shit every year and they don’t even have dusty achievements to look back on.
Real talk, the colts that just whipped the Texans ass and are probably your biggest threat to win the division and keep you out of the playoffs lost and I didn’t see or hear a single texans fan say a word about it.
They’re more worried about the Cowboys, when, if we’re being honest, no Cowboys fan outside of the ones that live in houston thinks about the Texans at all.
Should probably start worrying about the folks in their division and conference.
If the Patriots lose today, which doesn’t seem likely, Skip might not show up tomorrow..lmaooo
The Rams had a good game plan, the Cowboys only had touched the ball once in the first quarter and I think once in the 2nd quarter too. They just kept running and running the ball and Cowboys coyldnt stop it
C. J. Anderson’s Wiki page.
C. J. Anderson. Cortrelle Javon "C. J." Anderson (born February 10, 1991) is an American football running back for the Los Angeles Rams and owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley of the National Football League (NFL). ... He is the co owner of the Dallas Cowboys along with Todd Gurley.
- Denver Broncos (2013–2017)
- Carolina Panthers (2018)
- Oakland Raiders (2018)
- Los Angeles Rams (2018–present)
- Dallas Cowboys (owner) (2019-present)[1]
Yeah this is who killed them, they couldn’t stop that fat mufuca for nothing...lol
The Cowboys record at home before this season was only 37-35 over the 5 previous seasons.
The arena is so big there is just no home field advantage. Your just home.
Check out @stephenasmith’s Tweet:
I mean....
They had to know right?
They had to know that they were fulfilling one coked out executive's midnight cowboy gay fantasy... I mean...they had to know.
*two cents*
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...going-to-do-over-90-of-the-time?_gl=1*12qft3*
“According to Rams guard Austin Blythe a similar thing happened on Saturday night. Los Angeles knew what the Cowboys defensive line was going to do “Plus-90 percent” of the time. That’s likely part of the reason why the Rams had so much success on the ground. From The Ringer:
“Depending on the alignment of the Cowboys defensive tackles, particularly whether Maliek Collins was shaded closer to the tackle instead of the guard, the Rams figured a stunt may be coming. If the Rams saw Collins lined up slightly wider than usual, they looked for a second tell. If a certain Cowboys lineman had a specific hand on the ground—right or left—or if a player was tilted one way or the other, it confirmed what the Cowboys defensive line was going to do.
“They have good players, but we just felt scheme-wise we were able to—we had a lot of tips and tells on what they were going to do in front of us,” said Rams center John Sullivan.
Usually they like to play a 3-technique but if he got a little wider, and looked like he was going to play the [left or right] tackle, he was going to slant out and we were going to get another movement from the other side too,” Blythe said. “If [the defensive tackle] is going to come in, the tell is going to come in from the other side.”
“According to Rams guard Austin Blythe a similar thing happened on Saturday night. Los Angeles knew what the Cowboys defensive line was going to do “Plus-90 percent” of the time. That’s likely part of the reason why the Rams had so much success on the ground. From The Ringer:
“Depending on the alignment of the Cowboys defensive tackles, particularly whether Maliek Collins was shaded closer to the tackle instead of the guard, the Rams figured a stunt may be coming. If the Rams saw Collins lined up slightly wider than usual, they looked for a second tell. If a certain Cowboys lineman had a specific hand on the ground—right or left—or if a player was tilted one way or the other, it confirmed what the Cowboys defensive line was going to do.
“They have good players, but we just felt scheme-wise we were able to—we had a lot of tips and tells on what they were going to do in front of us,” said Rams center John Sullivan.
Usually they like to play a 3-technique but if he got a little wider, and looked like he was going to play the [left or right] tackle, he was going to slant out and we were going to get another movement from the other side too,” Blythe said. “If [the defensive tackle] is going to come in, the tell is going to come in from the other side.”
Most Texans fans are delusional and are truly only concerned with two regular season games, and they're 2-0 in those games.
I'll give you one guess who the opponent was in those two games...
You right tho maybe they are more worried about the cowboys than they should be... Still doesn't excuse what I talked about in my original post... 25 year old chips and paper bag fandom is more than enough reason to humble yourselves