sigh.

That said I still cant stand Bryant.

Cowboys stink and they know it!

1. You can’t be unbeatable if you QB makes stupid decisions. Even when you were up by 3 scores, he found a way to lose it for you guys.

2. You have no running game to speak of at the moment so how will you even open up the pass game if you tried?

3. You are barely a veteran in this league that has yet to be a part of a playoff win let alone a pro bowl, so please don’t act as if you have the right to speak with such confidence.

4. You have the best team in the league in your conference that could be undefeated (Packers) and if you think you are going to role into Lambeau in January when it is 5 degrees out you better check that ego. The Cowboys will have a hard enough time getting into the playoffs to even think of this scenario though.

Just shut up and become relevent before spouting off. Also, if you can’t even keep Deion Sanders as a mentor, you probably aren’t smart enough to make such bold statements. Clown!!

but they have had every team they’ve played this year on the ropes and just have not been able to figure out how to land the knockout blows. When those blows start landing, watch out.
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Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda

It sounds like a winning formula

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Oh lord. Eagles fans have about as much business talking trash about the Cowboys as Redskins fans do. Just shut it before you get blown out with the division on the line and then turn around and get blown out again the following week in the playoffs. Again.

Uh, guys…

…every team that loses “beats itself” in some way. Be it a turnover or an inability to execute or gameplan. Generally losing teams do things to “beat themselves.” You can explain every bad play, mistake, turnover, missed field goal, bad snap, overthrown ball, underthrown ball, fumble, missed tackle, penalty, bad route, missed assignment as “beating yourselves.” So basically every possible negative outcome in football could be interpreted as “beating yourselves.”

The problem with this line of thinking, however, is that it ignores the superior gameplaning and execution of the team’s opponent, which in the case of the Cowboys has been a major component to their misfortune. For example, Revis jumping that route in the Jets game, knowing the call from the moment they lined up. For every single instance of Cowboy ineptitude, you can point to another instance of their opponents simply being better in that instance.

What if we apply the same reasoning to your two wins? It is pretty obvious right now that the Cowboys aren’t a better team than the 49ers, yet because the 49ers had two massively blown coverages the Cowboys walked out with an OT victory. Did the Cowboys win or did the 49ers beat themselves? By your logic, the 49ers simply beat themselves (and I think that particular game could be the best possible argument for your ridiculous assertions, despite it being your opponent’s miscues and not your own).

Cowboy fan myopia lives again.

In this case Dez didn’t disappoint…Bat s&$! Crazy.

If you think you are unbeatable from hear on out theyn you had better end the season with a 13-3 record and go on to win the Super Bowl. If you don’t accomplish all that then you will be “WRONG”.

I’m guessing at some point in the near future you will be proven wrong.

Sincerely,
A New York Giants Fan

Genius, that’s how all games are lost. Mistakes on coverages, mistakes on playcalling, etc. Just mistakes. By you. That the other team takes advantage of. That’s how they won. You don’t hear winning teams say “Take away all those good plays we made, and we would have lost!” Mainly because, DUH.

You can’t take away the mistakes and call it a win. Not only is it a stupid comment, but it’s completely disrespectful to the other team.

Do you even WATCH football?