Also Harbaugh probably wouldn’t rely as much on a week 4 pre-season offensive game plan either. Nor would he be all that compelled to ice his own kicker.

It’s all ROMO though. Smh

Harbaugh just an example of a good coach.

The ‘skins have been In do or die mode for 7 weeks. The hawks are foolish if they think the ‘skins are gonna roll over and hand them a victory

HTTR!

I think Dallas could definitely benefit from hiring a playcaller so Garrett could concentrate on game management. I watch maybe 5 Dallas games/year but it seems like there are always issues there and I blame most of those types of errors on HCs.

There are a lot fewer “undercover” fans of the Cowboys out there than you may think, especially when you consider the ESPN.com poll that showed 73% of over 203,000 people who responded, from all over the US and abroad, were rooting for Washington on Sunday night. Even in Texas, where you’d expect all their most loyal fans to be, the Cowpies could only get a 55% to 45% majority. People are sick and tired of hearing this self-proclaimed “America’s Team” get anointed every preseason by the pundits as Super Bowl favorites, only to see them sink into oblivion every December.

As for RGIII, he may have grown up in Texas, but he was never a fan of the Cowboys, undercover or otherwise. He followed the Broncos, mostly because of guys like Elway and Terrell Davis. His words to Romo came from the heart of a man who was raised to be an uplifter and a leader. In 30 years Tony Romo may have forgotten this game, but I doubt he’ll ever forget Griffin’s words of encouragement.

That’s what happens when you are raised with the right combination of discipline, morals, and ethics by Army SNCO’s who combined spend 50+ years defending our country……..

That’s what happens when you are raised with the right combination of discipline, morals, and ethics by Army SNCO’s who combined spend 50+ years defending our country.

Romo DOES get too much hate.
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Look. It cuts both ways. He gets way too much publicity, simply by being the QB of Invincible Dallas (perenially overhyped and overrated by the media), so when things go wrong, as they usually do for Tony Romo, Celebrity Quarterback (TM), he has to expect more than the usual amount of backlash.

Live by publicity, die by publicity.

Staying classy in Washington.
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Somebody has to be classy in DC. Heaven knows it’s not the guys who constitute our government.

You just never know how these stories are going to end up. At one point, who thought that Elway was ever going to with a SB? I lived through that era, and he was perceived as not being able to get it done. And who thought Jim Kelly would *not* win a SB?

Now those are SB QBs, and I know that Romo hasn’t gone to that level yet. But you just never know. I have the feeling that if he gets that crucible moment and aces it, it could propel him and team forward immensely. But we all know that something is missing. Every time I see him wearing a backwards baseball cap, playing golf, or saying something like, ‘it could be worse’, I feel like there’s some evidence of the problem.

Solidify that offensive line, top priority. Get a great safety. Improve overall conditioning. Get more dynamic coaches. Just do something, please. It’s past the point of ridiculous.

Griffin shows you why talented and consistent quarterbacks are worth caring about.

Tony is talented, but inconsistent and that gets you nowhere.

Nice gesture RG3 but this game meant everything!

I like him. I like him alot.

I congratulate his parents. They raised a fine young man.