mascho said:Cheer up. Bo Pelini is coaching the Huskers Wednesday in the Gator Bowl!
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mascho said:Cheer up. Bo Pelini is coaching the Huskers Wednesday in the Gator Bowl!
He'll probably get a raise.DeJesus Built My Hotrod said:Does Jason Garrett keep his job?
Oil Can Dan said:Matters not, but hat tip to the Cowboys. Playing with no Romo and no Lee, and playing as well as they did - very impressive effort. Eagles got super, super lucky.
Jason Witten and Dez Bryant may be the top 1-2 WR/H-TE in the league, Orton had a lot to work with. And he was throwing strikes to them in stride.Greg29fan said:
The Eagles defense is ass, stop pretending they are good. People were making fun of Kyle Orton all week and he threw for 380.
The Eagles d has improved vastly in the season. They are a bend don't break d. Good? No. Bad hardly. Esp when you consider the extra pressure the Kelly system puts on them. They held 8 of last 10 sub 21 points. (the vikings being terrible example and the Cowboys today 22). They have a huge issue at safety and that's not ideal.Greg29fan said:
The Eagles defense is ass, stop pretending they are good. People were making fun of Kyle Orton all week and he threw for 380.
Except on defense that last Eagles drive, where they basically ran Dallas out of their boots, alternating up the gut and sweeps outside.LondonSox said:If that was Romo at qb I think we would say that ending was cliche.
Holy shit.
Kelly got lucky. The offense didn't play great and the Dallas team came out and played very well. The d played well and they won the fight in the trenches. Both trenches. Which is impressive and surprising.
Kliq said:Can't believe the Cowboys let Tony Romo come in for that final drive...
Especially against Graham, Colston, and Sproles.LondonSox said:They have a huge issue at safety and that's not ideal.
But but but they signed Pat ChungLondonSox said:The Eagles d has improved vastly in the season. They are a bend don't break d. Good? No. Bad hardly. Esp when you consider the extra pressure the Kelly system puts on them. They held 8 of last 10 sub 21 points. (the vikings being terrible example and the Cowboys today 22). They have a huge issue at safety and that's not ideal.
DeJesus Built My Hotrod said:Does Jason Garrett keep his job?
DeJesus Built My Hotrod said:Does Jason Garrett keep his job?
LondonSox said:Why?
Baseball seems to be the only sport which has something like this I thinkshawnrbu said:A non-judgment call possibly impacted who made the playoffs. It is a billion dollar industry. Why can't the Steelers file a formal protest to have the kick retried?
Greg29fan said:
Jerry doesn't want to fire him; he's given him multiple votes of confidence. He will note how hard they played without Romo, without Lee, with about a 60% DeMarcus Ware. Callahan might go, Monte Kiffin might go (if Jerry wants to play the 4-3/Tampa 2 that's fine but then hire Lovie Smith as DC if he doesn't get a HC job), but I cannot see him getting rid of JG.
But why limit his play calling if you like him? Why settle for mediocre?Greg29fan said:
Jerry doesn't want to fire him; he's given him multiple votes of confidence. He will note how hard they played without Romo, without Lee, with about a 60% DeMarcus Ware. Callahan might go, Monte Kiffin might go (if Jerry wants to play the 4-3/Tampa 2 that's fine but then hire Lovie Smith as DC if he doesn't get a HC job), but I cannot see him getting rid of JG.
DeJesus Built My Hotrod said:
I have read pieces suggesting he was on the hot seat tonight and others that had your take. Frankly, Garrett may not want to be there anymore (not that I know of course). Jones seems like a difficult owner to work for and the expectations around the Cowboys are ridiculously high. I am not sure that their failings are his doing at all.
I agree that it would be tough working for Jones, and I still have a bitter feel about that whole organization from that 90s run....but I will say he does seem to be pretty loyal to his coaches. It is odd in that he seems to be so hands-on, yet also patient. I'd prefer to work for him over Snyder.DeJesus Built My Hotrod said:
I have read pieces suggesting he was on the hot seat tonight and others that had your take. Frankly, Garrett may not want to be there anymore (not that I know of course). Jones seems like a difficult owner to work for and the expectations around the Cowboys are ridiculously high. I am not sure that their failings are his doing at all.
Greg29fan said:Miles had Boykin beat for a huge gain on that play that ended the game - beat him on the slant and Orton was late and behind. Might have even been the same play Romo threw pick #1 against Green Bay on the exact same throw. Spooky.
Wait the receiver beat the corner when it was an interception? Or he jumped the route as he read it and had safety cover behind...Greg29fan said:Miles had Boykin beat for a huge gain on that play that ended the game - beat him on the slant and Orton was late and behind. Might have even been the same play Romo threw pick #1 against Green Bay on the exact same throw. Spooky.