Cowboys gonna stomp the Packers. You heard it here first.

[jakeeck]

Too many fails ITT to even quote them all

[raytripp86]

haha love these thread backfire posts

[HELIX35]

I don't think you can dismiss the "it" factor. There's something goin' on in Big D, something special. (Somebody start humming Glory Glory Hallelujuh quietly in the background, increasing in volume until you're loud at the end)

I've watched 'em since the late 70s and there's only been one other time I've seen this kind of team, with this much youth, momentum, excitement, and magic. That was in the early 90s. It's like they know they're better than everybody thinks they are. There's no baggage from the previous eras, that old culture, divided locker rooms, etc...

This renaissance actually started in 2014, but got derailed for a year with injuries. It took on a whole new level with this year's remarkable draft. Dak may be a rookie, but he's unlike any rookie QB I've ever seen. Statics say he's had the greatest rookie year of any QB ever. Even in preseason, his demeanor was the biggest thing - never, ever, not once, looked rattled.

And it's not like it's his 1rd start. He's got 16 games under his belt, and 4 INTs to show for it. Technically, he has a whole season behind him, that makes him no longer a rookie. Just cause this game has the name Playoff, instead of Regular Season, do you suddenly think he's going to become a normal, deer-in-the-headlights rookie? I supposed it's possible, but he (and the whole team, really) has surpassed expectations at every turn.

Dallas has suffered for years with the old culture, but now they're too young and dumb to know any better. It's all systems GO and like I said before: Unless they kill themselves with turnovers, drops and penalties, I don't think they lose.

I'm all in

lol

[IH8RICE]

I don't think you can dismiss the "it" factor. There's something goin' on in Big D, something special. (Somebody start humming Glory Glory Hallelujuh quietly in the background, increasing in volume until you're loud at the end)

I've watched 'em since the late 70s and there's only been one other time I've seen this kind of team, with this much youth, momentum, excitement, and magic. That was in the early 90s. It's like they know they're better than everybody thinks they are. There's no baggage from the previous eras, that old culture, divided locker rooms, etc...

This renaissance actually started in 2014, but got derailed for a year with injuries. It took on a whole new level with this year's remarkable draft. Dak may be a rookie, but he's unlike any rookie QB I've ever seen. Statics say he's had the greatest rookie year of any QB ever. Even in preseason, his demeanor was the biggest thing - never, ever, not once, looked rattled.

And it's not like it's his 1rd start. He's got 16 games under his belt, and 4 INTs to show for it. Technically, he has a whole season behind him, that makes him no longer a rookie. Just cause this game has the name Playoff, instead of Regular Season, do you suddenly think he's going to become a normal, deer-in-the-headlights rookie? I supposed it's possible, but he (and the whole team, really) has surpassed expectations at every turn.

Dallas has suffered for years with the old culture, but now they're too young and dumb to know any better. It's all systems GO and like I said before: Unless they kill themselves with turnovers, drops and penalties, I don't think they lose.

I'm all in

How much of your mind did you lose last night? There's on way you could've possibly put money on the game, even if your conviction says otherwise.

[Chairman7w]

How much of your mind did you lose last night? There's on way you could've possibly put money on the game, even if your conviction says otherwise.

I lost my fukkin mind alright. Still haven't recovered - THis one's gonna stick with me. As I stated several times leading up to this game:

I'm pretty confident. I've said (most of the season, actually), that unless Dallas has lots of turnovers, drops and penalties, they should win.

And that's EXACTLY what happened in the first half. Exactly. AND the non-existent defense. Ugh.





And as far as betting and how much I lost? No, no. I said:

And HELL NO I don't bet on football!! Way too many unforseens (just ask Raiderfan) to risk the money I work hard for.

Dude outlined the scenario of Dallas getting down early, and I said:

- "But as a Cowboy fan checking in, that is exactly what scares me. You nailed it. The "being down 14-0" is a legitimate concern. But that's all part of big boy football. It could happen."

And yeah, I thought Dallas would win. Even with the team going full potato in the first half, getting down 21-3, it took Rodgers' going Legendary and one of the greatest catches I've ever seen. I'm encouraged for the Cowboys future. For now though, it stings, and I'll sit here like a man and take it from you guys.

As I stated earlier in this thread:

And I've watched football for 40 years, there are no givens. I *think* Dallas will win, but as I said earlier in this thread:

- "I could be wrong (Lord knows I was a bunch this year), but Rogers can only do so much by himself, and without Jordy."

Rogers proved me wrong. He is GOAT status.

[mikeoc322]

thread is now about the future beasts of the NFC

LOAD THEM NEG CANNONS BOYOS

[KurtMussell]

Another pussy sports miscer exposed. Makes a claim and when he is wrong he fails to show up. MurkinSeason I am calling you out in your own thread. You better fuking show up or be labeled as fuking bitch pussy

inb4 another alt

[raytripp86]

thread is now about the future beasts of the NFC

LOAD THEM NEG CANNONS BOYOS

lmao can't contain myself anymore

[IH8RICE]

I lost my fukkin mind alright. Still haven't recovered - THis one's gonna stick with me. As I stated several times leading up to this game:



And that's EXACTLY what happened in the first half. Exactly. AND the non-existent defense. Ugh.





And as far as betting and how much I lost? No, no. I said:






Dude outlined the scenario of Dallas getting down early, and I said:







And yeah, I thought Dallas would win. Even with the team going full potato in the first half, getting down 21-3, it took Rodgers' going Legendary and one of the greatest catches I've ever seen. I'm encouraged for the Cowboys future. For now though, it stings, and I'll sit here like a man and take it from you guys.

As I stated earlier in this thread:

Rogers proved me wrong. He is GOAT status.

This is the GOAT response from a hardcore cowboy fan after a tough loss. Everyone else wants to be butthurt( not saying you aren't) but the way I read your post makes me not hate the cowboys as much anymore.

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

Aside from Rodgers insane throw at the end of the game, I think the biggest play of the game was that penalty on Butler. The Cowboys were steam rolling down the field and that penalty costs about 37 yards of field position between the penalty yards and the catch yards. That could have easily been a scoring drive that kept that game closer earlier.

[mikeoc322]

lmao can't contain myself anymore

on recharge lmfao, repped in spirit brah

[Chairman7w]

Or how bout the blindside hit by Heath, where Rodgers doesn't drop the ball??? WTF?? How does that happen?

So many of those little things throughout the game, any one of which would have turned the script. It just wasn't meant to be.

Aside from Rodgers insane throw at the end of the game, I think the biggest play of the game was that penalty on Butler. The Cowboys were steam rolling down the field and that penalty costs about 37 yards of field position between the penalty yards and the catch yards. That could have easily been a scoring drive that kept that game closer earlier.

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

Or how bout the blindside hit by Heath, where Rodgers doesn't drop the ball??? WTF?? How does that happen?

So many of those little things throughout the game, any one of which would have turned the script. It just wasn't meant to be.

I have no clue how Rodgers didn't drop the ball. His grip must be off the charts. The ball didn't even wiggle, and that was a solid shot. Like you said, just wasn't in the cards.

[HoustonMiscer]

Or how bout the blindside hit by Heath, where Rodgers doesn't drop the ball??? WTF?? How does that happen?

So many of those little things throughout the game, any one of which would have turned the script. It just wasn't meant to be.

At least you have a qb

[BioDiver]

[Upshall18]

I have no clue how Rodgers didn't drop the ball. His grip must be off the charts. The ball didn't even wiggle, and that was a solid shot. Like you said, just wasn't in the cards.

Must be the way he overinflates the balls

[HoustonMiscer]

Must be the way he overinflates the balls

I hear jacking mens diks off improves your grip strength