And who have they beaten this year?
Ah, that's it. Blame the offensive lines.
Cause, y'know, it's everybody's fault but Reggie's.
Where did that happen? I haven't heard him being "chewed up". Sports talk radio has done nothing but praise him for coming back in the end.Jussayin'...
All Cowboys fans here in Dallas did chew Romo up today. It means something that the Boys came back and won it, but Romo was still god-awful, and we know that.
As will your delusions of grandeur.Psh; Bush has a lot work on. All I am saying is it ha sbeen 1 game and he is already showed what I was refering to; when he has this role week in and week out and gets used to it like he will in the coming weeks; his numbers will continue to grow significantly.
As will your delusions of grandeur.
Aunt Petunia hasn't owned a thing in his life, and you know it.How did my delusions of AP owning the NFL this year work out?
How did my delusions of AP owning the NFL this year work out?
The same can be said about the Patriots also.
And who have they beaten this year? The truth is both teams have not played good teams yet. Which is why it is a good measuring stick for both teams.
7-17. That is the combined record that NE opponents have. They are suppose to beat them bad escpecially since all of them have the worst defenses in the league.. They haven't even played a team with a .500 record yet. This is a test for them, period.Lets clarify something.
"Beaten".
Yeah; on paper they have won the games; they have "beaten" the opponents.
They have beaten 1 team by 29 points, 2 teams by 24 points, 1 team by 21 points, and 1 team by 17 points.
And that is when they are pretty much taking it easy on them for the whole 4th quarter. The 2and string running back is getting 10 carries a game; and they have only gone deep to Moss 2 times all year.
Maybe the standings say they are "beating" teams, but on the scoreboard; they are/putting a ****ING UP/BLOWING OUT/KICKING THE **** OUT OF THEM/ASS BEATING/BUTT KICKING the other teams.
If they were beating San Duego, Cincinatti; and co. by 3-7; maybe even 10 points; then the "they have an easy schedule" argument might work.
They "BEAT" 4 of the 5 teams theyve played by 3 touchdowns minimum; it doesnt work.
Logic would say if they DESTROY average opponents, they will BEAT good ones. It wont be a huge blow out; but theyll win alright.
7-17. That is the combined record that NE opponents have. They are suppose to beat them bad escpecially since all of them have the worst defenses in the league.. They haven't even played a team with a .500 record yet. This is a test for them, period.
I predict the sun will rise tomorrow.
7-17. That is the combined record that NE opponents have. They are suppose to beat them bad escpecially since all of them have the worst defenses in the league.. They haven't even played a team with a .500 record yet. This is a test for them, period.

A test they'll pass, but a test nonetheless.7-17. That is the combined record that NE opponents have. They are suppose to beat them bad escpecially since all of them have the worst defenses in the league.. They haven't even played a team with a .500 record yet. This is a test for them, period.
The math is Tom Brady had a good game, and Tony Romo didn't.5 of those losses came against us; so outside they are 7-12 and thats 5 less victories they could have had
The Pats beat the Bills by 31 points. The Cowboys beat them by just 1 point.
You do the math.
Now, now. I have already agreed that this is a huge test for Dallas. That isn't the issue here. The issue is that you do not believe this is a test for NE. NE has not played agianst a good team yet. They are coming to a good teams house this Sunday. It is test for them.5 of those losses came against us; so outside they are 7-12 and thats 5 less victories they could have had
The Pats beat the Bills by 31 points. The Cowboys beat them by just 1 point.
You do the math.
