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Cowboys fans are some cocky sumbiches


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2 minutes ago, glenwo2 said:

Did you not see the Texans game last week?

"terms of injuries" = CMC/HORN

"in game" = Team played like sh-t after CMC went down

 

this team has never even played down 3 points on the season though.   I think that might be the in game adversity he was referencing.   

How does Darnold play down 10 early for example?   Is he going to keep playing smart? We still haven't seen a lot with this group.   That's coaches too. 

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53 minutes ago, SizzleBuzz said:

Fair point...I was wrong   

I was calling from memory and confused with the games when Cam was here (3-4).

Hey, have you e-v-e-r admitted to being wrong on this site?

 

Sure, when I have been.

That's not something that happens too often when I'm debating with you, though.

Actually so far, pretty much never.

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25 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Sure, when I have been.

That's not something that happens too often when I'm debating with you, though.

Actually so far, pretty much never.

Another bald faced lie from you!  (actually, several)

Who am I today?  Sanjay?  Chuck?  Hearing other voices today?

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1 hour ago, glenwo2 said:

Did you not see the Texans game last week?

"terms of injuries" = CMC/HORN

"in game" = Team played like sh-t after CMC went down

 

I did see the Texans game, that wasn't adversity.

Adversity is starting the game with your best player in street clothes and your shutdown corner at home and (likely) out for the season.

In game is being behind and showing the stones to turn it around.

We've done none of that.

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2 hours ago, CRA said:

this team has never even played down 3 points on the season though.   I think that might be the in game adversity he was referencing.   

How does Darnold play down 10 early for example?   Is he going to keep playing smart? We still haven't seen a lot with this group.   That's coaches too. 

Well then he's got a different opinion on what adversity is.

The Panthers faced their first true adversity on Thursday night and got through it with flying colors.

Being without CMC and HORN going into this game isn't really adversity because they've had 10 full days to PREPARE for this as opposed to just losing them in-game out of nowhere (THAT was Adversity).

 

And going back to your point, if the team is down, I think Sam continues to play WITHIN the system no matter what.  I don't see him start being reckless like he was in NY.

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Outside of their 95 Super Bowl run, the Cowboys are 4-10 in the playoffs, with two of those losses coming from...guess who?

The only thing that bugs me is that we lose to them in the regular season only to shitkick them in the playoffs.  (Except Thanksgiving, that was a righteous beat down from the heavens).

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