Prescott praises Cowboy fans who threw bottles and debris at refs

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

45 minutes ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

Jokes on you Cowboys fans, the Panthers have been worth getting angry about for years

*haven't

[cookinbrak]

Hey, Cowboys....14 seconds is enough time to get 2 throws to the end zone. Y'all got none.

[TheProcess]

5 hours ago, SuperBowlBound said:

Screw Dallas. They've cried about officiating multiple times this year. I'm still pissed about Jerome Boger and his crew taking away a forced fumble and recovery from Chinn week 4. Also - did you see how bad Boger's crew was Saturday? I can't believe this guy got a playoff game. 

 

Game was filled with bad calls/no calls. 

[rmoneyg35]

I respect this. Fans should make it absolute hell for the opposing team and if the refs do a bad job then so be it. If you care about your team and winning so much then wouldn’t you be willing to do whatever it takes? 

[TheProcess]

3 hours ago, outlaw4 said:

I will say this. At that point in the game, the Cowboys options were limited. One look at the 49ers defense on that play (a great vantage point below) and you can tell trying any route going towards the sidelines would be well defended, something they hadn't done up until that point. Even so, this is where some creative playcalling would've been a better option, something the Cowboys had shown they could do in this very game. I personally would've taken my end zone shot here since that defensive formation would've been more favorable to exploit or draw a penalty.

Also, McCarthy was correct in that there should had been no issues spotting the ball. Except he glosses over the fact that they were the ones that made the mistake by trying to do it themselves. That's something that shouldn't even require practice - and I wonder that was even practiced - because it's such a fundamental part of the game. The closest equivalent I could think of is when Kirk Cousins took a knee instead of spiking the ball and cost his team a chance to kick a field goal.

 

 

Sidelines protected, middle wide open. Get the ball in a playmakers hands with a wall of blockers in front. Dallas should have an example on film since the Chiefs did it to them.

Edited January 17, 2022 by TheProcess

[ChibCU]

6 hours ago, Biscuit said:

Will Dannon yogurt drop Dak as a sponsor now as they dropped Cam over controversial comments?

I was going to post that myself and thought I should check if someone beat me to it.

[mc52beast]

How pissed is everyone going to be when Jones fires McCarthy and we end up with him and Mcadoo

[Brooklyn 3.0]

2 hours ago, ChibCU said:

I was going to post that myself and thought I should check if someone beat me to it.

Well since his last one with them was like three years ago, probably not.

[ChibCU]

2 hours ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Well since his last one with them was like three years ago, probably not.

Endorsements in general. You think I've got an active spreadsheet I'm updating these endorsements in real time? I'll leave that to you.

[Brooklyn 3.0]

12 hours ago, ChibCU said:

Endorsements in general. You think I've got an active spreadsheet I'm updating these endorsements in real time? I'll leave that to you.

He has a bunch currently. Oikos dropped Cam due to public backlash of him "being a misogynist". Their call, mind you. Dak is getting backlash for him being okay with tepid violence toward hated referees. Very different and we all know the original point behind all of this, lol. buT bUT CaM! pOOr CaM!

[AggieLean]

On 1/17/2022 at 9:02 AM, 4Corners said:

What a tough week for the Bama /Cowboys/Lakers/Duke fan nation. You just hate to see it. 

This post is hilarious, and true all at the same time. Most Duke fans I have come across seems to pull for these teams. If they’re not a cowboys fan, they’re a Steelers fan.