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Big Easy has it easy in Big D 42-17 Not much to say here. I had some stuff to write up here, but what can you say. Worst tail-thumping in a long-time. Completely out of the game before the final quarter begun. Simply nobody played well and nobody coached well. I believe the absence of Greg Ellis is really raising its head on the defensive side of the ball as there is no pass rush outside of Demarcus Ware. Perhaps I will post more on it tomorrow, but outside of Julius Jones and Terry Glenn nobody else played well in the entire game, and the coaching staff was out-manned. The only bad thing I might say about Sean Payton was his choice to call an onside kick up by 18 points late in the Third Quarter. It did seal the game, but their offense was unstoppable at that point, it seems they could have played it straight up. The only fun fact is that with Deuce McAllister and Terry Glenn I made the Finals of my fantasy league. I needed Terry Glenn, Deuce McCallister, Antony Henry and Thomas Jones (tomorrow night), outscore Brady James by 3 or more points. Since I never even heard Brady James name called, I think I won convincingly.
by DaCowboy, Sunday, 10 December 2006 23:27 Comments(1), Read all

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Dallas 23 New York 20

Automatica Gramatica

Dallas Cowboys 23 New York Giants 20

Who would of thunk it? All you can do is heap accolades on Bill Parcells once again for making the decision to cut Mike Vanderjagt and sign Martin Gramatica. Would Vanderjagt have gone 3-4 today? Quite possibly, but I would not have counted on it. Even moreso, I would have had no faith that he could have hit a 46-yarder with 6 seconds left on the clock, dead solid perfect. So the Cowboys who did not play really well still managed to win a tough game on the road 23-20 in New York. This puts the Cowboys up 2 games in the Giants with 4 games left. With three of their last four at home, the NFC East Crown is for the Cowboys to lose.

Talk about the Giants and the Cowboys

by DaCowboy, Sunday, 03 December 2006 18:57 Comments(0), Read all

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Sunday, 06 July 2008 17:33

Yahoo! Sports
Wide receiver Terry Glenn and the Cowboys remain at an impasse. Glenn says he wants to finish his career with the Cowboys, but he is adamant about not signing a $500,000 injury waiver the Cowboys are demanding that he sign. The Cowboys want injury protection against Glenn's surgically repaired right knee and have barred him from practicing with the team until he signs the waiver. And if doesn't sign it the team will likely cut him. Glenn plans to call their bluff. Moreover, he said he would prefer that the Cowboys cut him now if that's their position so he can try to catch on with another team. Again, Glenn said he has no intention of changing his position.

Cowboys Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Wide receiver Terry Glenn and the Cowboys remain at an impasse. Glenn says he wants to finish his career with the Cowboys, but he is adamant about not signing a $500,000 injury waiver the Cowboys are demanding that he sign. The Cowboys want injury protection against Glenn's surgically repaired right knee and have barred him from practicing with the team until he signs the waiver. And if doesn't sign it the team will likely cut him. Glenn plans to call their bluff. Moreover, he said he would prefer that the Cowboys cut him now if that's their position so he can try to catch on with another team. Again, Glenn said he has no intention of changing his position.

Foreclosure sale of 'Pacman' Jones' home postponed (AP)
A foreclosure sale on the home of former Tennessee Titan Adam "Pacman" Jones has been postponed until next month. Attorney J. Phillip Jones has been appointed trustee of the property. His office says the sale originally scheduled for Friday on the steps of the old Williamson County Courthouse is set for July 28.

Don Imus says he was making a 'sarcastic point' (AP)
Don Imus said Tuesday morning on his radio show that he was trying to "make a sarcastic point" with his latest on-air remarks about race, but that they had been misunderstood. Imus resurrected his radio career six months ago with a pledge to mend the wounds caused by a racist and sexist comment he made about a women's basketball team.