Yearly Archives: 2009
Five Truths Upon Which Dallas Cowboys Fans Can Hang Their Stetsons
Some things are personal opinions. These are just plain facts.
FACT ONE: Tony Romo does NOT suck.
It is a favorite pastime of Cowboys’ haters everywhere to play fast and loose with Romo’s name. The usual choice is “Tony Homo,” and the … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Dallas Cowboys, In(Gene)ious Insights, Players
Tagged Bobby Carpenter, Dallas Cowboys, Demarcus Ware, Miles Austin, Tony Romo
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Keith Brooking: A Leader Emerges
A leaderless locker room is a rudderless ship.
The Dallas Cowboys are a team needing compensation. The absence of sideline leadership under Wade Phillips has led to frequent chaos. The Patrick Clayton flap is just the most recent evidence that there … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Dallas Cowboys, Leadership, Team Chemistry
Tagged Dallas Cowboys, Keith Brooking, Leadership
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Christmas Comes Early for Dallas Cowboys’ Fans
Jones and Phillips, Inc. knows how to combat the annual Christmas collapse of America’s (former) Team.
Collapse early.
That’s right! Why give false hope to the silver and blue faithful? Why wait until December to collapse and either miss the playoffs or … Continue reading
Posted in Coaches, Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, Management
Tagged Collapse, Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, Wade Phillips
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The Spin Cycle: Preseason Game 1, Cowboys vs. Raiders
OK, Blue Bloods. Nobody likes to lose…not even in the preseason. But if you are going to lose, that is a better time than any to do it. Games that don’t count don’t count.
Losing 31-10, you might think would indicate … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Coaches, Dallas Cowboys, Players, Preseason, Spin Cycle
Tagged Dallas Cowboys, Felix Jones, Jon Kitna, Keith Brooking, Martellus Bennett, Preseason, Tony Romo
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Bob Hayes is in the Hall of Fame (And it is about Damn Time!)
He was a world famous athlete before he joined the Dallas Cowboys. Already a world record holder in the 100 meter dash and the owner of an Olympic gold medal, “Bullet” Bob Hayes was known as the the fastest man … Continue reading
Posted in Dallas Cowboys, Former Players, Hall of Fame
Tagged Bob Hayes, Hall of Fame, NFL
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