Romo gave away 58 minutes, Wade the last 2 | +40yrCowboyFan's Blog

12:32 AM ET 09.21
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If wade brought some real pressure then possibly the Giants would not have been able to drive for the winning field goal. 2 games with no sacks, gouged for nearly 300 yds with 2 minutes to go in an obvious passing situation and Wade goes with 4 man rush. Guys were wheezing and getting NO pressure. Eli does his work calmly from the pocket and works down the field. Imagine if Rex Ryan had that attitude in NY today, different outcome. Romo foooned this up big time but when the defense HAD to stop them they did not. Huge dissapointment. Dallas defense did well agaisnt the run but look at the 450 yds from last week and the 426 from this week and bet you Dallas D is in the bottom 3-4 in the league. Until cupcake gets it together this team will remain just above average. Good work by the Giants with young recievers getting the job done. Dallas got no breaks tonight, the intercept off of Wittens foot, the tip ball that still gets into Manningham's hands for a first down, the ball that falls on manninghams belly for the TD. Granted Giants made plays but Dallas could not get a break.... With 4 plus in the turnover ratio kicking a last second field goal to win is not the norm. Til next time

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September 21, 2009 10:04 AM ET

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no argument here. romo gave it away. 24 pts off his interceptions was the killer. never know which QB will show up. will it be the player that looked golden in tampa or the guy that struggles terribly like last nite. my guess is both will appear thoughtout the season. at times he will look incredible and there will be many more games where he will look badly. it seems to depend on how "big" of a game it is. next wk will me MNF on a national stage, so he may have another tough one.... who knows???

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September 21, 2009 11:11 AM ET

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Romo is great against the medicore teams.. but once you get to the playoff caliber teams.. Romo becomes just a good QB.. He gave that game away and now I have to rethink about having him start on my F.F. team when he's up against top notch competition

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September 21, 2009 11:29 AM ET

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Weird game. The Cowboys were the better team on both lines. Romo was the difference. I thought both defenses were out of gas the whole fourth quarter. Go figure. Eli was at his best. The Giants stole one..Either Corey Webster is that good, or Roy Williams is not..I have not seen a Giant defense run on like that for a whole game in a long long time..
Maybe GM Reese was right when he thought he had enough receivers without trading for one.. Really, the Cowboys beat themselves..

50yearfan

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September 21, 2009 11:37 AM ET

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I will still be disappointed in this game in December..;)

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September 21, 2009 07:17 PM ET

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Originally posted 11:37 AM ET 09.21 by LOVERnottaFIGHTER

I will still be disappointed in this game in December..;)

My favorite team won and I am not real impressed with them either. It seems to me the Cowboys won both battles of the trenches. Over the course of a season that is the key. For all the stats the NFL is really about trench warfare in the end.

50yearfan

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September 21, 2009 07:19 PM ET

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Originally posted 11:29 AM ET 09.21 by 50yearfan

Weird game. The Cowboys were the better team on both lines. Romo was the difference. I thought both defenses were out of gas the whole fourth quarter. Go figure. Eli was at his best. The Giants stole one..Either Corey Webster is that good, or Roy Williams is not..I have not seen a Giant defense run on like that for a whole game in a long long time..Maybe GM Reese was right when he thought he had enough receivers without trading for one.. Really, the Cowboys beat themselves..

Wel said. Agree on all counts.