More Banjo: Divisional @ Cowboys

[pbmax]

Great win. Team win. Huge win.

Running twice on 1st and 2nd down were a bad decision. Didn't like it for 53 yard FG or whatever it was for 31 points.

Love everything else about this. NFC Championship Game coming up baby!

[pbmax]

Gregg Rosenthal ‏@greggrosenthal 2m2 minutes ago
That spike and Nick Perry's PD were enormous

ProFootballTalk ‏@ProFootballTalk 3m3 minutes ago
I wonder how much the fear of Aaron Rodgers uncorking a Hail Mary after he rolled left allowed Jared Cook to get open where he did.

RARE GOOD POINT BY FLORIO. MAYBE HE DOESN'T HAVE CONTROL OF TWITTER ACCOUNT RIGHT NOW. THAT PLAY LOOKED LIKE A HAIL MARY IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS

David Payne Purdum ‏@DavidPurdum 5m5 minutes ago
The @LVSuperBook opens Falcons -4, 58.5 vs. Packers in NFC Championship Game.

Aaron Schatz �� �� ‏@FO_ASchatz 4m4 minutes ago
It's cool punters you can go ahead and take the NFC Championship game off.

[pbmax]

Jonathan Brust ‏@JonathanBrust 6m6 minutes ago
No.

Jake Maxwell
‏@CashMoneyMax
If the Packers win today I will cover up my Bears tattoo with Aaron Rodgers doing the double check #GoCowboys #Romosexual

Jack Cichy ‏@jackCICHY 4m4 minutes ago
I'm holding you to this

BADGERS CHECKING IN

[pbmax]

Eric Hertel
‏@EricHertel
He went to Jared. @jasonjwilde @ByRyanWood @RobDemovsky

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[RashanGary]

What's wrong with Burnett?

[Cheesehead Craig]

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[MadtownPacker]

So fucking glad!! Way too many compuke fans around here. At least there was :lol:!!

[Joemailman]

So fucking glad!! Way too many compuke fans around here. At least there was :lol:!!

Please be merciless.

[mmmdk]

So fucking glad!! Way too many compuke fans around here. At least there was :lol:!!

Here's to you, mad! We all deserve this win.

[MadtownPacker]

Please be merciless.Oh you know it!! I told those bitches neither was the same team from earlier in the year.

[George Cumby]

So fucking glad!! Way too many compuke fans around here. At least there was :lol:!!

I am gracious with virtually all other fans but Cowfukker fans. Even Sea. Fuck the Cowapukes.

[pbmax]

M3

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 20m20 minutes ago
McCarthy: That was one heck of a football game to be a part of...I just can't say enough about my football team's resiliency.

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 18m18 minutes ago
McCarthy: Our focus is on to Atlanta & the goal that every team has when the season starts.

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 17m17 minutes ago
McCarthy on @AaronRodgers12: He's an incredible talent. To do it when it's on the line like that, that's what great players do.


RODGERS

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 8m8 minutes ago
Rodgers: We executed well in the most important part of the game.

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 4m4 minutes ago
Rodgers: Proud of our guys. We stuck together & believed in each other like we have on this entire run.

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 3m3 minutes ago
Rodgers: It's a different energy with this team. The guys are very hungry. There's a stronger belief. Guys are really sticking together.

Green Bay Packers ‏@packers 20s20 seconds ago
Rodgers: We're going to enjoy this one & then get on to Atlanta tomorrow. This one is special -- more special than we've had in a while.

[gbgary]

What's wrong with Burnett?

quad.

[pbmax]

quad.

Yep.

Tom SilversteinVerified account ‏@TomSilverstein 3h3 hours ago
Morgan Burnett has a thigh injury. He is questionable.

Other Twitter users got Quad out of halftime reports.

[pbmax]

From Bobbo's Gamer: http://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2017/01/15/mcginn-crosby-keeps-packers-alive-and-kicking/96567098/


It was the biggest upset that the Packers (12-6) have posted in the postseason since the watershed divisional victory at San Francisco in 1995. They were a 10 ½-point underdog that sunny afternoon at Candlestick Park and a 5 ½-point underdog before a crowd of 93,396 in the football palace erected by owner Jerry Jones.

The reaction afterward was similarly ecstatic. The Packers became just the second No. 4 seed in the NFC to beat the No. 1 seed in 11 matchups since the present playoff system was inaugurated in 1990.

[texaspackerbacker]

What a Game! I don't really like it when my favorite team plays my second favorite team, but a win is a win is a win.

Let's keep it going and really run the table. I can't help thinking that 1. It's kinda descending order - Atlanta should be not quite as tough as the Cowboys and New England or Pittsburgh should be another slight step downward, and 2. As good a win as that was, the Packers weren't playing their best. I thought they played better against the Giants and are capable of better games the rest of the way.

[pbmax]

PFT: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/16/packers-cowboys-draws-highest-divisional-round-rating-in-20-years/


Packers-Cowboys drew a 28.2 overnight rating, which is the highest rating for a divisional playoff game in 20 years.

[Maxie the Taxi]

^^^I savor a win over the Cowgirls more than a win over even the Vikequeens or Da Bears. Hate dem Cowboys!

[mmmdk]

^^^I savor a win over the Cowgirls more than a win over even the Vikequeens or Da Bears. Hate dem Cowboys!

Viqueens is my # 1 hated team because of years of having to listen two Danish Queen loving bastards on Danish TV - they're gone now - but I only watch American telecasted games ever since NFL GAME PASS.

These teams are close seconds: da Bears, Cowboys, Broncos and f*cking Iggles. Oh, fortywhiners too (post Montana/Young era).

[pbmax]

Here is the end of the game film. It was on Packer Twitter and I was about to capture it and post it here directly, but NFL or the Packers seem to move it behind their impenetrable code of the website. If you can get a direct link to just the video, I can post.


http://www.packers.com/media-center/videos/CantMiss_Play_K_Crosby_makes_gamewinning_FG/9c53a7ab-2481-4cc7-bd97-ff5f972ad162?campaign=sf51082527_TW_C-Content-GB_CT-Game+Highlights-GB_sf51082527

[hoosier]

Don't know where to put this, so here goes. A lot of us seem to hate Buck and Aikman equally. But I find Buck much more grating than Aikman, maybe because of what he does with his voice when a big play happens. Yesterday at the end, when Cook came up with The Catch, Buck initially thought it was incomplete and then realized that the back judge had overruled the side judge. He paused, and Aikman started to say something about the awareness and body control that Cook had just demonstrated, and Buck had to jump in and cut him off in order to say (in fact, repeat Aikman's) "unbelievable!". That made me realize what a prima donna Buck really is.

[pbmax]

Paul Pabst ‏@PaulPabst 15m15 minutes ago
"The way he throws it without his feet being set is incredible. It's almost like he doesn't want them set." - Jared Goff on Aaron Rodgers.

Andrew Perloff ‏@andrewperloff 16m16 minutes ago
"I was texting Sean [Mannion]... and I said I don't think people who don't play QB can appreciate what Aaron is doing." - Jared Goff @dpshow

[Joemailman]

Defensive snap counts. Is Martinez odd man out right now?

http://d2s3dt9f4iyeup.cloudfront.net/images/resized_v1/323d7fef-19e9-458d-b8fb-e849011e6971.png

[SkinBasket]

Defensive snap counts. Is Martinez odd man out right now?

Thought Martinez got hurt last week, no?

[Carolina_Packer]

Geez, did you see this?
https://t.co/82uuthpvn1

[Joemailman]

Thought Martinez got hurt last week, no?

He was a full participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday. Don't know if he's hurt, or if he was replaced by Thomas to shore up the pass defense.

[Joemailman]

Geez, did you see this?
https://t.co/82uuthpvn1

And then there's this:


http://dailysnark.com/cowboys-fan-destroys-giant-tv-packers-pull-last-second-victory/

[pbmax]

And then there's this:


http://dailysnark.com/cowboys-fan-destroys-giant-tv-packers-pull-last-second-victory/

What an idiot.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Don't know where to put this, so here goes. A lot of us seem to hate Buck and Aikman equally. But I find Buck much more grating than Aikman, maybe because of what he does with his voice when a big play happens. Yesterday at the end, when Cook came up with The Catch, Buck initially thought it was incomplete and then realized that the back judge had overruled the side judge. He paused, and Aikman started to say something about the awareness and body control that Cook had just demonstrated, and Buck had to jump in and cut him off in order to say (in fact, repeat Aikman's) "unbelievable!". That made me realize what a prima donna Buck really is.I'd mute the broadcast if it wasn't for the Mrs. lol

Is it just me or does Buck try to jinx the Pack by bringing up obscure, "I could care less" statistics? Like Arod's TD streak w/o an INT just when the Cowboys need a TO to get back in the game. Or like mentioning the record for comebacks by teams down 18 points.

And I don't know where to put this, but I'm not feeling the love this AM. I turn on the NFL Channel and it's a Cowgirls lovefest. "Team of the future." "Dak and Zeke will be even better next year." All the game film focuses on Dallas #88 beating Gunter for a TD. Or Dak celebrating his own heroics. Then I look at the front page and there it is: Cowboys Loss Equals A Slump In Super Bowl Ticket Prices.

Well, excuse us for beating Dallas and ruining your day, pardners. Nevermind that the Pack went into the house of the "best" team in the NFL and beat them with a banged up defense and backups in the secondary.

Oh well. Next stop Atlanta!

P.S. As for Arod's throw...I'm a guy who can pass a football maybe 20 yards max on a good day. Arod is on the run and in a split second flicks the ball downfield, what, 30 yards and puts the ball in the perfect spot. And then it comes out that it wasn't even a set play. Arod drew it up on the ground in the huddle like in a school yard.

Not to mention Cook's catch which is every bit as spectacular as Beckham's one-hand grab that gets played ad infinitum.

And now the Cowgirl fans are blaming the refs...

:violin:

[Joemailman]

Offensive snap counts.

http://d2s3dt9f4iyeup.cloudfront.net/images/resized_v1/0072f88f-6d96-451d-b695-0eaa1987e555.png

[Maxie the Taxi]

Defensive snap counts. Is Martinez odd man out right now?Joe Thomas is playing really, really well. And he's been there longer. That has something to do with it.

[Tony Oday]

What an idiot.

Holy crap thats hilarious. He was drunk and this morning was REALLY pissed and hungover.

[pbmax]

https://vimeo.com/199686236

[Joemailman]

Packers/Cowboys had the highest Divisional Round TV ratings in 20 years. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/16/packers-cowboys-draws-highest-divisional-round-rating-in-20-years/

[Tony Oday]

I'd mute the broadcast if it wasn't for the Mrs. lol

Is it just me or does Buck try to jinx the Pack by bringing up obscure, "I could care less" statistics? Like Arod's TD streak w/o an INT just when the Cowboys need a TO to get back in the game. Or like mentioning the record for comebacks by teams down 18 points.

And I don't know where to put this, but I'm not feeling the love this AM. I turn on the NFL Channel and it's a Cowgirls lovefest. "Team of the future." "Dak and Zeke will be even better next year." All the game film focuses on Dallas #88 beating Gunter for a TD. Or Dak celebrating his own heroics. Then I look at the front page and there it is: Cowboys Loss Equals A Slump In Super Bowl Ticket Prices.

Well, excuse us for beating Dallas and ruining your day, pardners. Nevermind that the Pack went into the house of the "best" team in the NFL and beat them with a banged up defense and backups in the secondary.

Oh well. Next stop Atlanta!

P.S. As for Arod's throw...I'm a guy who can pass a football maybe 20 yards max on a good day. Arod is on the run and in a split second flicks the ball downfield, what, 30 yards and puts the ball in the perfect spot. And then it comes out that it wasn't even a set play. Arod drew it up on the ground in the huddle like in a school yard.

Not to mention Cook's catch which is every bit as spectacular as Beckham's one-hand grab that gets played ad infinitum.

And now the Cowgirl fans are blaming the refs...

:violin:

That throw was insane. I have a decent arm and when I help with my kids team I am all over the place when I don't plant my feet.

[pbmax]

https://vimeo.com/199687283

[RashanGary]

And then there's this:


http://dailysnark.com/cowboys-fan-destroys-giant-tv-packers-pull-last-second-victory/

OMG. LMFAO!!!!

[Teamcheez1]

Tired of listening to all the Cowboy apologists on the radio/tv today. They seem to gloss over all the challenges the Packers have had with injuries and only focus on the Cowboy's mistakes and issues.

They characterize this as a bump in the road for the incoming Cowboy dynasty.

[Rutnstrut]

I'd mute the broadcast if it wasn't for the Mrs. lol

Is it just me or does Buck try to jinx the Pack by bringing up obscure, "I could care less" statistics? Like Arod's TD streak w/o an INT just when the Cowboys need a TO to get back in the game. Or like mentioning the record for comebacks by teams down 18 points.

And I don't know where to put this, but I'm not feeling the love this AM. I turn on the NFL Channel and it's a Cowgirls lovefest. "Team of the future." "Dak and Zeke will be even better next year." All the game film focuses on Dallas #88 beating Gunter for a TD. Or Dak celebrating his own heroics. Then I look at the front page and there it is: Cowboys Loss Equals A Slump In Super Bowl Ticket Prices.

Well, excuse us for beating Dallas and ruining your day, pardners. Nevermind that the Pack went into the house of the "best" team in the NFL and beat them with a banged up defense and backups in the secondary.

Oh well. Next stop Atlanta!

P.S. As for Arod's throw...I'm a guy who can pass a football maybe 20 yards max on a good day. Arod is on the run and in a split second flicks the ball downfield, what, 30 yards and puts the ball in the perfect spot. And then it comes out that it wasn't even a set play. Arod drew it up on the ground in the huddle like in a school yard.

Not to mention Cook's catch which is every bit as spectacular as Beckham's one-hand grab that gets played ad infinitum.

And now the Cowgirl fans are blaming the refs...

:violin:

Umm, Goodmorning Football on the NFL network raved about Rodgers, Cook, the Packers, even stubby. What did you watch for like a minute and decide it was anti Packer?

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

This one is the best.

http://dailysnark.com/image-released-man-wanted-connection-murder-53-cowboys-arlington-tx/

[pbmax]

Spiking the ball was not immensely costly for the Boys.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/18487707/dallas-cowboys-fourth-quarter-spike-vs-green-bay-packers-kill-nfl-2017

Cost a couple of percentages in simulations for the chance to win the game with a TD. Best option to win game was to call the timeout.

[pbmax]

On the Packers O and Cowboys D

Scott Kacsmar @FO_ScottKacsmar Scott Kacsmar

Home teams scoring 31+ points in playoffs are 132-5 (.964) since 1940.

Dallas only the 2nd to lose in regulation (2003 Chiefs lost 38-31)

[Joemailman]

How close was the game Sunday?

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[Joemailman]

MM PC:

Practice schedule won't change much. Some players with more media responsibility because of high profile game.

Jordy was able to do everything they wanted him to do in weight room today. Don't know if he'll practice on Wed.

Not major concerns about Burnett. Will know more Wed.

Gave Rodgers credit for orchestrating play and protections on last drive. Said Rodgers has menu of plays and protections to choose from.

[mission]

On the pass to Cook: Cowboys should have wrapped their arms around every WR off the line, took a holding penalty and forced the Packers to try a long Hail Mary.

[RashanGary]

MM PC:

Practice schedule won't change much. Some players with more media responsibility because of high profile game.

Jordy was able to do everything they wanted him to do in weight room today. Don't know if he'll practice on Wed.

Not major concerns about Burnett. Will know more Wed.

Gave Rodgers credit for orchestrating play and protections on last drive. Said Rodgers has menu of plays and protections to choose from.

If Burnett and Adams play at a high level, we win. Will see a fresh, strong Jordy in Super Bowl.

[hoosier]

Win probability (MAXIE: note that the 50% line is displaced toward bottom of graph).


Very fitting that the last minute of the game resembles the EKG of a patient in the throes of V Fib.

http://a1.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=%2Fphoto%2F2017%2F0115%2Fr171443_576x324_16% 2D9.png&w=570

[dufferole]

On the pass to Cook: Cowboys should have wrapped their arms around every WR off the line, took a holding penalty and forced the Packers to try a long Hail Mary.

They did that all game with very few penalties called.

[SMBASS]

I was going to say the same thing duff. Even if the Cowboy DB's would have tackled every Pack receiver at the line of scrimmage the odds were that the refs probably wouldn't call anything since they hadn't for the entire game!

[Maxie the Taxi]

Win probability (MAXIE: note that the 50% line is displaced toward bottom of graph).


Very fitting that the last minute of the game resembles the EKG of a patient in the throes of V Fib.

http://a1.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=%2Fphoto%2F2017%2F0115%2Fr171443_576x324_16% 2D9.png&w=570Turn it on end and looks like my profile.

[By the way, 50% of me is displaced toward the bottom as well.]

[pbmax]

On the pass to Cook: Cowboys should have wrapped their arms around every WR off the line, took a holding penalty and forced the Packers to try a long Hail Mary.

Each of those holds is a first down though, right? At 12 seconds (start of play for Cook's catch) they get two of those at least, right?

If Rodgers is smart and sees it, throws it away right away, might set you up anyway.

What is penalty for defensive holding is it 5 or 10 yards?

[Joemailman]

The game is on NFL Network.

[SMBASS]

Each of those holds is a first down though, right? At 12 seconds (start of play for Cook's catch) they get two of those at least, right?

If Rodgers is smart and sees it, throws it away right away, might set you up anyway.

What is penalty for defensive holding is it 5 or 10 yards?

Defensive holding is only a 5 yard penalty and an automatic first down. The thing is, they couldn't do it and run out the clock because a game can't end on a defensive penalty. Packers would have been guaranteed at least one more play regardless.

[MadScientist]

Defensive holding is only a 5 yard penalty and an automatic first down. The thing is, they couldn't do it and run out the clock because a game can't end on a defensive penalty. Packers would have been guaranteed at least one more play regardless.

Right, but a hail Mary from 60+ yards away is a much lower probability than a 50 yard field goal, even considering Rodgers success with that play.

[Tony Oday]

Who did Hawkins go in for late in the game?

[hoosier]

nm

[hoosier]

Who did Hawkins go in for late in the game?

Randall?

[Bossman641]

Is there video of the cook catch/Crosby kick with larivee's call?

[SMBASS]

Right, but a hail Mary from 60+ yards away is a much lower probability than a 50 yard field goal, even considering Rodgers success with that play.

I don't disagree with that at all. I was just answering PB's question regarding what the penalty is for defensive holding.

[Joemailman]

Is there video of the cook catch/Crosby kick with larivee's call?


The catch and the kick. http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/18490003/one-greatest-plays-2-minute-drill

[ThunderDan]

Who did Hawkins go in for late in the game?

Hawkins was needed to play a dime package when Burnett was injured.

It was Brice, HaHa, Randall, Gunter, Hyde and Hawkins. The only other healthy DB left was Evans.

[pbmax]

Defensive holding is only a 5 yard penalty and an automatic first down. The thing is, they couldn't do it and run out the clock because a game can't end on a defensive penalty. Packers would have been guaranteed at least one more play regardless.

They couldn't do it on the last play of the quarter, obviously, but they could do it twice, give up 10 yards and force a hail mary with 2 seconds left.

Packers needed 35 yards, or seven 5 yard penalties.

[mission]

Right, but a hail Mary from 60+ yards away is a much lower probability than a 50 yard field goal, even considering Rodgers success with that play.

Exactly.

[pbmax]

Hawkins was needed to play a dime package when Burnett was injured.

It was Brice, HaHa, Randall, Gunter, Hyde and Hawkins. The only other healthy DB left was Evans.

Its never good when you have to know every DB on the roster and PS. Not because they all could start, but because they all might HAVE to start.

[Guiness]

Ezekiel is complaining that the investigation into his domestic violence issue is dragging on. I suspect the NFL will actually get on it now that there is no danger that suspending him would hurt the Cowboy's chances of being in the SB.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/15/nfls-investigation-into-ezekiel-elliott-wont-wrap-up-any-time-soon/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/17/ezekiel-elliott-complains-about-lingering-league-investigation/

[smuggler]

WRT the suggestion the Cowboys commit 4 professional fouls on the same play to stop Rodgers from doing what he does, it does constitute unsportsmanlike conduct (15+5) and doing it on consecutive plays constitutes a palpably unfair act (7 pts). No you cannot do that in that situation.

Referees are also within their power to rewind the clock, at their discretion.

Edit: mobile typos

[pbmax]

WRT the suggestion the Ciwboys commit 4 professional fouls on the same play to stop Rodgers from doing what he does, it does constitute unsportsmanlike conduct (15+5) and doing it on consecutive plays constitutes a palpably unfair act (7 pts). No you cannot do that in that situation.

But how many times has that been called in a game?

Someone used this idea this season. I think it was the Rams and they got away with it.

[Maxie the Taxi]

WRT the suggestion the Ciwboys commit 4 professional fouls on the same play to stop Rodgers from doing what he does, it does constitute unsportsmanlike conduct (15+5) and doing it on consecutive plays constitutes a palpably unfair act (7 pts). No you cannot do that in that situation.

Referees are also within their power to rewind the clock, at their discretion.Love it! lol

[vince]

They thought about doing that but, after tearing Adams' jersey off his back earlier, determined the refs would never call defensive holding anyway so it wouldn't work.

[smuggler]

But how many times has that been called in a game?

Someone used this idea this season. I think it was the Rams and they got away with it.

It was the Ravens holding on a punt. Since the clock went out and there was no defensive penalty, the game was over. Refs erred in that there should have been a professional penalty assessed and they should have given the opponent a chance to return an untimed free kick after the safety or given the opponent possession at the spot of the foul (turnover on downs) and one untimed play on offense. The opponent should have been given their choice between the two.

League admitted to this and apologized IIRC. It takes a ballys and knowledgeable ref to call it correctly.

NFL also needs to change the rule. Game should never end on an accepted penalty.

[Maxie the Taxi]

They thought about doing that but, after tearing Adams' jersey off his back earlier, determined the refs would never call defensive holding anyway so it wouldn't work.Love this even more! hahaha

[Guiness]

But how many times has that been called in a game?

Someone used this idea this season. I think it was the Rams and they got away with it.

edit: I see smuggler answered first. I found something different about the league reaction though.

It was the Ravens, and the second time they did it...first time was in the Super Bowl! The difference is that they were on offense - a game can't end on a defensive penalty, but it can end on an offensive one.

NFL made a statement wrt to the 'palpably unfair act' and said it would only be so if they had done it on consecutive plays.


@MarkMaske
NFL says end of Ravens-Bengals game officiated correctly. Not a palpably unfair act to use that tactic on one play... (continued)

@MarkMaske
... (2 of 2) If Ravens had used same intentional holding tactic on a second straight play, it would have been palpably unfair act, NFL says.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ravens-exploit-rules-loophole-get-multiple-penalties-give-up-safety-on-final-play-win/

[pbmax]

My example was 49ers and Saints, end of first half.

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/11/nfl-49ers-saints-defense-intentional-penalty


Here’s the situation: New Orleans has the ball 13 yards out from a touchdown. There are seven seconds left in the first half, and the Saints have one timeout remaining. They have time for one shot at a touchdown before they have to kick a field goal.

So what do the 49ers do? They intentionally hold all of the Saints receivers, Brees has to spike the ball and six seconds run of the clock, preventing the Saints from taking a shot at a touchdown because a penalty call does not put time back on the clock.

[pbmax]

Jordan Garnett ‏@jordangarnett 6 Dec 2016
@dallascowboys Hey Dallas Cowboys! Now it's official. Don't let me down. SUPER BOWL 51 CHAMPIONS!!! Tattooed on 12/6/16. I'm calling it now.


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CzBq3AGWgAUo0kg.jpg:large

[Zool]

Well if they win next year he could just add an I?

[hoosier]

Jordan Garnett ‏@jordangarnett 6 Dec 2016
@dallascowboys Hey Dallas Cowboys! Now it's official. Don't let me down. SUPER BOWL 51 CHAMPIONS!!! Tattooed on 12/6/16. I'm calling it now.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CzBq3AGWgAUo0kg.jpg:large

Looks like Vincent D'Onofrio in Full Metal Jacket

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/moviemorgue/images/1/10/Full-metal-jacket.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/400?cb=20120606171008

[Joemailman]

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/01/nfl-playoffs-green-bay-packers-dallas-cowboys-memes-loss-twitter-aaron-rodgers-ezekiel-elliott

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C2QRFyPVIAEBMzy.jpg

[vince]

Nice!

I missed seeing a despondent Jerrah in his owner's box or down on the field after the last second field goal.

[pbmax]

Well if they win next year he could just add an I?

He's covered for two more Super Bowls. A real window of opportunity.