Official Dallas Cowboys Game Day Thread

[pbmax]

PB mentioned he didn't elevate on the failed 2 point conversion. I wonder if he was already hurt then.

Also thought that on a sideline throw earlier. He winced, it could have been pain rather than disappointment.

However the replay showed he did jump for that 2 point conversion, but it looked VERY awkward.

[ThunderDan]

I suppose it is hard to grab the ball when you have a club on your dominant hand...

Except he was standing in the middle of the field with the ball in his other hand. He had already recovered it. All he has to do is touch his knee to the ground and the game is over.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Except he was standing in the middle of the field with the ball in his other hand. He had already recovered it. All he has to do is touch his knee to the ground and the game is over.

Agreed. Dumb. Luckily, he learned his lesson in a victory.

[texaspackerbacker]

I've seen every Cowboy game this year, and they played a helluva lot better against the Packers than any previously. Dak was back to nearly his accuracy of last year, and their O Line was a lot better than their earlier games too. And of course, Irving was back on D. All that and the Packers still dominated them.

[vince]

I've seen every Cowboy game this year, and they played a helluva lot better against the Packers than any previously. Dak was back to nearly his accuracy of last year, and their O Line was a lot better than their earlier games too. And of course, Irving was back on D. All that and the Packers still dominated them.

[mraynrand]

I've seen every Cowboy game this year, and they played a helluva lot better against the Packers than any previously. Dak was back to nearly his accuracy of last year, and their O Line was a lot better than their earlier games too. And of course, Irving was back on D. All that and the Packers still dominated them.

Irving? I did see that Hitchens was back, but for a guy who watches every game, the absence of Sean Lee should have been glaring. It was to me, as the Packers feasted on his absence in the run game, both up the middle and sideline to sideline.

[pbmax]

Irving? I did see that Hitchens was back, but for a guy who watches every game, the absence of Sean Lee should have been glaring. It was to me, as the Packers feasted on his absence in the run game, both up the middle and sideline to sideline.

Yep, they weren't the same in coverage or run fills without him. This has happened before to them.

[Smidgeon]

I hate to say it but I think those stupid refs gave us a similar call on Dallas when one of their defenders lead with his helmet towards Rodgers on the 2 yard line. Had Aaron not ducked our Godgers might have been laid out like Devante was last week.

It was a similar call, but one definitely had intent and the other did not. The Cowboys defender tried to spear Rodgers with his helmet. Martinez was trying to knock a ball out with his hand.

Now, the rulebook probably says the egregious hit has to occur to be a penalty, but that intent was pretty obvious with his head down going for Rodgers.

[pbmax]

Martinez was also trying to avoid a direct hit by that point. Its why his arm hit him and not his head and torso.

[pittstang5]

Two weeks not watching the Packers, two wins.

I hate watching the game a day later, but I guess I gotta do what's good for the team.

[Joemailman]

Two weeks not watching the Packers, two wins.

I hate watching the game a day later, but I guess I gotta do what's good for the team.

I think the games are on something like a 6 second delay. So you wouldn't actually be watching it live.

[pittstang5]

I think the games are on something like a 6 second delay. So you wouldn't actually be watching it live.

Sweet!

[texaspackerbacker]

It's funny, if I have Red Zone on the second TV, and the Packer game or whatever I'm watching on the main TV comes on there, the play is a few seconds early on Red Zone.

[pbmax]

I am pretty sure its the Game Day Thread starter.