Yeah I think this is his last game.Garrett needs to go...NOW. Jerry needs to man up and make a point.
Yeah I think this is his last game.Garrett needs to go...NOW. Jerry needs to man up and make a point.
Wow, that sure made a huge difference in the game. Boy, that field goal would have won it for us for sure. I think you should coach them. It is weak fans like you that have enjoyed mediocrity and that is why Dallas is 6-6. And that is also why the Miners football team has won 2 games in 3 years.HEY JACKASS @Rocketsr! The Cowboys just went for it on 4th and 6 instead of kicking the field goal, and guess what! They didn't get it! Just like they wouldn't have gotten it against the Patriots!
I wish they would have kicked the field goal right now. Garrett must have been listening to idiot fans like you all week.
Even sweeter though.Officials gave the Cowboys all the help they needed.
Come on Kickballpro, if the Cowboys had kicked that field goal they would have held them to zero and scored 2 touchdowns. It would have changed the game completely. I mean it made all the difference in the game.Officials gave the Cowboys all the help they needed.
Two field goals. We did it twice this game. An extra 6 points and we're only down by one score. Then if the Cowboys could stop the Bills on that final drive, they would have had the ball down one score with a chance!Wow, that sure made a huge difference in the game. Boy, that field goal would have won it for us for sure. I think you should coach them. It is weak fans like you that have enjoyed mediocrity and that is why Dallas is 6-6. And that is also why the Miners football team has won 2 games in 3 years.
Yet, they went for it from their own 15 yd line and I bet you were crying that they were stupid and to play it safe. It is fans like you that have been happy with safe play and mediocre seasons that have put the Cowboys in the position that they are. You are happy with a coach with no cajones because you probably look in the mirror everyday and see the same thing.
Twice.Come on Kickballpro, if the Cowboys had kicked that field goal they would have held them to zero and scored 2 touchdowns. It would have changed the game completely.
Come on Kickballpro, if the Cowboys had kicked that field goal they would have held them to zero and scored 2 touchdowns. It would have changed the game completely. I mean it made all the difference in the game.
Your posts are always based on If's. If this, if that, but it never happens. Again maybe your If's that never materialize are the reason that Cowboys are 6-6, not because they actually play balls out and play to win not to lose. Playing it safe has won zero games for them but it is ok with you if they play it safe but lose, as long as they played it safe. I hope you like playing it safe and watching the playoffs like the Cowboys, from home.Two field goals. We did it twice this game. An extra 6 points and we're only down by one score. Then if the Cowboys could stop the Bills on that final drive, they would have had the ball down one score with a chance!
FGs add up! But it's too bad that Garrett channeled his inner Rocketsr and did the stupid things!
Why do you keep trying to put words into my mouth, things that I have never said?
This whole conversation is because of one big IF that you're proposing: IF the Cowboys had gone for it on 4th down against the Patriots. Don't try to pontificate at me when your whole premise is based on an IF.Your posts are always based on If's. If this, if that, but it never happens. Again maybe your If's that never materialize are the reason that Cowboys are 6-6, not because they actually play balls out and play to win not to lose. Playing it safe has won zero games for them but it is ok with you if they play it safe but lose, as long as they played it safe. I hope you like playing it safe and watching the playoffs like the Cowboys, from home.
You just said it all: IN YOUR OPINION. My statements are rooted in factual evidence, not conjecture like yours.This whole conversation is because of one big IF that you're proposing: IF the Cowboys had gone for it on 4th down against the Patriots. Don't try to pontificate at me when your whole premise is based on an IF.
I gave my opinion that kicking the field goal was the right thing to do because the Cowboys got the ball back with 3 timeouts and the 2 minute warning with a chance to win in regulation against the Patriots. The drive was ended by a BS penalty, but the coaching put them in a position where they had a chance to win.
In my opinion, the odds of picking up that 4th down against the Patriots was low, and I think the two failed conversions that we saw today are further evidence of that. But I acknowledged that it's a defensible opinion, since the Patriots had to drive the length of the field into the wind.
But you don't respect that we have a genuine difference of opinion, instead stating, without any evidence, that my preference for kicking the field goal must mean that I'm happy with years of mediocrity and unconditional support for Garrett.
Even sweeter though.
Nonsense. Everything you've said is based on conjecture. Even the stats are fancy conjecture; they don't predict what will actually happen. But what did happen is that the Cowboys got the ball back with three timeouts and the two minute warning with a chance to win in regulation, and once the Cowboys got the ball back, their chance to win the game had jumped to 23.2%, up from your precious 18.8%.You just said it all: IN YOUR OPINION. My statements are rooted in factual evidence, not conjecture like yours.
Stats Inc ( do you know who that is, and what they do, or are you going to just continue to ignore the evidence presented to you), clearly states that going for it on fourth down gave the Cowboys a higher percentage chance to win, then kicking the field goal. I guess you want to continue to ignore it and not go to ESPN where it is clearly stated. Obviously they have taken evidence over and over to come up with their numbers, but yet I am sure your opinion has so much more value than actual evidence. Why don't you do some research and disprove their numbers as your opinion means nothing without it.
And obviously you have been fine with Garret's coaching as you just said his fine coaching put Dallas in a position to win the game (again your opinion), yet somehow, his fine coaching hasn't won too many of them.
Let me add that I was at a game last season where, at one point of the game, one team had a 98.7% chance to lose.Stats Inc
It has been fun feral, but if I don't stop now with you will continue with your dribble for 10 more pages, especially your mastery of stats claim. I am sure you make your living using them. So who can argue with that.Let me add that I was at a game last season where, at one point of the game, one team had a 98.7% chance to lose.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/game/_/gameId/401013340
That team won.
The stats are a tool, but not gospel. And I'll bet you I understand them better than you do.
Pretty much by default.But the Iggles lost to the mighty Dolphins.
The Cowboys are somehow going to win the NFC East this season.
Reasons to keep Garrett:
A) Hand clapping promotes good vibes and blood circulation.
B) Little Timmy is not learning how to mouth a foul four letter word from this NFL coach on live TV. Mike Ditka taught Gen X'ers well.
C) As Cecil Turtle told Bugs Bunny how he won the race "Clean living. Yup, clean living". How can anyone be mad with that wholesome Princeton face?
D) "Loose lips sink ship". Coach Garrett probably knows if Jones wears boxers or briefs but you're not finding out from him.
E) He doesn't want to do shoe commercials with Romo. If he now has time, he can't blow him off.
F) Jones would be buddies with two men who had power but are now irrelevant: Chris Christie and Garrett. Jones family are saying to him "One is enough dad! Gov. Christie keeps calling for passes".
G) Jones is from Arkansas. Garrett is from Princeton. Jones doesn't know WTF he is doing, but acts like he does. Ivy league boys like the pain.
H) Garret always, always, always tell the boss "Hello!" when the boss steps to the bar.
I'm so glad I didn't go to this game. I decided ahead of time that if the Cowboys won on Thanksgiving, I would go to this game, but otherwise, not.