Cowboys hope to relive 2001 all over again

he is donating $25,000 to them, too...

What a bad guy

 

he sure has done a good job of turning a hopeless team into a superbowl contender...

Romo helps too, obviously, but Romo wouldn't look so great if he didn't have an open WR every play between Witten, TO, Glenn, Crayton, and Marion Barber

 

you don't watch the cowboys much, do you?

T.O. had drops in only 1 game during Bledsoe's reign; the one where he broke his hand against Washington.

the 3-3 start had 100% to do with Bledsoe. Just look at his numbers compared to T.O.

Hell, against Jacksonville, he threw an INT at the 50 with Dallas going in to tie it
He blew the Philly game, with Dallas in the red zone going into to tie it.
He blew the Giants game throwing the INT in the red zone going in to tie it before half (before he got benched).

Every loss this year, except Washington is Bledsoe's doing. Washington is T.O and Vanderjact, though...

Now, as for as the turnaround, as I said earlier, how good would Romo be without an open receiver every play?

I mean, the same can be said for T.O., b/c if his QB didn't throw him good balls, he wouldn't be good, but this is strictly a 50/50 proposition, if not a 33-33-33 proposition, because Dallas's defense is also playing much better now, too.

 

Where do you find stats for drops?

The one at his feet was actually not catchable. He was in a dead-sprint down the field, and the ball was at his feet, on the inside. No way is that ball catchable for a big receiver (Smith, Randle El, MAYBE make that catch.) The drop in the endzone was terrible though.

 

and we all know how fair ESPN is...

Let me guess, in the segment, they said Donovan McNabb was the best QB in the history of the game, and that the Panthers were the best team in the NFC?