Yeah Baby - Cowboys are in the house.
Come one, come all.
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Yeah Baby - Cowboys are in the house.
Come one, come all.
do people still cheer for the cowboys? really?......haha just kidding...come on Boys fans, look forward to the great discussions here!
This game Sunday night is going to be a good barometer of what kind of tem we really are. Can't wait
a good barometer????? you're kidding me, right? you know us cowboys fans can't understand anything over 6 letters in a word!!!!! :tehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by msav
sunday is going to be a great game!!! just like any other given sunday, we DO need to continue and the upswing. with a litle help from the giants, this can be a great week!!!! :drunk1:
LOL - Would help if you weren't a week late responding............That message was for the eagles game.Quote:
Originally Posted by buford
But you are right, we just need to continue doing what we are doing.
any room for jessica in this thread, sorry, just had too :D
There's always room for Jessica. how's this boss?Quote:
Originally Posted by mabs
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Now if I could take just a second to get back to football here. I really hope the Boys can keep up their current progress against the Packers. The danger is that the Packers are a desperate team right now, and desperate teams are the most dangerous.
Now back to our regular scheduled programming:
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That Washington game was ugly, but a win is a win.
Hope they get their heads out of their butts, Thanksgiving against the Raiders.
Nice to see the Boys back in the groove. Now they need to get ready for the Giants. Just cause the Giants are slumping, they should not be taking them lightly.
Well that game just bit. Oh well we are still tied for tops in the NFC East due to our earlier win against Philly.
Only 4 wks left. Time to git er done.
I firmly believe that the Cowboys playoff hope will come down to the final game against Philly this season.
At home, I am hoping for a better outcome this year.
Keep the faith Cowboys fans.
Here we go buckaroos.:yeaah:
Oh Yeah....This is the Cowboys thread, nevermind......lmao....
:p
BPG~
Cowboys releasead Flozell Adams and Ken Hamlin this Friday.
I do feel bad about Adams. he has been a great Left tackle through the years. The false starts drive me crazy, but the guy does his job.
Nature of the business, you have to get younger, and this uncapped year id the perfect time to shed big contracts.
Thanks Flo for all you have done for Cowboys nation.
What can you say about Hamlin, other than with the exception of his first season, his play has been fair at best. Good bye Ken.
And how about we add some Jessica, just because..............
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wow!!!! jessica!!!!!! i might have to show up here more often!!
hell .... it took an e-mail (and i'm sure almost a phone call :laugh:), but i can't turn down my ex, jessica!!!!!! she ALWAYS looks good!!!!
who love ya, baby!!!!
:wove:.... jessica!!!!! :yeaah::ban:
I actually watched this live on CNN this morning. kind of a sad moment after all of the great memories there.
Here is a c/p from NFL.com
IRVING, Texas -- More than 20,000 people gathered at tailgate parties and other spots Sunday to watch fireworks go off one last time over Texas Stadium before a ton of dynamite lit up the Dallas Cowboys' longtime home and brought it to the ground.
The building known for the giant hole in its roof -- "so God can watch his team," according to local lore -- was demolished in a planned implosion set off by the 11-year-old winner of an essay contest.
The Cowboys played 38 seasons in Texas Stadium, winning five Super Bowls during that time. The local landmark also was home for the world famous Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
"It was much more emotional than I expected," said Pam Seal, a cheerleader in 1975. She decided only Saturday to drive from the suburb of North Mesquite to watch. "I'm so glad that I had my family out there to hold my hand through it. I didn't think I would be that much of a basket case about it. It was like saying goodbye to an old friend."
Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys and the stadium lease for $160 million in 1989. The night he agreed to the deal, he went to the stadium, laid on the 50-yard-line and looked up through the roof. Driving by before dawn Sunday, he said he got a lump in his throat. The blast itself turned out to be emotional, "more so than I thought it would be."
His daughter and granddaughter both cried.
Hundreds of people arrived Saturday and stayed up all night for "final tailgate" parties before the implosion scheduled for 7 a.m. Along with the more than 20,000 assembled at official locations, people watched from hotels and office buildings as far as 10 miles away in downtown Dallas. Many former Cowboys players were among those taking a last look.
The event was surrounded by hoopla befitting the glitzy image of a club that bills itself as "America's Team." NFL Network and local television stations carried the implosion live.
When Casey Rogers pushed the button, white light flashed in the stadium's interior and there was a rumbling that sounded like a drumbeat. Then the ground shook and a cloud of smoke went up as the building dropped within seconds.
"Awesome!" said Casey, who was still wearing his blue construction helmet a few minutes later. "It was better than I thought it would be."
The only glitch created a cool image: Three buttressing pillars leaned but didn't fall.
"Now we've got Stonehenge," joked Irving mayor Herbert Gears.
The Cowboys moved to the new $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium in nearby Arlington after the 2008 season. With the new stadium and others in the area -- including the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, where the Cowboys played from 1960 to October 1971 -- Irving officials decided they needed the land more than the building and opted to demolish the stadium.
The state already has a 10-year lease to use the property as a staging area for a highway construction project.
Over 38 seasons, the Cowboys won 213 of the 313 regular-season and postseason games they played at Texas Stadium. Many Americans can't remember a Thanksgiving that didn't include watching the Cowboys play there.
Hall of Famers Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman played there, and Emmitt Smith established himself as the NFL's career rushing leader. Coach Tom Landry set such a high standard a statue of him was erected outside the building.
The stadium also played a role in popular culture.
It was the setting for "Mean" Joe Greene's memorable commercial in which he throws his Pittsburgh Steelers jersey to a fan who gives him a Coke ("Hey kid, catch") and the movie "Any Given Sunday." Billy Graham opened the place with a 10-day Crusade, and country music star Garth Brooks held three nights of sold-out shows during which he flew over the crowd. There also were wrestling events, monster truck shows and motocross races.
The Cowboys and their stadium also led changes in the business side of sports, introducing personal seat licenses and making luxury suites popular. In the 1990s, Jones exploited an NFL revenue-sharing loophole by signing sponsorships for the stadium instead of the team.
Still, the enduring image of Texas Stadium will be an overhead image of a Cowboys game, shot through the hole in the roof and showing the men in the shiny silver helmets with the blue star cheered on by beautiful cheerleaders.
"Texas Stadium will never become tarnished, neglected or dishonored, but always remembered, revered and respected, a memory that will be cherished, a place forever honored by all of us who were there," said Alicia Landry, the coach's widow, at a Friday farewell event. "It was a special time and a special place, for the team and for the fans, to be part of our memories forever."
Allright, these Boys need to get their heads out of their butts. Leaders need to be leaders, and followers need to follow.
Come on Boys, let's get this thing turned around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boy's are just bad, how many playoff wins in last 8 years, 0-2 start-priceless
I'm not a dallas fan but the boys have a great team as well as a great quarterback.. Bit of a slow start is all!Gotta luv there cheerleaders thou..,,,Nice!!Quote:
Originally Posted by starter
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psst guys--------they are tied with my Lions LMAO-----and they gotta play Houston next week.
The season is not to a good sta:yeaah:rt 2 for 2 loses?????
It seems like the same story for the Cowboys.They have no mental toughness.They are taking on the personality of their head coach.They have individuals who make some big plays, but they don't make big plays as a team.If they go 0-3, then they will need a miracle season just to make the playoffs.Heads are gonna roll in in big D if they lose this sunday.Wake up Dallas!!!!
Its beyond me why Wade, and the rest of this staff are not fired yet.Mistakes after mistakes.Same dumb penalties every week.Still no mental toughness on this team, for almost 5 years now.Oh well, i guess Jerry cleans house next year.I hope they hire Chucky.
How bout them cowgirls, eh.hahahahahahaha
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Originally Posted by buford
Wade Phillips hasn`t been fired for the same reason he got hired-----------he`s Jerry`s "bum boy" and let`s the liver spotted old fool run the team into the ground from his private box and Phillips doesn`t say boo.Quote:
Originally Posted by fin8
this is pathetic. jerry jones HAS to do something. this game was just awful!!! 1st and goal inches away and we can't even cross the goal line??? are you kidding me????? there's no excuse for this team to be playing the way it is. heads have to roll tomorrow morning. no doubt about it!!
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I'm thinking the coach gets the axe today or tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by buford
Totally agree with both of you. Something should have been done long time ago so at least they could have or maybe a shot at the playoffs!Quote:
Originally Posted by costactc
This team lacks speed in crucial areas.The inside linebackers and the safety positions, are both WAY too slow.The offensive line is big, but WAY too slow.They have no mental toughness, or that snarl that you need to become a champion.They have some elite talent in the skilled positions, but thats not enough.I didn't see it being this bad, but right now, i feel like the boys are the worst team in the league.Wild...
RIP Dandy Dan....longest in the air pass ever thrown to Bullet Bob 83 yards.