you actually had some rational points and came in here without taking a crap the Giants. i was just having some fun with the notion that Giants fans were somehow “jealous” of the Cowboys. don’t take it too much to heart. if it makes you feel better, i’m a Knicks fan, so i really shouldn’t be throwing stones anyway. (and i wasn’t saying that the Cowboys mean ‘jack shit’ i was saying that Romo’s 8-2 TD-INT ratio in the regular season vs. the Giants ended up meaning nothing)

i’m looking forward to another good season, and Dallas is certainly in position to break through and end that drought this year.

but I think even the most die-hard fan would have to admit they have some potentially volatile situations in the locker room. If Phillips can keep everyone in line, they are absolutely a Super Bowl contender, and probably better than the Giants. But if he can’t, there could be some trouble. I think that was the general point of the post. I actually think the Cowboys will win the division this year, I’ve been a big Romo fan since he first replaced Bledsoe (I just hate the fact he plays for the ‘Boys), and think they are too talented not to win at least 12 games. But then, everyone thought that about the Saints last year too, so who knows.

Now after all this bickering, watch as the Redskins or Eagles go 6-0 in the NFC East and make us all look like idiots (I keed, I keed)

actually helped the Packers as Rodgers played much better. If Favre stays in the game, we blow them out by 40 points easily.

1) that loss wasn’t all on Romo because there is no guarantee Gramaticca makes the FG or the defense holds Hasselbeck and the Seahawks offense from going down the field in 2 minutes and kick a FG to win the game. Too many unknowns to put the blame on Romo. Also, the play was as a holder, not a qb, I’ve yet to see manning, Brady or Montana hold for kicks.

2) Explain to me how being a field general and qb makes you responsible for catching your own thrown ball. Depsite being harassed by the GMen’s DL , he put the ball where it supposed to be, the WRs either didn’t run correct routes or dropped the ball. Not Romo’s fault.

When his teammates play up to his level in the playoffs, then you’ll see what I’m talking about.

every single regular season game is big because you need to win them to make the playoffs. You’re not going to have a chance to play in a playoff game if you don’t win enough regular season games.

And this isn’t baseball or basketball where every team plays games almost every day for 6 months. 16 isn’t a lot and each one is very important in the NFL.

True, playoff games are bigger obviously because you’re out if you lose, but saying regular season games aren’t important is asinine.