You need a good chuckle to loosen the nerves. Nothing like pre-game jitters. Check out this Kanye/Jay-Z remix dedicated to all the Cowboys enemies.
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Each Wednesday, I’ll be analyzing the teams in the NFC East by position. This week, I’ll start with running backs.
The information in the depth charts was gathered from Yahoo! Sports
Dallas Cowboys
Felix Jones
Tashard Choice
DeMarco Murray
A slimmer, hopefully quicker, Felix Jones will go into the season as the number one back for the Cowboys, with Tashard Choice and rookie DeMarco Murray battling for the number two slot.
This commercial about football fans apparel is pretty accurate in this household… only reverse.
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This is what the Dallas passing game has to look forward to TWICE this year. And let’s be honest. If Romo can’t successfully pass, Dallas is a dead dog.
Nnamdi Asomugha, Asante Samuel, and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie form the greatest triple threat at cornerback the NFL has ever seen. There are many question marks about Philly’s offense yet to be answered, but the defense will be the backbone of this franchise.
Good luck with that, Romo.
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Cowboys are rated as the #1 team to turn around this year. Antonio Pierce says the Cowboys can beat the Eagles this year.
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This is an open letter to Mr. Wade Phillips
So Mr. Jones gave you your walking papers eh? Can’t say I blame him in-light-of-every-catastrophic-failure that has occurred this season.
In all honesty, he had to do something despite this season’s disastrous 1-7 start didn’t he? I mean last season the Cowboys made an exceptional post season appearance and whipped up on the hated Philadelphia Eagles and while doing so put to rest a couple of dreadful streaks:
1). the last time the Cowboys won a play-off game, those silly Rangers were all the rage
We’re only in Week 3, but Michael Vick is playing out of his mind. He’s played two and a half games, but Vick is in the top 10-12 for passing yards in the NFL with 750. He’s leading Carson Palmer, Matt Ryan, Joe Flacco, Matt Hasselbeck, Brett Favre, Mark Sanchez and a host of others.
The good news after all the NFC East teams played this week is that Dallas isn’t that far from the lead despite their 2-0 start. The bad news is that with Vick at the helm, the Eagles are showing no signs of letting up.
Donovan McNabb has a new lease on life with the Washington Redskins after Andy Reid and the Eagles dealt him away ‘within the division’. Does that move make sense? Only time will tell, but currently it seems to be just what Donovan needed: a clean break from the Eagles and he now plays for a coach that loves quarterbacks for what they are, not what he wants to make them.
The decision though has proven to be a blunder on the Eagles part in terms of what can now be classified in epic proportions.
Please chime in: Is Andy Reid of the Philadelphia Eagles bona fide insane or does he just hate Donovan McNabb?
The question would be easily answered if you were to candidly ask either him or McNabb, but both have and will continue to artfully dodge such hot topic questions: they have moved on, but for the record I would like a straight answer. It is left for us on the outside to determine.
The despicable behavior of one Philadelphia employee rallies the Cowboys fan base.
There is no love lost between Philadelphia Eagles fans and Dallas Cowboy fans. For decades, beginning in the old three divisional NFC structure, the Cowboys and Eagles played each other twice a year in the NFC East. And the history of these contests is rich with bad mouthing, bashing, even some questionable antics by the players; both on and off the field. Then there are the games themselves. It seems year in and year out this rivalry has produced some very memorable outcomes. To be honest, it developed and survives due to two major factors:
