Gallup. I love you!!!!

Gallup with two clutch catches

Holy crap !

When you absolutely positively need a catch, call Gallup Express... He delivers!

We doood it!

One thing about McCarthy, he wasnt gonna put up with a bogus backup QB. Dalton is a solid NFL QB

Praying for Dak. Bittersweet win.

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Praying for Dak. Bittersweet win.

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Did you notice that Neville Gallimore got into the action - FINALLY!

He and KLavon Chaisson both had 1 tackle games

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Did you notice that Neville Gallimore got into the action - FINALLY!

He and KLavon Chaisson both had 1 tackle games

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And Neville is cheaper

btw - Jaylon Smith had one heck of a game. 14 tackles, 7 solos and .5 a sack

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btw - Jaylon Smith had one heck of a game. 14 tackles, 7 solos and .5 a sack

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Yep... DLaw too

Andy was 9 of 11, 111 yds, 10.1 per with a 108.7 rating

Better than Dak but still not the best QB on the team... Cedrick was 1 of 1 for 11 yds and a 152.1 rating!

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Memories of Seth Russell

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Dak was rolling the dice with his contract, betting he'd stay healthy. Now he's hurt. Should have taken $35M per when he was healthy. Could be out till 2021. Greed kills.

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He's not an idiot. He knew the risks.

If it's as bad as everyone is speculation, what's the Cowboys' move in the offseason?

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First, see how Andy does for the rest of the year. Get DiNucci who they were really high on at the draft, some reps.

You have to find out about our OL. I would have gone OT in Rd 1 if we signed Dak long term to protect the investment.

Assuming we would be a top 10 pick, Trevor Lawrence will be gone. Justin Fields may be there. Trey Lance will most certainly be there, small college kid from North Dakota State. Jamie Newman from Georgia might be interesting.

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I was really meaning in terms of what they do with Dak's contract now. Could be a cold ass business decision. Even if the prognosis is decent, do they offer him anywhere close to the same terms they've had on the table? And, if it's highly questionable, do they let him go?

How about this thought. The Cowboys have looked like a very mediocre team this season and injuries have really killed the OL. Now, their superstar QB goes down. All that could set up for a really ugly season. As in competition for the top draft pick ugly. They might look back and kick themselves if this meaningless victory turns out to push them out of the #1 spot.

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Memories of Seth Russell

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forgot about that. you are right

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Timbear said:

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Dak was rolling the dice with his contract, betting he'd stay healthy. Now he's hurt. Should have taken $35M per when he was healthy. Could be out till 2021. Greed kills.

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He's not an idiot. He knew the risks.

If it's as bad as everyone is speculation, what's the Cowboys' move in the offseason?

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First, see how Andy does for the rest of the year. Get DiNucci who they were really high on at the draft, some reps.

You have to find out about our OL. I would have gone OT in Rd 1 if we signed Dak long term to protect the investment.

Assuming we would be a top 10 pick, Trevor Lawrence will be gone. Justin Fields may be there. Trey Lance will most certainly be there, small college kid from North Dakota State. Jamie Newman from Georgia might be interesting.

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I was really meaning in terms of what they do with Dak's contract now. Could be a cold ass business decision. Even if the prognosis is decent, do they offer him anywhere close to the same terms they've had on the table? And, if it's highly questionable, do they let him go?

How about this thought. The Cowboys have looked like a very mediocre team this season and injuries have really killed the OL. Now, their superstar QB goes down. All that could set up for a really ugly season. As in competition for the top draft pick ugly. They might look back and kick themselves if this meaningless victory turns out to push them out of the #1 spot.

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The Jets are a lock for the #1 pick

Compound Fracture and dislocation

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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A strange collection of verbiage

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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Didn't see any blood on Dak's sock, so don't think it was a compound fracture. Saw it was an "unstable fracture", which means he did break one bone (probably tibia) and dislocated the ankle. Fairly common for that to happen in the manner in which he was tackled.

Edit: just saw Jane Slater say it was a compound in the ankle. So that's gonna complicate things a bit.

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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omg. Didn't realize his was that bad. So your right no comparison Thank goodness

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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omg. Didn't realize his was that bad. So your right no comparison Thank goodness

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Yeah, he almost lost his leg to infection. It was the worst I've ever seen, including Theisman's.

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yep

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trey3216 said:

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Wichitabear said:

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Assassin said:

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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omg. Didn't realize his was that bad. So your right no comparison Thank goodness

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Yeah, he almost lost his leg to infection. It was the worst I've ever seen, including Theisman's.

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Good to see him back. Not that I yell for Washington. Just glad the player is ok.

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I chalk it up to emotion

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Dak was rolling the dice with his contract, betting he'd stay healthy. Now he's hurt. Should have taken $35M per when he was healthy. Could be out till 2021. Greed kills.

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He's not an idiot. He knew the risks.

If it's as bad as everyone is speculation, what's the Cowboys' move in the offseason?

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First, see how Andy does for the rest of the year. Get DiNucci who they were really high on at the draft, some reps.

You have to find out about our OL. I would have gone OT in Rd 1 if we signed Dak long term to protect the investment.

Assuming we would be a top 10 pick, Trevor Lawrence will be gone. Justin Fields may be there. Trey Lance will most certainly be there, small college kid from North Dakota State. Jamie Newman from Georgia might be interesting.

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I was really meaning in terms of what they do with Dak's contract now. Could be a cold ass business decision. Even if the prognosis is decent, do they offer him anywhere close to the same terms they've had on the table? And, if it's highly questionable, do they let him go?

How about this thought. The Cowboys have looked like a very mediocre team this season and injuries have really killed the OL. Now, their superstar QB goes down. All that could set up for a really ugly season. As in competition for the top draft pick ugly. They might look back and kick themselves if this meaningless victory turns out to push them out of the #1 spot.

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I don't pity the guy one bit. You play a sport for a living in that any moment you can get injured and never play again. He passed on some sweet $$$ trying to string the Cowboys out. FU - - - I can't imagine Jerry is gonna pay top dollar for a QB who will never be fully mobile again. If I'm Zak - I'm pissed at my agent.

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yep

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Someone seeing that meal ticket starting to fad away...

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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omg. Didn't realize his was that bad. So your right no comparison Thank goodness

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Some graphic pictures in here of Alex's injury. It was awful.

https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog/2363959/warning-dont-read-this-blog-if-you-have-a-weak-stomach-alex-smiths-leg-injury-was-wayyyyyy-worse-than-you-ever-thought

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UPBaylor said:

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Timbear said:

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Dak was rolling the dice with his contract, betting he'd stay healthy. Now he's hurt. Should have taken $35M per when he was healthy. Could be out till 2021. Greed kills.

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He's not an idiot. He knew the risks.

If it's as bad as everyone is speculation, what's the Cowboys' move in the offseason?

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First, see how Andy does for the rest of the year. Get DiNucci who they were really high on at the draft, some reps.

You have to find out about our OL. I would have gone OT in Rd 1 if we signed Dak long term to protect the investment.

Assuming we would be a top 10 pick, Trevor Lawrence will be gone. Justin Fields may be there. Trey Lance will most certainly be there, small college kid from North Dakota State. Jamie Newman from Georgia might be interesting.

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I was really meaning in terms of what they do with Dak's contract now. Could be a cold ass business decision. Even if the prognosis is decent, do they offer him anywhere close to the same terms they've had on the table? And, if it's highly questionable, do they let him go?

How about this thought. The Cowboys have looked like a very mediocre team this season and injuries have really killed the OL. Now, their superstar QB goes down. All that could set up for a really ugly season. As in competition for the top draft pick ugly. They might look back and kick themselves if this meaningless victory turns out to push them out of the #1 spot.

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I don't pity the guy one bit. You play a sport for a living in that any moment you can get injured and never play again. He passed on some sweet $$$ trying to string the Cowboys out. FU - - - I can't imagine Jerry is gonna pay top dollar for a QB who will never be fully mobile again. If I'm Zak - I'm pissed at my agent.

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Jeez. Pathetic.

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trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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Compound Fracture and dislocation

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My guess is this takes him out for the rest of the season

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Alex Smith just now playing again.

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Not really comparable tbh. Alex broke his leg so bad that the bone cut an artery.

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omg. Didn't realize his was that bad. So your right no comparison Thank goodness

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Some graphic pictures in here of Alex's injury. It was awful.

https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog/2363959/warning-dont-read-this-blog-if-you-have-a-weak-stomach-alex-smiths-leg-injury-was-wayyyyyy-worse-than-you-ever-thought

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That was sooo bad. I don't know how he kept it.