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but there are 32 teams out there that want to get to the Superbowl. 31 will not be happy at the end of the year

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Hard to be pleased when you don't get past the divisional round during a 10 year stretch and 2 of those years you were the 1 seed.

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31 teams feel that way each year. If you didnt win it all, you didnt do squat.

One of the best teams of the 90s was the Buffalo Bills. However nobody talks about them, most folks forget how good they actually were.

1990 - 13-3, lost to the Giants in the Superbowl
1991 - 13-3, lost to the Redskins in the Superbowl
1992 - 11-5, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl
1993 - 12-4, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl

You can be 49-15 in 4 years but if you dont win the big one, nobody will remember.

Would nearly every team but the Pats, Steelers and 49rs trade their SB records for ours? Heck yea.

The New England Patriots ( 65 ) and Pittsburgh Steelers ( 62 ) have won the most Super Bowls with six championships, while the Dallas Cowboys ( 53 ) and the San Francisco 49ers ( 52 ) have five wins.

We were horrible at the end of the Landry era, it was time for a change. Jones brought that change, otherwise we would be struggling to pay bills with another owner, a dilapidated Texas Stadium and 3 less Super Bowl wins.

I dont live in the past but to deny just how bad we were in 1988 has to be recognized. The Federal government actually owned part of the Cowboys due to the financial crisis. Without Jones coming in, the Cowboys might have moved to Los Angeles or elsewhere.

I give him his credit. The man loves football. He lives football. He was the starting left OT on a National Championship football team at Arkansas at 185 lbs. Thats one tough SOB.

I think his main issue at GM is that he is not cutthroat. He gave Garrett too much time before pulling the plug. He keeps players past their prime.

One thing Bellichk has shown in New England is that you need to move on. Dont overpay. Bring in folks on 1 year deals and see if they work out.

I think you need to bring in a GM for the team. He can work with the Jones, but he's gotta recognize talent, cut weight on the folks that need cutting.

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i don't disagree.

But people really need to realize that the cowboys do have a GM, and it's not Jerry Jones. Jerry just has the title for his ego. He is not in charge of player/personnel. He signs the checks and everything is run by him, but Jerry is not the GM, that is Will Mcclay.

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I wish he was, but McClay is not the GM. He VP of Player Personnel. He is part of a group that makes personnel decisions including Stephen Jones. Cowboys run thier organization differently from most.

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trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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but there are 32 teams out there that want to get to the Superbowl. 31 will not be happy at the end of the year

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Hard to be pleased when you don't get past the divisional round during a 10 year stretch and 2 of those years you were the 1 seed.

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31 teams feel that way each year. If you didnt win it all, you didnt do squat.

One of the best teams of the 90s was the Buffalo Bills. However nobody talks about them, most folks forget how good they actually were.

1990 - 13-3, lost to the Giants in the Superbowl
1991 - 13-3, lost to the Redskins in the Superbowl
1992 - 11-5, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl
1993 - 12-4, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl

You can be 49-15 in 4 years but if you dont win the big one, nobody will remember.

Would nearly every team but the Pats, Steelers and 49rs trade their SB records for ours? Heck yea.

The New England Patriots ( 65 ) and Pittsburgh Steelers ( 62 ) have won the most Super Bowls with six championships, while the Dallas Cowboys ( 53 ) and the San Francisco 49ers ( 52 ) have five wins.

We were horrible at the end of the Landry era, it was time for a change. Jones brought that change, otherwise we would be struggling to pay bills with another owner, a dilapidated Texas Stadium and 3 less Super Bowl wins.

I dont live in the past but to deny just how bad we were in 1988 has to be recognized. The Federal government actually owned part of the Cowboys due to the financial crisis. Without Jones coming in, the Cowboys might have moved to Los Angeles or elsewhere.

I give him his credit. The man loves football. He lives football. He was the starting left OT on a National Championship football team at Arkansas at 185 lbs. Thats one tough SOB.

I think his main issue at GM is that he is not cutthroat. He gave Garrett too much time before pulling the plug. He keeps players past their prime.

One thing Bellichk has shown in New England is that you need to move on. Dont overpay. Bring in folks on 1 year deals and see if they work out.

I think you need to bring in a GM for the team. He can work with the Jones, but he's gotta recognize talent, cut weight on the folks that need cutting.

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i don't disagree.

But people really need to realize that the cowboys do have a GM, and it's not Jerry Jones. Jerry just has the title for his ego. He is not in charge of player/personnel. He signs the checks and everything is run by him, but Jerry is not the GM, that is Will Mcclay.

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I wish he was, but McClay is not the GM. He VP of Player Personnel. He is part of a group that makes personnel decisions including Stephen Jones. Cowboys run thier organization differently from most.

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I'm well aware how they run the organization.

trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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but there are 32 teams out there that want to get to the Superbowl. 31 will not be happy at the end of the year

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Hard to be pleased when you don't get past the divisional round during a 10 year stretch and 2 of those years you were the 1 seed.

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31 teams feel that way each year. If you didnt win it all, you didnt do squat.

One of the best teams of the 90s was the Buffalo Bills. However nobody talks about them, most folks forget how good they actually were.

1990 - 13-3, lost to the Giants in the Superbowl
1991 - 13-3, lost to the Redskins in the Superbowl
1992 - 11-5, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl
1993 - 12-4, lost to the Cowboys in the Superbowl

You can be 49-15 in 4 years but if you dont win the big one, nobody will remember.

Would nearly every team but the Pats, Steelers and 49rs trade their SB records for ours? Heck yea.

The New England Patriots ( 65 ) and Pittsburgh Steelers ( 62 ) have won the most Super Bowls with six championships, while the Dallas Cowboys ( 53 ) and the San Francisco 49ers ( 52 ) have five wins.

We were horrible at the end of the Landry era, it was time for a change. Jones brought that change, otherwise we would be struggling to pay bills with another owner, a dilapidated Texas Stadium and 3 less Super Bowl wins.

I dont live in the past but to deny just how bad we were in 1988 has to be recognized. The Federal government actually owned part of the Cowboys due to the financial crisis. Without Jones coming in, the Cowboys might have moved to Los Angeles or elsewhere.

I give him his credit. The man loves football. He lives football. He was the starting left OT on a National Championship football team at Arkansas at 185 lbs. Thats one tough SOB.

I think his main issue at GM is that he is not cutthroat. He gave Garrett too much time before pulling the plug. He keeps players past their prime.

One thing Bellichk has shown in New England is that you need to move on. Dont overpay. Bring in folks on 1 year deals and see if they work out.

I think you need to bring in a GM for the team. He can work with the Jones, but he's gotta recognize talent, cut weight on the folks that need cutting.

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i don't disagree.

But people really need to realize that the cowboys do have a GM, and it's not Jerry Jones. Jerry just has the title for his ego. He is not in charge of player/personnel. He signs the checks and everything is run by him, but Jerry is not the GM, that is Will Mcclay.

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I didn't know that'

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Da Nuci is in

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How did he do? I fell asleep.

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Da Nuci is in

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How did he do? I fell asleep.

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He handed off well...

Good news!

Brandon Knight just had knee surgery...FML

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Da Nuci is in

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How did he do? I fell asleep.

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He handed off well...

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lololol thanks! Hey it happens. Lol

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Good news!

Brandon Knight just had knee surgery...FML

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Lol. Wow

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Good news!

Brandon Knight just had knee surgery...FML

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Lol. Wow

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Apparently it was a scope that went well and he will be back in a few weeks. That said Dalton may regret getting the starting job with this OL.

Jerry would not put up with his level of mediocrity and failure from any of his employees.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory will be available to play Sunday against the Washington Football Team now that he has been removed from the commissioner's exempt list.

Former Dallas Cowboys pass-rusher David Irving has signed with the Las Vegas Raiders.

He joined the practice squad, while the Raiders activated quarterback Marcus Mariota off injured reserve.

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Former Dallas Cowboys pass-rusher David Irving has signed with the Las Vegas Raiders.

He joined the practice squad, while the Raiders activated quarterback Marcus Mariota off injured reserve.

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Probably just as well...if the locker room is already metastasized, David would have taken us to stage four.

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its more like this:

Is this real lol

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Is this real lol

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He's probably right. Sad

Andy was bad and the OL wasn't as bad as you may think.

And for the players *****ing...well the defensive players getting exposed again

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

There's a difference in signing players, and putting together a team. Jerry signs players.

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

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we always want the Eagles to lose

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

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we always want the Eagles to lose

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and....they didn't ! Now watching our bears lose

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

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we always want the Eagles to lose

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and....they didn't ! Now watching our bears lose

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wondering which team, the Bears or the Cowboys will be better this year

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

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we always want the Eagles to lose

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and....they didn't ! Now watching our bears lose

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wondering which team, the Bears or the Cowboys will be better this year

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That's a toss up. Horrible. Assassin, when is your interview coming out?

Dallas has more winable games.

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Dallas has more winable games.

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are you sure? Lol. Seriously, we looked awful against the cardinals. Which team do you think we have a chance against?

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Dallas has more winable games.

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are you sure? Lol. Seriously, we looked awful against the cardinals. Which team do you think we have a chance against?

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Giants, Washington x2

BU?

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Dallas has more winable games.

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are you sure? Lol. Seriously, we looked awful against the cardinals. Which team do you think we have a chance against?

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Giants, Washington x2

BU?

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I honestly don't think BU will win anymore games this year. Cowboys might beat Washington.

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I'll be skipping that! I still want the Eagles to lose

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we always want the Eagles to lose

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and....they didn't ! Now watching our bears lose

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wondering which team, the Bears or the Cowboys will be better this year

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That's a toss up. Horrible. Assassin, when is your interview coming out?

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It's done. Waiting on our new webpage to get finished and unveil it at that time

Todd Archer ESPN
The Dallas Cowboys are preparing as if Pro Bowl right guard Zack Martin will not play Sunday against the Washington Football Team because of a concussion.

"Unless there's a change in the next 24 hours I don't see Zack participating," coach Mike McCarthy said Friday. "So I think we all recognize that it being a Monday game [last week], it was going to be a challenge, but he's still not through the protocol."

Connor McGovern replaced Martin in Monday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals and would make his first career start against Washington, but this is a much different offensive line than what the Cowboys thought they would have when McCarthy was hired and even at the start of the season.

When McCarthy was hired in January, the Cowboys had a line that was the envy of most teams, with Pro Bowlers Martin, Tyron Smith and Travis Frederick. But Frederick retired in the offseason and Smith played just two games because of a neck injury that required surgery. Right tackle La'el Collins will not play a snap this season because of hip surgery.

Frederick's replacement, Joe Looney, will miss his third straight game because of a knee injury. Smith's replacement at left tackle, Brandon Knight, suffered a knee injury and had surgery on Tuesday. Undrafted rookie Terence Steele has started every game at right tackle.

Cameron Erving, who has been out since the season opener because of a knee injury, is expected to fill in at left tackle. The Cowboys could have Greg Senat as the backup tackle but also have veteran Jordan Mills on the practice squad.

The projected starting line -- Erving, Connor Williams, Tyler Biadasz, McGovern, Steele -- would be the fifth different group used this season. And it will be protecting the Cowboys' backup quarterback, Andy Dalton, who will start his second game in place of injured Dak Prescott.

Also, we are borrowing the Waco Lions defense for this game

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Also, we are borrowing the Waco Lions defense for this game

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Or is it Waco University or is it Waco LaVega...