Wichitabear said:

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Shut up!

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Never ride into battle with you

GoldMind said:

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Wichitabear said:

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Shut up!

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Never ride into battle with you

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Ok General Custer

Don't worry I don't plan on you being there!

Wichitabear said:

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Don't worry I don't plan on you being there!

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At least I'm not scared of the Eagles

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Ok General Custer

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*Patton

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GoldMind said:

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*Patton

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Patton was audacious and prepared...nothing like the Dallas Cowboys

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Patton was audacious and prepared...nothing like the Dallas Cowboys

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I'm still in shock that Patton never played in a Super Bowl

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Patton was audacious and prepared...nothing like the Dallas Cowboys

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Patton was busy in the European league

This sums it up for tonight:

• The Titans went 11 for 14 on third down tonight. 11 for 14.
• The Cowboys finished the game 1-4 in the red zone

That is how you lose a game and frankly your season

On the plus side, Cooper looked like the best player on the field (for the cowboys at least). Not that that's saying much at this point...

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On the plus side, Cooper looked like the best player on the field (for the cowboys at least). Not that that's saying much at this point...

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Agree...Cooper looked the part of a #1 with Beasley and Gallup as nice complementary pieces. The QB throwing to them is a totally different story and I think now can be just as much a target as the coaching staff.

If I can provide some hope...

Cowboys LG Connor Williams could require arthroscopic knee surgery after getting injured in Monday night's loss to the Titans.
The Cowboys have yet to rule Williams out for Week 10 against the Eagles, but his odds of suiting up are obviously looking poor. The No. 50 overall pick of the draft has been a liability so far this season.
Source: Todd Archer on Twitter
Nov 6 - 4:53 PM

ex Cowboy

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports the Saints and free agent Dez Bryant are "in negotiations" on a contract.

Per Pelissero, "all signs are pointing that way" regarding the two sides reaching an agreement, even though Bryant left New Orleans already.

Jason Garrett is "hopeful that" DE Randy Gregory (knee) is close to a return. The Cowboys were previously hopeful that Gregory would return after the Week 8 bye, but he was inactive on Monday Night Football after testing his knee in pre-game warmups. If he's able to get in a few practices this week, Gregory will have a chance to return for the Cowboys' Week 10 game against the Eagles. Gregory was playing approximately half of the Cowboys' defensive snaps before going down.

Ex-Raiders DE Bruce Irvin went unclaimed on waivers and is now free to sign with any team.

This was expected, as Irvin still had $3.8 million left on his Raiders contract. The 31-year-old will probably end up somewhere on the pro-rated veteran's minimum, though it's possible he gets a little more.

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Ex-Raiders DE Bruce Irvin went unclaimed on waivers and is now free to sign with any team.

This was expected, as Irvin still had $3.8 million left on his Raiders contract. The 31-year-old will probably end up somewhere on the pro-rated veteran's minimum, though it's possible he gets a little more.

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Ex-Raiders DE Bruce Irvin went unclaimed on waivers and is now free to sign with any team.

This was expected, as Irvin still had $3.8 million left on his Raiders contract. The 31-year-old will probably end up somewhere on the pro-rated veteran's minimum, though it's possible he gets a little more.

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After last night not sure its worth it

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we may simply need a body if we Gregory is not right and Irving is out for a while

that pick of VanderEsch is looking more and more important - Sean Lee out for indefinite period of time with hamstring issues again.

Those things are nasty and unpredictable. I've woke up in the middle of the night screaming after doing nothing, then a few days later being back on the BJJ mat.

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that pick of VanderEsch is looking more and more important - Sean Lee out for indefinite period of time with hamstring issues again.

Those things are nasty and unpredictable. I've woke up in the middle of the night screaming after doing nothing, then a few days later being back on the BJJ mat.

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No doubt...I wouldn't wish it on my worse enemy.

Dez to NOLA is official.

And Bruce Irvin to Atlanta

4 to 6 weeks for Sean Lee
Connor Williams to have knee scoped

I move Collins back to LG and Fleming to RT

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4 to 6 weeks for Sean Lee
Connor Williams to have knee scoped

I move Collins back to LG and Fleming to RT

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next up

Eagles RT Lane Johnson (knee) is expected to play in Week 10 against the Cowboys. Johnson is only a week removed from spraining his MCL. This is great news for an offensive line that's struggled to protect Carson Wentz. The Eagles would be forced to turn to Halapoulivaati Vaitai if Johnson doesn't get cleared

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good for him. they are potentially a playoff team. And having Drew Brees with some of the most catchable balls in NFL history. He gets it - you dont have to throw a 95mph fastball everytime

DC.com mailbag;

Why does it seem that the Cowboys organization is so resistant to moving La'el Collins from right tackle to guard when he started out as a guard here? At times he seems slow footed but I think he could perform well at guard. - TOLLY JAMES JR. / KILLEEN, TX


Bryan: I believe you're more tired of seeing Connor Williams than you're really believing that La'el Collins is slow footed? Besides, why would you want a slow footed guard as much as they want to get their guys in space? Now if you told me that I would like to see Collins inside due to his power I wouldn't be opposed to that. Regardless who plays guard in this game against the Eagles it is going to be a difficult matchup. They're
very good inside with Fletcher Cox and Haloti Ngata and it reminds me of what we saw in Washington.

Rob: They've invested two years in moving Collins there and it seems they want to see it through. Collins showed at the end of 2017 that he could be a high-level tackle, and now new position coach Marc Colombo is bringing back a familiar approach to the entire group. That should help him settle in.

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Bryan: I don't disagree here at all. When Dak Prescott has trouble throwing the ball it's generally when the front of the pocket is poor. Redmond and Williams would be similar strength wise, where Su'a-Filo is not as athletic. Collins would give you both inside. As for Fleming, playing tackle would be a good option, but there have been times where he hasn't been as good as he was in New England and that is likely weighing on them to make that call.

Rob: Jason Garrett didn't exactly rule out anything, but typically the Cowboys haven't tried to change two spots at once on the offensive line. Continuity and communication are so important there, and as I mentioned above, seems like they want Collins to stay where he is. I see your point, though. Fleming has as much experience as any reserve they've got.

David Irving and Taco Charlton were both absent. The high ankle sprain David Irving suffered in practice a week ago could keep him out for another game. The Cowboys could certainly use his presence in the interior of the line, especially if fellow defensive lineman Taco Charlton is out. Charlton's absence could force Tyrone Crawford to play more snaps outside rather than absorbing many of Irving's snaps at defensive tackle depending on Randy Gregory's situation.
The good news for Dallas is both Geoff Swaim and Randy Gregory practiced in some capacity. Swaim will be critical in the run game as his backups are not as productive blockers as Swaim, plus he's turned into a decent safety valve in the passing game. Gregory will help shoulder the load at end if Charlton is out, and allow Crawford to stay inside more.
On the Eagles side, they were hoping to get running back Darren Sproles back, but he re-aggravated his hamstring in practice yesterday and was out again today.

Not that this matters but I actually used and said JMc should have dinked a little yesterday and run when he clearly could. You know dinked donk. Lolololol ok. You know Assassin like when you talk about Dak. And by the way, why is there no P beside your name anymore.

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Not that this matters but I actually used and said JMc should have dinked a little yesterday and run when he clearly could. You know dinked donk. Lolololol ok. You know Assassin like when you talk about Dak. And by the way, why is there no P beside your name anymore.

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Not that this matters but I actually used and said JMc should have dinked a little yesterday and run when he clearly could. You know dinked donk. Lolololol ok. You know Assassin like when you talk about Dak. And by the way, why is there no P beside your name anymore.

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That was a fine first offensive series...

1st down Dak hold ball get sacked
2nd down Gut run by Zeke for a yard
3rd down way high pass to Gallup that forces him out of bounds

Punt

Wow Vander Esch...INT of Wentz and returns it to Fecal 38