FleaMoulds80

This is the DUMBEST comment ever and I don't know what else to say. Maybe you're not as dumb as this comment? Regardless of how bad her burns are, that's her own fault. I'm sure they're bad burns and she's hurt bad but she can't blame the Cowboys for having a bench outside. She has no case. So next time i go to the beach, and walk barefoot on the concrete and burn myself badly on the hot sidewalk, I'd be able to sue the beach for the hot sidewalk? OK,

Freddy plays RB bud...

Sure he fumbled the snap and hold but what idiotic coach has their starting QB hold kicks? That is a MAJOR coaching flaw if you ask me. Romo fumbled the snap but he shouldn't have been placed in that predicament in the 1st place. He choked as a placeholder in that game. Not as QB.

^ Which is why you never draft so early. Rookies

This is what Buddy had to say about all this... You get the idea, though, and teams desperate for deep threats might be willing to take a look. Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix would. "He'd have to be interested, that would be the first step," Nix said of Bolt, adding that he's not sure the Jamaican is an American football kind of guy. "I know he's interested in playing soccer," Nix said before adding with a smile that he doubts Bolt would turn to football because "they hit you in football. Track guys sometimes don't like that." However, he says, "I don't know if he does or not (want to play), but if he does, you'd sure have to cover deep."

i view him as a 2nd tier QB. Did HE lose those playoff games? I don't get why QB's are tagged with wins and losses when it's a team sport. To tell you the truth, he is the offense. Personally I think Miles Austin is overrated and Romo made hm what he is today. When I look at a good QB, I look at the players he's surrounded with. Is Laurent Robinson and Miles Austin REALLY that good? No, I think Romo makes them look a lot better than they are. Like Drew Brees does with Meachem, Colston, Moore, and Henderson. Laurent Robinson should be praising Romo for making him a lot of money this offseason. The guy needs major help and a better o-line. I hate the Cowboys but I like Romo and Witten. Romo makes plays when there's nothing there and thats always a sign of a good QB. Since taking over as QB in 2006, the Cowboys passing attack has always been top 10 in the league and has completed close to 65% of his passes. The dude can flat out play.

Can't fault Romo for that. Didn't hang him out to dry at all. Just a hard hit and unfortunate accident. And yes the Cowgirls o-line sux. They can blame Jerry for that.

Doug Flutie

So I'll just get it out the way... "Why don't we trade for Tarvaris Jackson?" http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000050497/article/tarvaris-jackson-of-seahawks-subject-of-trade-talks?module=HP11_headline_stack OK. Got it out of the way. Stupid idea. Let's get on with our lives.

If we have 3 down linemen, with VInce Young, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Brad Smith in a pistol formation with 5 WRs wide, that would FCK with a defenses minds.

I've heard all this before. MERRIMAN: "I feel great. Never felt better and ready to go." halfway through the season he's knocked out. i'll save my thoughts until AFTER he plays an entire season.

Who cares. Its just preseason. Don't feel sorry for the cowgirls at all. If he was out for the rest of the entire season, that's another story.

Shanahan: "Trade ya RG3 for Fitz?"

Polamalu throws the ball so fast that you can't even see the ball. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEmOdteie2g

Not in today's league with these athletes. Brown was great in his era but defenses would mop the floor with him now. I change my mind about Polamalu. Would love to have a team of Aaron Maybins because of his freakish ability to gain and lose weight. He's so versatile too. Full of confidence. He's fast. Quick first step. Can tackle. Whats not to love?

I change my mind. I would love to have a team of Maybin's. That way each Maybin can alter their weight depending on the position they play, plus benefitting the team.

It keeps the defense on its edge, especially an aggressive defense like the Jets have. You don't always just run the ball up the middle in a wildcat, it just depends on what the defense does. QB reads the edge rushers. They crash in, he bounces outside, if they stay home, he goes middle. It's an option running play that isn't always just designated to one gap or to one side. It's just like an option route that WRs run. Depending on the coverage, their route will change. It's not a homerun play and isn't going to make the highlight reel on Sportscenter all the time but it does keep an overaggressive defense honest. There are a lot of variations that can come out of this one play. I don't mind the wildcat at all. Just depends on where we use it and how.

Yea an athlete who was a horrible tackler. No thanks. So disagree with this comment. I hate Tebow but Tebow would mop the floor with Culpepper.

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Would love to see Cam cover a WR and hit or even block. I would NEVER want a team of QB's.

eehhhhhh. VERY debatable. Polamalu would be better on defense. The only thing Tebow has on Polamalu is God himself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0R0djSFq-s I mean what doesn't he do? He plays Safety but has the skill set of a CB and plays like an OLB.He always comes out of nowhere to make the play. One moment he's at the line of scrimmage, the next thing u know, he's 50 yds down field making an interception.He's the ultimate rover that can play LB, S, and CB on defense. He's covered punts and blocked punts on special teams in college. The way he returns INTs, shows me he can return punts and kicks and could probably play RB. Physical enough to play fullback and TE and has the hands and speed to play WR.

Title of this thread reminded me of this: Just replace Boitano with Sparano. What would Tony Sparano do

How about Mark Sanchez?

Everyone on this forum should take a shot everytime you read the word "CHILL"