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Any chance OPer had of making their case was lost when they included a bunch of 'almost screwed up but didn't' transactions (e.g. Cook) that were really just skilled negotiations. That said, this has been a frustrating year. So many moves that looked good at the time didn't work out, and a lot of it was just plain bad luck.

I guess we've still got Cam Lewis (and in theory Hancock) but I liked Ingram. This is stupid. Not sure whose fault this is necessarily as there'd be an expectation he'd report but man...wtf Edit: this year is snakebit. Everything McBeane touches goes to *****

Pass game is dependent on Kincaid playing and being healthy. He's our one consistent intermediate to deep field threat and he opens up Shakir.

We at least now have a recipe again for how to move the ball and score points. Cook, Davis, Josh, and Ty Johnson are all threats. We use multiple back sets along with multiple TE sets, and get RBs more involved in passing game. Healthy Kincaid gives us the downfield threat which opens things back up for Shakir underneath. That's the offense that can still win in the playoffs.

Once again he threw it behind Shakir's head with too much zip just like in the 1st half. Even Romo was calling it out this time.

Josh not sharp. That would've been game over. Edit: never mind wow

Cook definitely player of the game today

That missed XP might've influenced the decision

Is Sanders still playing DE?

Two kicking mistakes in a row. Tough conditions but jeez.

Josh beaked him early in the game on a 1st down run.

Josh so bailed out Brady on that one.

Ouch Samuel stuck Cook good on that one Edit: and it didn't matter one bit. Stud.

Good job by Benford to get the feet in. Maybe he can show our receiver group how to do that.

c'mon AJ wtf