travisura

Just had 2 TDs in a game that we won by 1 point. Lol.

Not a backup, a 1-2 punch, and that's if Brooks works out, which is not a guarantee. The difference between paying Sanders and paying Chuba is that Chuba has actually proven he can play the position well under current circumstances, Miles clearly hasn't. If you want to build a winning culture, you keep guys like Chuba around.

You're constantly bitching about letting our talented players leave because we're not willing to pay them. We decide to pay one of the best players on offense (a team friendly contract at that) and here you are still bitching. Funny how that works innit.

If Brooks pans out we have double trouble part 2

You'd think that Panthers fans of all people would understand the value of having two starting caliber RBs on the roster.

Good decision. We don't know if Brooks will be a good RB in the league, so locking down the RB that has actually performed well despite the shitshow around him is a no brainer, and it's a reasonable contract too. If Brooks is the real deal then we have a 1-2 punch at RB again.

Is this a commentary on how fans expectations are often much higher than the actual market value?

Most of your Cowboys related media intake would be gone if you just stopped watching First Take

Defense

They won't get a single first down

Honestly having pick 2 or 3 might save us from a bad decision, so that tells me we'll have the first pick

And if he doesn't get to the Super Bowl you have to apologize to everyone on this board for filling these threads with your nonsense.

Love it when the game is over at halftime. Seems to be a hallmark of the past couple of seasons.

Lest we forget the "Protect the Bank" slogan rolled out before the game against the Steelers, only to be embarrassed by Mitch Trubisky of all people. There's some rose colored revisionist history going on here.

Honestly yes. 4-11 while being theoretically able to win most games is about the best case scenario for this season, especially with the defensive injuries we've sustained. It would give us the platform to build the roster based off of what Canales and his system requires. We're also gonna dump a bunch of dead cap this offseason so we should be able to play around in FA. Improvement is what we're looking for, and 4-11 while being competitive is miles ahead of where we were last year.

We're starting to rebuild the culture. It's too early in the process to be making declarative statements, but so far the signs are promising.

You think those topics are unrelated?

We wear white too much imo, but it's mainly because they have an obsession with not wearing black early in the season. The worst uniform development recently was changing the metallic silver pants to a matte gray finish. Looks terrible and doesn't match the helmets.

Worth every penny so far.

They're only saying good morning to the analysts who picked us to win yesterday

This is a question for the offseason after we know what this season has brought

The amount of times I've seen comments saying something along the lines of "Their OL is terrible and his WRs can't get open" is insane. Just tells me they're just parroting a narrative from last year and haven't watched these last two games.

The line has provided enough protection from pressure for Bryce to have had success if he was getting the ball out in 2.7 seconds like Canales has said he wanted. Problem is that Bryce either bails from a clean pocket, can't see over the line, or holds on to the ball too long and the protection inevitably breaks down. Our WRs have been getting NFL open but Bryce can't get it to them, and it's not for lack of protection this time. As for the defense, the only hope they have is that Dalton can sustain drives and put points on the board so there's not so much pressure on them to be perfect.

I'm way past the point of letting results bother me. I tune in to see how the team performs in different scenarios, and also if you don't really watch the games then how can you justify posting strong opinions on here?