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Where was TO today?

stevekstevek Posts: 29,241 ✭✭✭✭✭
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Lots of pouting and screaming on the sidelines. But didn't see much action from him on the field. image

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  • Lothar52Lothar52 Posts: 2,664 ✭✭✭
    He was flustered by the eagles D....im sure they will make adjustments next time we play them....we need to keep getting better!

    Loth
  • KOBEcollectorKOBEcollector Posts: 3,873 ✭✭
    Would've been nice to see Dallas run a reverse early just to get the ball in his hands but Parcells is such a horrible playcaller IMO

    Dave
  • HyperionHyperion Posts: 7,440 ✭✭✭
    I saw him open in the back of the endzone 1st down with 30 seconds to go from to 10 image thank god bledsoe couldn't get him the dam ball !
    My Ebay (None)
  • SoFLPhillyFanSoFLPhillyFan Posts: 3,931 ✭✭
    Turd O. has lost a step. He's wasting too much energy running his mouth.

    Even Aikman had enough class to remark about his act getting tired.

    He won't be able to keep his mouth shut for long.

    Parcells should sit him, then cut his a$$ ASAP.

    Watching his downfall is quite entertaining.

    Somebody lock the medicine cabinet.
  • stevekstevek Posts: 29,241 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Is there any question now from those who criticized Andy Reid for the way he "handled" TO? This guy is a menace and a team cancer - plain and simple. I even noticed some of the Cowboys players "smiling" at his antics on the sidelines. But that takes focus off of the game. Parcells must absolutely hate TO beyond belief.
  • SoFLPhillyFanSoFLPhillyFan Posts: 3,931 ✭✭

    From profootballtalk.com -

    Great sign in the background of the FOX pregame set: "Donny Mac Says Who's Puking Now?"

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  • joestalinjoestalin Posts: 12,473 ✭✭
    TO was behind the defense on multiple occasions, but Nancy Drew was busy making Lito Sheppard look like Ronnie Lott. Reid had
    no answer, but then again what was the question?

    You all are lucky that Drew showed up for this one.

    JS
  • SoFLPhillyFanSoFLPhillyFan Posts: 3,931 ✭✭


    << <i>TO was behind the defense on multiple occasions, but Nancy Drew was busy making Lito Sheppard look like Ronnie Lott. Reid had
    no answer, but then again what was the question?

    You all are lucky that Drew showed up for this one.

    JS >>



    The question.

    How many wins for the Bucs this year?

    Next question.

    Who is the NFL leading QB this year?

    Next question.

    Who threw for 354 yards despite being pressured heavily throughout the game?

    Now, sit down.
  • stevekstevek Posts: 29,241 ✭✭✭✭✭
    <<< TO was behind the defense on multiple occasions >>>


    WTF game were you watching? Wasn't the Eagles - Cowboys game on Sunday. TO wasn't getting separation at all even with single coverage. Yes he would get some separation in the slot but all receivers break open in the slot for a brief time. And players often "look open" after a short ball interception because the D back stops pursuing the player and goes for the ball. On that one interception, TO kept running forward when he should have stopped the route, and tried to breakup the interception or tackle the D back.
  • SoFLPhillyFanSoFLPhillyFan Posts: 3,931 ✭✭
    Peter King of SI, today blasting Deion Sanders after Sanders blamed the Cowboys defeat on Bledsoe and Parcells. Sanders claims that the ball didn't come to Turd O. enough. As usual Sanders is wrong. BTW, I live in Sanders hometown and most here think he's an idiot.

    Turd O. played in classic Me O. fashion. Make no plays that may cause injury. Make no play on potential INTs. Then blame it all on the QB.

    "Deion has said some foolish things over the years -- in fact, he set the all-time NFL record for dumb pregame-show statements at CBS -- but blaming Bledsoe for not trying to get the ball to Owens is a classic. Let's analyze Bledsoe's day, and let's count, according to the official NFL play-by-play, how many balls were thrown to Owens and the other stud receiver, Terry Glenn -- who, by the way, led the NFL in average yards per catch last year and is Bledsoe's favorite receiver ever.

    Total pass plays: 49. (Bledsoe threw 37 passes to receivers, had one intentional-grounding for his 38th attempt, was sacked seven times and scrambled four times when flushed out of the pocket. Another rushing attempt was a quarterback sneak for a first down.)

    Now let's see how those 37 throws were distributed.

    Owens: 13. Glenn: 8. Jason Witten: 5. Marion Barber: 4. Patrick Crayton: 3. Julius Jones: 2. Anthony Fasano: 1. Lousaka Polite: 1"
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