Return to Glory: The Official Dallas Cowboys 2013 Thread

[BlueHeffner]

Im speaking in more terms of this being a trap game. After a big win to start the season against the giants last year, most cowboy fans (and players most likely)looked at seattle as an easy win only for us to get smacked. Granted, both our defense and offense didnt show up that game. Kc is much improved this year and this game wont be easy. Our offense has to score points and get out in front early so smith cant just manage the game.

 

[abake6]

Every game seems like a trap game for the Cowboys.

 

[dtownreppin214]

Clarence Hill ‏@clarencehilljr 4s
Waters is working with second team at guard behind Bernardeau right now

Nick Eatman ‏@nickeatman 1m
Dez Romo and Dunbar all in full pads as well

Desmond Purnell ‏@DesmondPurnell 2m
Cowboys DE Anthony Spencer is back at practice.

 

[dtownreppin214]

Besides this game being on the road, I'm not seeing the Seattle comparisons.

neither do I. if we come in mentally prepared ( i think we will since we cleaned out 90% of the cowards out of the locker room) we'll win this game.

alex smith aint beating us brehs.

 

[abake6]

On a side note...

I was in love with the Mo Claiborne pick on draft day, and i know CB is one of the toughest 2-3 positions to excel at right away, but i'm starting to get annoyed with my dude. He really hasn't showed me much, and on top of that he's always getting hurt. For a late round pick, this wouldn't bother me as much, but he was what...the sixth overall pick? I like Mo, and i think he has all the tools be special, but ima need him to show me something this year.

How yall feel about this?

 

[LurkMoar]

On a side note...

I was in love with the Mo Claiborne pick on draft day, and i know CB is one of the toughest 2-3 positions to excel at right away, but i'm starting to get annoyed with my dude. He really hasn't showed me much, and on top of that he's always getting hurt. For a late round pick, this wouldn't bother me as much, but he was what...the sixth overall pick? I like Mo, and i think he has all the tools be special, but ima need him to show me something this year.

How yall feel about this?

Well Claiborne was the consensus number 1 corner in the draft so i cant get mad at the pick by saying it was a bad one. Problem is claiborne is a press cover corner and were playing tampa-2 now which means slant routes all day. Exactly what happened when we played the giants

 

[dtownreppin214]

On a side note...

I was in love with the Mo Claiborne pick on draft day, and i know CB is one of the toughest 2-3 positions to excel at right away, but i'm starting to get annoyed with my dude. He really hasn't showed me much, and on top of that he's always getting hurt. For a late round pick, this wouldn't bother me as much, but he was what...the sixth overall pick? I like Mo, and i think he has all the tools be special, but ima need him to show me something this year.

How yall feel about this?

I hated it. Said so immediately after the pick on the sohh draft thread. that was a deep draft. we could have solified two positions, instead we got a brittle cb who is scared of contact. typical cowboys, never emphasizing the physical part of the game when acquiring talent.

 

[abake6]

Well Claiborne was the consensus number 1 corner in the draft so i cant get mad at the pick by saying it was a bad one. Problem is claiborne is a press cover corner and were playing tampa-2 now which means slant routes all day. Exactly what happened when we played the giants

Oh i definitely didn't think it was a bad pick, i'm just getting to that point where i'm like "ok.........so what is Mo Claiborne?"

Maybe i'm being a little hasty, but with Scandrick (slot) and Webb (small, slot, rookie) as our only other options, i'm counting on Mo to be great if we're gonna do anything this year

 

[abake6]

I hated it. Said so immediately after the pick on the sohh draft thread. that was a deep draft. we could have solified two positions, instead we got a brittle cb who is scared of contact. typical cowboys, never emphasizing the physical part of the game when acquiring talent.

Ehh, he's always been pretty physical at the line and in run support, his tackling technique just needs work in my opinion.

 

[dtownreppin214]

Ehh, he's always been pretty physical at the line and in run support, his tackling technique just needs work in my opinion.

when has he been physical in run support? on the line he'll let his man get inside of him for the slant all the time.

 

[abake6]

when has he been physical in run support? on the line he'll let his man get inside of him for the slant all the time.

I shoulda been more specific. He was physical all the way around at LSU

I definitely wouldn't say he's scared of contact.

 

[who_better_than_me]

Yeah, besides it being on the road, and being week 2, i don't see a comparison. Seattle is one of the hardest stadiums to play in, and they were clearly better than this Chiefs team. Either way, can't take any opponent lightly.

Game 2 of last season, nobody knew Seattle would be the team they turned out to be.


And Arrowhead is one the most loudest crowd in the league.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

It will be interesting to see how they use Dunbar. Honestly he is quicker and more elusive than Murray in the open field. Might even be faster

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Williams just fukked up. Harris about to take some of his snaps away.

 

[who_better_than_me]

Williams just fukked up. Harris about to take some of his snaps away.

What happened?