Looks like Dak didn't take the advice on his helmet yesterday.
Posted on 01/15/2024 12:56:01 PM PST by DFG
I was extremely embarrassed
He coulda done better than prescott......which I predict will not be the QB in big D next season.
Even Quincy Carter would be an improvement.
If I hear “Here We Go!” one more time, I’m gonna lose it.
Cowboys got snookered by a team on the rise. Just like the Browns did. There’s a new game in town, and the old guard needs to get with it.
“How about those Soyboys”
That’s the thing. There’s little difference now between the NFL and College Football, as College Football has turned into an NFL Farm System. The best players will go to the schools that best prepare them for the NFL.
I was extremely happy. I’ve been a Giants fan for over 60 years going all the way back to Y. A.Tittle. Hate the cowboys.
He couldn’t do any worse....................
Well, it would be nice to hear it as he heads out the door one last time.....................
“Here I Go!”
Noe, ‘WE’ as in Him AND MCCARTHY!.................
Well, he’s a crummy announcer. So he can go back to what he did best.
I am a lifelong Cowboy hater, I won a trip to Super Bowl XXX and had to witness the Cowboys’ last hurrah first hand (Neil O’Donnell was NOT a Super Bowl calibre QB).
My Rams were eliminated yesterday, but having the Cowboys humiliated made the day acceptable,
Looks like Dak didn't take the advice on his helmet yesterday.
George Strait would have been a better quarterback than what they had the other night.
C’mon. Prescott has a tendency to get scared in the big games, but he still played pretty well in a lot of games.
Yeah, when the games don’t matter.
I remember that picture of Y. A.Tittle with grass and dirt hanging from his helmet. John Madden type football.
Would you rather have Dak Prescott or Jimmy Garoppolo?
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