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Redshins taken to the woodshed Part 2
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 1:04 am
by DallasFanatic
We all know the Cowboys are coming off a much needed win against the Panthers. Romo looked very capable of leading this ball club. Playing on the road, against one of the best defenses in the NFL and coming up with a win is huge. I expect this confidence to continue over to Fed Ex field, where the Boys will light up the scoreboard again. The defense will have to do their best to get to Brunell or Campbell and keep Moss in check. Not an impossible order so I am liking the Boys. I am not sure I'd be saying this if Bledsoe was the starter.
Boys 37
Skins 21
All sig/Av bets are welcome
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 3:14 pm
by Big Daddy
Look Brokeback mutha fukkuh, we're going to the woodshed alright?!?!
We'll be tapp'n that ass. Your team seems to have gone love boat on the NFL. Promise me there will be no "Fraggy ass Buttlicking" going on when we play, alright?
Cowchuncks 17
The almighty Washington Redskins 24
Piece
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 4:44 pm
by Headhunter
In for all sig/av bets...
Boys roll to another convincing win. Romo is still a very young QB and will make some mistakes, but he sure looked more poised than Bledsoe. Drew was killing us with sacks and Ill advised throws under pressure. Sure Romo will make some bad decissions, but his added mobility more than makes up for that.
It's Cowboys v Redskins. Few things are more enjoyable in life.
Go ahead and assume the position, you fellas know the drill!
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 7:08 pm
by velocet
'Skins are pretty much relegated to spoiler duty now.
Bets? Sure.
velocet
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 4:03 pm
by Headhunter
Sad. So very very Sad.
Redskins/Cowboys and we have 4 response by Thursday?
You weak little bitches...
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 4:14 pm
by DallasFanatic
It's times like this that I wish GDunce was here
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 6:54 pm
by Headhunter
Spackler was always good for some smack as well.
Are we just left with Redskin realists who know they don't have a chance?
C'mon fellas. Make some shit up.
We've got a rookie QB... Isn't Gregg Williams going to make him cry for his mammy? Gibbs is a genius. You've all told us before. Surely he can gameplan a victory?
Redskins is offensive to native Americans... Change your name to "Cowboy's bitches"...
Anything!!!
:D
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 6:58 pm
by stuckinia
The Cowboys will enter DC this week with swollen heads from beating the Panthers. Their D will be pumped, but idiotically they will hit Brunell and knock him out of the game. The savior JC will enter the game, after walking on water and healing Brunell, leading the Skins to victory by handing the ball to Portis and occasionally throwing the ball further than 5 yards. Then I will wake up and watch Brunell chuck it 2 yards to a RB or behind the LOS to a WR. However, Portis will be able to get some yards and score a TD or 2.
The Skins D will be able to confuse Romo with an unparalleled lack of pass rush. Unfortunately, Holdman and Andre Carter will make Jones and Barber look like HOFamers through their uncanny ability to miss tackles and downright suck. But it will not be enough as the Skins will have both starting CBs for the first time this season. TO is afraid to catch the ball when Sean Taylor is on the field and will have a number of drive-killing drops. ARE also scores on a punt return.
Skins 24
Turds 17
In for any sig/AV bets.
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:29 pm
by DallasFanatic
Headhunter wrote:
Redskins is offensive to native Americans... Change your name to "Cowboy's bitches"...
:D
Sorry HH, that is sig material right there.
BTW, the Cowboys are undefetaed in T1B fantasy football. We couldn't even lose on the bye week.
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 10:09 pm
by velocet
Quit trying to troll us into posting all myopically. You Cockboy fans just can't shake that little gambit of yours, can you? I guess it was fun for you to the point of habitual to instigate and then watch gdub chase his tail, but isn't it beyond cruel to torture a retard and then laugh?
I would say that's low even for you, but then I remembered who I'm typing to.
This isn't any old Rivalry Week this time. This game is the impending doomsday for the condemned, for Dead Fan Walking. We're staring down the probable moment where Dallas of all teams ends our season in our crib, in a sweep. Right at the midpoint of the year. 8 and done fellas, with the 'Boys applying the coup de grace. So excuse the fukk outta us if it seems like a rather lethargic week of posting from 'Skins Nation.
We might have a reason why our posts are less than stellar.
What's yours?
velocet
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:36 pm
by Mississippi Neck
Bwaahh nice post Velo.
I think Dallas has too many weapons on Offense for the Skins putrid D to defend. And we will blitz the crap out of Brunell and hammer his ass. Until the Panther game, the Boys have beaten all the weak ass sisters of the NFL, so why should this week be any different.
Dallas20
Skins10
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 12:51 pm
by Headhunter
Velo, you know I love you any week but this one...
But your post was exactly what I was after...
Any response.
It's Cowboys/Redskins. It doesn't matter who sucks. We all know that position is currently filled by the weak sister of the NFC East known as the Skins. We know you miss the Cards, that way you wouldn't be in last. We all know your season is over...
But Cowboys v Redskins is something special. It's that "anything can happen" game. All rules are out the window. Don't miss the opportunity that only comes twice a year to be myopic, and to have reason to be myopic. We all know the skins suck. But Cowboys/Redskins, as evidenced last year, is that broken clock theory. It's right twice a day...
btw, Sunday isn't when your clock will be right.
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:30 pm
by Mississippi Neck
Headhunter wrote:. Don't miss the opportunity that only comes twice a year to be myopic
Wrong. Its three times a year for Skin fan. You left out the offseason.
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:32 pm
by BSmack
So, has anybody gotten a look at Clinton Portis' new girlfriend?
Now that's some ghetto booty.
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:40 pm
by poptart
If the Skins can't beat Tennessee at home why would they be able to beat Dallas at home .... ?
Dallas playing the 2nd of back-to-back roadies works in Washington's favor though.
You never know for sure what to expect from a team coming off a bye week.
Help or hurt the Skins ... ?
I don't see that many pts in this game.
Take the under.
Dallas is the better team, and they win on a late FG, 20-17.
Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006 4:55 am
by HockeyMom
REDSKINS-34
COWBOYS- 27
Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006 5:34 am
by stuckinia
Christ Cowpoke fans. Does the highlight of yalls season remain beating the hapless Skins? It certainly is not the playoffs considering the last victory in that venue was in December 1996.
I will make a few adjustments to my earlier prediction. With Santana not abusing Roy Williams this game, Brunell will be forced to look at other receivers. ARE and Lloyd will force many horse-collar tackles by slow-footed safeties. I also see TO pissing his panties as Sean Taylor knocks a ball out of his hands into the hands of a LB for a long return. Adjusted score:
Skins 31
Turds 17
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 9:14 pm
by Mississippi Neck
Unfuckingbelievable. What a turn of events. Props Skin fans.
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 9:25 pm
by TenTallBen
That facemask penalty should have only been a five yarder.
I don't like the Cowboys so I really don't give a shit. I just feel they got jobbed on that...
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 9:38 pm
by velocet
I'm at a loss fer words here. That was a game for the ages.
The 'Boys didn't exactly suck, and 'Skins weren't exactly almighty. It was one of those games, you know, something from Twilight Zone scripting.
Stuck, you wanna give 'em their dis-honorary posting bling?
velocet
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 9:57 pm
by Mississippi Neck
velocet wrote:It was one of those games, you know, something from Twilight Zone scripting.
velocet
More like typical Boys Skins rivalry games. Something kwazy is bound to happen.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:32 am
by poptart
I agree with TTB on the facemask call.
How was that the 15 yard variety .... ?
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 4:30 am
by stuckinia
Sean Taylor's facemask was not merely brushed. His head was twisted almost 90 degrees, hence the 15 yards.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 4:50 am
by poptart
Are you saying that the degree of hemet turn is what determines the penalty ..... ?
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:13 am
by stuckinia
From NFL.com:
Five Yards
19. Grasping facemask of the ball carrier or quarterback.
15 Yards
8. Twisting, turning, or pulling an opponent by the facemask.
From Extremeskins.com:
It may have been a ticky-tack call, but it fell into the 15 yard variety according to the rules. Taylor's helmet was twisted, turned, and/or pulled, not simply grasped.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:25 am
by poptart
What you posted there from NFL.com says, twisting, turning, or pulling an opponent by the facemask.
It doesn't say, twisting, turning, or pulling the facemask of an opponent.
There's a difference.
Was Taylor (not just his helmet) turned, pulled or twisted .... ?
Didn't look that way on the replay.
The facemask grab hardly stopped his momentum.
And also, on that pic that you posted, would not his head already be facing that direction (pretty much) in order to be looking upfield toward where he was going to be running ... ?
I don't think it was near a 90 degree turn of the helmet, as you say.
Hey, maybe it was a 15 yarder, but from what I've been used to seeing in the NFL, it takes a lot more HANGING ON to a facemask for a 15 yard penalty to be called.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:29 am
by DamnTheCowboys
stuckinia wrote:
It may have been a ticky-tack call, but it fell into the 15 yard variety according to the rules. Taylor's helmet was twisted, turned, and/or pulled, not simply grasped.
Plus, the officials create new 15 yard penalties in the name of Sean Taylor every week...this week's concoction being when he barely grazed Romo's legs a split second after he released the ball. I think they threw the flag right as Taylor was blitzing and just figured they'd make up a roughing penalty no matter what happened.
So perhaps they felt guilty about flagging him all season for nothing?
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:50 am
by stuckinia
poptart wrote:What you posted there from NFL.com says, twisting, turning, or pulling an opponent by the facemask.
It doesn't say, twisting, turning, or pulling the facemask of an opponent.
There's a difference.
Was Taylor (not just his helmet) turned, pulled or twisted .... ?
Didn't look that way on the replay.
The facemask grab hardly stopped his momentum.
Not to get into a debate on NFL rulebook semantics, but I would assume that the head and neck are a part of the opponent. And they were twisted and turned.
poptart wrote:also, on that pic that you posted, would not his head already be facing that direction (pretty much) in order to be looking upfield toward where he was going to be running ... ?
I don't think it was near a 90 degree turn of the helmet, as you say.
Here are pics that show the progression of the facemask. Unless Taylor's plan was to admire the crack of his ass, I doubt he intentionally turned his head that direction.
poptart wrote:Hey, maybe it was a 15 yarder, but from what I've been used to seeing in the NFL, it takes a lot more HANGING ON to a facemask for a 15 yard penalty to be called.
I am simply saying that the call can be justified by application of the rules. It was not a phantom call or some made up tuck-rule bullshit. And, from what I am used to seeing in the NFL, penalties and other calls seem to be a random crapshoot.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:28 am
by WhatsMyName
What was his hand doing up so high around his facemask anyway? Was he trying to give him a love tap on the head? Get real, he was trying to use his facemask as a mean to tackle him. That's not incidental, that's intentional. This isn't even debatable.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:52 pm
by Biggie
poptart wrote:Was Taylor (not just his helmet) turned, pulled or twisted .... ?
Twisted and turned and hurt his neck?
On November 5, 2006!??
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:43 pm
by jiminphilly
So.. did Roy Williams make any horse-collar tackles that he wasn't flagged for but will soon be fined by the NFL? Just asking because he's been fined 3 times this year for those type of tackles yet has not been flagged.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:59 pm
by G.O.
good game dallasfan. my apologies for being late to the party- havent missed an opportunity to talk smack here about boys/skins for years- so i wont rub it in. much.
so, in summary- the 15 yarder was unquestionably legit, though at game speed it didnt appear that way. the pics dont lie.
and thats 3 out of the last 4, boys fans. nice to see the rivalry back and the scales tipping back to where they ought to be.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:01 pm
by Headhunter
I place this on Parcells. Going for two was a bad move. Kick the PAT in the 1st quarter, and we're debating nothing. Cowboys are kneeling at that point.
Props to the Skins. They managed to not fuck up, where we did!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:48 pm
by Big Daddy
Hey BrokeBack mofo's, let's not let this face mask call decide the outcome of the game. Man up and take your lumps. The bottom line here is, SCOREBOARD!
This was our SuperBowl this season and it feels mighty fine. Congrats to the cowpokes for not kissing during yesterdays debacle.
This kinda shit has gone both ways every year dating back to the evolution of man kind, happens every week no matter who's playing.
What I enjoy the most is when everyone glosses the Skins as bitches or losers or whatever you'd like to call'em, then what does this make the Cowchuncks now?
My Red-Shins are sore. Sore from kicking Cowboyup ass yesterday.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 6:55 pm
by Mississippi Neck
Big Daddy wrote:Hey BrokeBack mofo's, let's not let this face mask call decide the outcome of the game. Man up and take your lumps. The bottom line here is, SCOREBOARD!
Excuse me, but where do you see Cowboy fan bitching about that penalty??
I see Raider fan (Poptart) and Saint fan (TTB).
Dont let your gloating overwhelm your reading skills. :wink:
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:40 pm
by velocet
Yea, BD, that was our SB,.... pt I. Giants and Eagles at home are II and III. If nothing else, homestands against div rivals are the last straws to grab at.
This win, I'll take it. What the hell, it has to drive 'Boy Nation nuts.
:D
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:51 pm
by Big Daddy
Mississippi Neck wrote:Big Daddy wrote:Hey BrokeBack mofo's, let's not let this face mask call decide the outcome of the game. Man up and take your lumps. The bottom line here is, SCOREBOARD!
Excuse me, but where do you see Cowboy fan bitching about that penalty??
I see Raider fan (Poptart) and Saint fan (TTB).
Dont let your gloating overwhelm your reading skills. :wink:
Like hooking a Marlin on 20lb test!!!!!! I really love you man. Think anyone's actually reading this? Whasssup! I like Exclamation points!!! I thought e was a cowboy fan, or is he a troll? This post will be our secret. Is it "I could care less?" or is it "I couldn't care less?" I'm not sure but please let me know when you figure this out.
Piece out bro.
Sa'll gooood! Don't let my post bring you down.
Now, fetchith me'ith my slipper'ist and bring me da paperah.
Hint:
There is a hidden message for you awaiting in this post somewhere, can you find it?
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 1:32 am
by DallasFanatic
Jesus H Christ I am about to go GDub in this bitch. I want to melt like no other but I will not give Foreskin fan that satisfaction. The loss yesterday was probably tougher than last years loss to the Skins at home. This one hurt, and more than likely, crippled the Boys playoff chances. This game should have been over, but not because the missed two point conversion. It was the perfectly thrown 60 yard pass to TO that fucked us. Geebus this loss kills me. Oh well, another 9-7 season is upon us. It could be worse I guess.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:26 am
by poptart
stuckinia, if you posted a pic just
prior to Taylor's facemask being contacted I am thinking his helmet would have been facing in about this direction.
When his facemask was initially hit by the hand it would initially move in the opposite direction in which it ended up going ..... to about here.....
Initial contact would move the helmet right, then the pull would move it back the other way, of course.
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 6:10 pm
by stuckinia
Sorry for the tardiness Cowfolk. Here is a sig for the next couple days:
On Sunday, I was once again shown that my floppy-breasted coach is out of his league against a true Hall of Famer. I long for the days when Gibbs would violate the Cowturds with a team that was actually talented instead of one with a washed-up, noodle-armed QB. To sum it up, my team sucks more than the Skins.