Showing posts with label Dallas Cowboys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas Cowboys. Show all posts

September 26, 2011

Cowboys vs Redskins, Monday Night Open Thread

No matter who wins or loses tonight, both of these teams will still be ahead of the Dream Team Philadelphia Eagles in the standings. I'm interested in this game because I want to see Deangelo Hall live up to his word and hit Romo right in his injured ribs. Men should live up to their word. So enjoy whatever you're watching tonight, leave comments, and don't be a troll.

September 19, 2011

Videos of the Weekend

A lot of crazy things happened this weekend and thankfully they're all recorded on YouTube. Here are the videos of the weekend.

In one of the most bizarre fights I've ever seen, Victor Ortiz lost to Floyd Mayweather Jr. via knockout. A few seconds after Ortiz head butted Mayweather, Floyd sucker punched Ortiz to record the victory. The fight though was nothing compared to the post-fight interview between Mayweather and Larry Merchant. (Via Sports Grid)



I'm a big fan of the scoreboard. The scoreboard never lies and it drives losing fans crazy when they think their team is better than the team that just defeated their team (Hey Phillies fan, look at the scoreboard of the 2010 NLCS). That's why I loved Michael Vick pointing to the scoreboard as he was leaving the field with a concussion last night in Atlanta. The Falcons thought would get the last laugh and get to point at the scoreboard after the game was over. (Via Sports Grid)



The 49ers-Cowboys game was painful yesterday, for both sides. The Cowboys had quite a few players leave the game because of injury. The 49ers though suffered the biggest pain and that was defeat. A reality show star Jesse Holley broke the 49ers fans hearts with this play in overtime. Holley holding the ball over his head before reaching the end zone caused 49ers announcer Ted Robinson to go on a epic rant about players celebrating early, hello Desean Jackson, that I will forever remember and laugh about.



And finally we have two grandmothers shotgunning beers at a Michigan tailgate. I might become a Michigan fan after watching this video. (Via MGoBlog)

October 25, 2010

New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys MNF Open Thread

There's no other way around this, the National Football Conference is terrible. The Falcons have the best record in the conference at 5-2. The defending conference and Super Bowl champion is 4-3 on the year coming off a loss from Cleveland. The NFC, which was suppose to be the best division in football, is lead by the Giants who were blown out earlier this year by Indianapolis and Tennessee. I didn't even talk about the NFC North and West in fear of going into paralysis. The conference is terrible.

Tonight two of those teams expected to compete for the conference title, the New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys. Even though the Cowboys only have one win on the season, they could still very well win their division. That's how bad the NFC is this season. So enjoy tonight's game, leave comments, and don't be a troll.

New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys, 5:30 (ESPN - Mike Tirico, Ron Jaworski, and Jon Gruden)

January 18, 2010

The Links

Minka Kelly to start the day ...... That Romo showed up again..... LT's last game in San Diego?....... Will Warner be back next season?...... Jordan Shipley NFL draft scouting report..... Maria Sharapova didn't last long at the Australian Open...... The UConn men's team is going to have a hard time reaching the tournament this year...... The dude won a Golden Globe last night...... Honor Dr. King today

Gaines Adams tragically passed away from an enlarged heart (Sun-Times)

Cowboys, not Vikings showed a lack of respect (Dallas Mourning-News)

Cowboys once again come up small (SI)

Is the Buffalo Bills job, the worst head coaching job in the NFL? (Buffalo News)

Brian Westbrook is leaning towards retirement, only this time it's for real (700 Level)

Screengrabs from this weekend NFL playoffs (The Big Lead)

Floyd Mayweather is finally getting into the ring, only it's against Shane Mosely (Bleacher Report)

WWE Divas don't exactly make the best weeknight news anchors (Camel Clutch Blog)

Worst of the weekend in the NBA (Basketbawful)

As if we needed another reason to hate Favre (Awful Announcing)

December 30, 2009

The Links

Bar Refaeli to start the mourning..... A look at the impact of Jason Bay joining the Mets...... Running the ball in the NFL equals success....... Vikings fans are starting to put their hands around their throats...... The problem with drafting a Quarterback...... Gutsy play is not enough for Temple against UCLA..... A look at new San Francisco Giant, Mark DeRosa...... Pot-stuffed teddy bear found at California toy store...... I just want to beat the shit out of Levi Johnston

Now this is just getting stupid. Indianpolis politician wants refund from the Colts (No Gut, No Glory)

NFL playoff scenarios, KSK style (Kissing Suzy Kolber)

Former Washington Redskins player Lavar Arrington suts down his sports bar and stiffs the employee's (Sports by Brooks)

Ohio State quarterbacks want their respect (With Leather)

A ping-pong prodigy (NY Times)

The best sports blog of the year goes to..........(Bob's Blitz)

What do you think Tiger Woods is celebrating on his birthday? (Joe Sports Fan)

Former players support Mike Leach (Double T Nation)

Who is really in charge of the Chicago Bulls? (Blog-a-Bull)

Keith Brooking makes the Cowboys huddle, awkward (Outside the Boxscore)

December 7, 2009

The Links

(Editors Note: Yes I realize that half this post is underlined. Long story that I would rather not get into.)

Julianne Hough is Patriotic...... Here's the bowl schedule for this year...... A late field goal beat New England..... Florida coach Urban Meyer was hospitalized after their loss on Saturday...... The Saints believe in destiny...... Bruce Gradkowski leads Raiders to the promise land..... It's all about coaching in New England..... The Cowboys drop another game to the Giants..... A look back at the SEC Championship from Florida's perspective...... Mike London is the new Virginia football coach..... 'The Blind Side' replaces 'New Moon' at top of the box office...... J.C. Watts: Democrats are out of touch with Middle-America

The Steelers season is going down the drain (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Texas in the title game doesn't feel right (CBSsports.com)

Allen Iverson is not a difference maker for Philadelphia (Liberty Ballers)

Brendan Haywood weighs in on Tiger's wife (Brendan Haywood)

Eye black verses for Tim Tebow's five stages of grief (Sports Pickle)

David Kahn: We knew Ricky Rubio wouldn't come this year (Larry Brown Sports)

The college football weekend in graphs (EDSBS)

The last Gameday signs of the year (College Game Balls)

What if? What now for the Blazers? (Blazersedge)

More on this in the Around the Association post: Tim Donaghy goes on '60 Minutes', puts pressure on the NBA (Fanhouse)

Dallas' December demons begin (Star-Telegram)

It's time for Gary Kubiak to be fired as Texans coach (Houston Chronicle)

Here's video of that crazy finish between Illinois and Fresno State


September 24, 2009

The Links

Jessica Burciaga to start the mourning..... Kids taught to praise Obama..... Michael Vick is ready to play.... Hasselbeck wants to play despite broken rib.... Nazi soccer team brothers, bury the hatchet..... Sad testimony from John Travolta..... Jude Law is a baby making machine..... Ammunition sales continue to spike..... Marcia and Jan Brady still don't like each other.... This was an actual test in a class room. This is the exact reason why a lot of people didn't want Obama to give that speech to our children at school.

Bobby Cox deserved another year to be the Braves manager (AJC)

Michael Cameron to the Cubs? (MLB Daily Dish)

I keep telling Mookie that Greg Knapp is an idiot (Field Gulls)

Hines Ward has no plans to comply with the rule named after him (PFT)

Does sex improve an athletes performance? (The Big Lead)

Reading this article makes me wish I could play for the New Jersey Nets (YahooSports)

The New Jersey Nets have just become of the most interesting franchises in all of sports (NJ.com)

Don't blame Tony Romo for just being an average quarterback (Austin Statesman)

Why Bruce Bochy refuses to play Buster Posey (McCovey Chronicles)

Kimbo Slice vs. Roy "Big Country" Nelson next week on TUF (Cageside Seats)

Kayne West has taken time out of his schedule of calling people racists and interrupting and belittling little girls to make basketball picks (Slam Online)

Linda McMahon's first political ad (HHR)

September 23, 2009

The Links

Eliza Dushku in Complex Magazine.... Aaron Corp and Matt Barkley are splitting snaps for USC..... Floyd Mayweather has to pay a lot of money in back taxes..... Two photographers are suing Brady and Giselle.... Mackenzie Phillips had a sexual relationship with her own father..... What has happened to Wayne Gretzky?..... The Detroit Lions have the worst defense, ever

The best seats turn out to be the worst seats at Dallas Stadium (No Guts, No Glory)

Dana White: "Floyd Mayweather feels threatened by MMA" (UFC Scoop)

The Kansas football and basketball teams don't like each other (Dr. Saturday)

Joe Buck Live part 2, was a little dull (The Big Lead)

Donald Trump has a new enemy, ESPN (Page 6)

Why people watch wrestling (Camel Clutch Blog)

The Giants pounded the last nail in their playoff coffin (McCovey Chronicles)

And if things couldn't get worse for NoCal. Now it looks like the Kings will never get a new arena and might finally move after this season (Sactown Royalty)

I want to attend Lamar Odom's bachelor party (TMZ)

Confirmed: Jerry Jones looks like a rat (The Sports Hernia)

How drunk is he? Canadian Football League fan climbs to top of goal posts, survives slide down (Busted Coverage)

September 21, 2009

The Links

Megan Fox as a cheerleader..... Milton Bradley is done as a Cub.... Good news about Matt Hasselbeck.... The Eagles learned some lessons about Kevin Kolb..... Doogie Howser did a great job last night hosting the Emmy's.... David Hasselhoff had to be rushed to the hospital for alcohol poisoning.... No the Government might bailout newspapers?

Former Bums pitcher Derren Dreifort is dating a radio skank (Sports by Brooks)

The Florida Gators have infected with Hog Flu. And no it has not yet affected St. Timmy (Orlando Sentinel)

So Terrell Owens wasn't the only problem for Tony Romo? (PFT)

The Jets have been accused of tampering with Michael Crabtree (NY Daily News)

Time to over panic about USC's loss to Washington Saturday (CBSSports.com)

What the losers are saying (SSReporters)

Mt. Milton Bradley has struck again (Bleed Cubbie Blue)

The Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff did an horrendous job against the Raiders (KC Star)

Tony Romo ruined Jerry's big night (Star-Telegram)

Here's a compilation of videos featuring Shaq being dunked on (Basketbawful)

According to Nancy Pelosi, these people are a bunch on Nazi's (The National Conversation)

August 26, 2009

The Links

Kelly Brook to start the mourning.... How's that deficit, Mr. Obama?.... Shocking! Chris Brown and Rihanna have a history of violence.... The Seahawks get pathetic and sign Edge James.... John Madden to be inducted into the California Hall of Fame.... 'Wikipedia' will be undergoing some changes.... LeAnn Rimes is a home wrecker.... Now Hog Flu has invaded Iran.... R.I.P. Ted Kennedy.... Jackie Kennedy's half brother is a sicko.... This joke never gets old

Another reason why Keith Olberman is the world's biggest jackass (TV Squad via Deadspin)

A moment of silence for Colt McCoy's mustache (Dr. Saturday)

Could Chad Henne really be the Dolphins starting quarterback at the beginning of the season? (PFT)

According to Mark Cuban, the Internet is about to change (Blog Maverick)

Another great college basketball recruiting story (WaPo)

Jerry Jones loves the press he's receiving from the Jumbo Tron (Star-Telegram)

Early fame, pressure can crush athletes like Michael Beasley (Whitlock)

Jeff Hardy won't be wrestling for WWE any longer (Cageside Seats)

Your 2009 NFL on CBS announcer pairings (Awful Announcing)

I know this video is old, but I still think it's great!

August 7, 2009

2009 NFL Preview: Dallas Cowboys

Here are the previous installments

By JFein:

Seeing as 49er16 is out for the day, I will resume the NFL Previews by finishing up the NFC East and taking a look at the much-hated Dallas Cowboys. Sadly, for 49er16, giving me the Dallas Cowboys may have been a grave mistake.

I think it is quite safe to say that any person alive that likes the Cowboys is an alien from outer space, and not a human being. How anyone sanely root for an at-best mediocre quarterback (both in terms of looks and football skills) who has probably gone out with over 500 plastic dolls, er, I mean female celebrities, is utterly beyond me. I am not a totally mean-spirirted person, though. Actually, for one fact and one fact alone, I actually feel bad for Tony Romo. And that simple fact is that he once dated Jessica Simpson. Now why would I feel bad for him for that? Well, as we all know, Ashlee Simpson is Jessica's less prettier, less talented (who knew that was possible?) sister. And frankly, anyone who has ever meet Ashlee Simpson is worthy of my pity.

Enough about Antonio Ramiro Romo though and now on to the Dallas Cowgirlsboys in general.

Ny Romo: HA! See what I did there? It's Tony Romo without the T.O. Let's face facts: T.O. made Tony Romo. I may hate the man's guts for what he did to the Eagles, but Terrell Owens is a great receiver and was the sole reason that Romo was any good. Not only was T.O. physical enough to break through the defenses, but he also drew double coverages and such. So when he was not breaking free of double coverage, Romo was finding tight end Jason Witten or another wide receiver wide open. Face it, a defense has only 11 people and they all can't be in the same spot at once (you can't find this kind of analysis just anywhere, you know!). That in turn made Tony Romo look much better than he really is and I think that was shown in games that T.O. did not play during his Dallas tenure.

Aspeaking of Cowboys Wide Receivers: No, I have not forgotten about Roy Williams. That being said, after having such a long tenure in Detroit, the fact that he even has a will to live is truly incredible. The question is will he be as good and as effective as T.O. was with the Cowboys? The sad part is that I think that there might actually be a chance. But the thing though is that I have a sinking feeling that the Cowboys are hardly even going to be competitive this year. As I alluded to above, Tony Romo is one of the most overrated quarterbacks in the NFL, and I think he proved that every time he was forced to step up in a clutch game. Face it, when it comes to the big games, Romo turns into the girls that he likes to date. And when that happens to your QB, I don't care who the wide receiver is, it's not going to change the inevitable outcome of the game.

Cowboys Defense: Not that the Cowboy defense was ever a menace to begin with, but they may be extra vulnerable this year. They lost so many players including safety Roy Williams, Zach Thomas, and Greg Ellis, and that's just scratching the surface. And they got no real huge names to replace them either. And what significant names they did get (Brooking, Olshansky) may very well be well past their prime. They better hope the few rookies they have come through for them or otherwise it will be a long year for Dallas.

Jerry-Land: Well, whoop-de-doo! Apparently it's going by the name of Cowboys Stadium now, but regardless, the Dallas Cowboys have a new in Arlington that can sit over 100,000. The media is making out this to be like America's bicentennial or something, when, it's just the opening of an oversized stadium fit for a man such as Jerry Jones, who, as everyone on the face of this earth knows, has an oversized ego. Hell, even some donkeys know that. And that's just not because Jerry is one. Just ask the Eagles when Lincoln Financial opened: a new stadium does NOT guarantee immediate success (am I really the only one that remembers The Linc as "The Stink"?)

Cowboys Playoff Woes: In the past 3 years, the Dallas Cowboys have either made the playoffs (or in 1 particular case) had a de facto playoff game Week 17 where the winner would be guaranteed a spot in the playoffs and the loser would be guaranteed an early trip to the couch. For those that can't vividly remember these occurances, let's take a look at their failures the last 3 years!

Wildcard @ Seattle (1/6/07 - my nomination for football moment of the decade)



Divisional Playoffs vs. New York Giants (1/13/08 - the (relatively) forgotten choke job)



Week 17 de facto Playoff game @ Philadelphia (12/28/08 - Massacre Of The Cowboys - strong Roman Catholics might get that reference)



Prediction: 6-10, 4th place in NFC East. My little faith in the Dallas Cowboys is not all based on my Eagles fandom, it's just that I honestly don't think that this team can put it together this year. They lost some key players, added little, and drafted none. And while the NFC East as a whole is expected to have a down year, it seems to me that the Cowboys fared the worst this off-season, combine that with an incompetent owner in Jerry Jones and a repeated failure of a coach in Wade Phillips, and this team just is not going anywhere this year.

Join us next week as we preview all teams in the AFC East and the Minnesota Vikings.

July 20, 2009

The Links

Miranda Kerr to start the work week.... R.I.P. Walter Cronkite.... Read this great piece on national health care.... Brian Dawkins' house is for sale in Philly..... Erin McNaught for your pleasure..... This bird won't put down the cigarette.... 40-years-ago today, Neil Armstrong stepped foot on the moon.... Paula Abdul likely not returning to American Idol...... Watch out for the wienermobile

South Florida kicker falls down 35-feet off an Gondola and survives (The Big Lead)

Timberwolves GM David Kahn is headed to Spain to speak with Ricky Rubio (Star Tribune)

The Phillies are favorite to land Halladay (MLB Daily Dish)

Someone made a peephole in Erin Andrew's hotel wall (The Big Picture)

Is Jillian Michaels hot? (Stiles Points)

I'm hungry for the Marisa Miller fiesta (Don Chavez)

ESPN aims to also be your local newspaper (NY Times)

The new Cowboys Stadium should be in Dallas (Dallas Mourning News)

Michael Vick has been ignoring his NFL mentor (Fanhouse)

Tito Ortiz and Dana White finally bury the hatchet (Camel Clutch Blog)

Sports psychologist takes full credit for Stewart Cink's win yesterday (Deadspin)

Apollo 11 40th anniversary

July 6, 2009

The Downward Spiral of Quincy Carter

Dallas Cowboys fans, remember Quincy Carter? Either you forgot about him or trying to put the thought of him as your starting quarterback out of your mind. Well Quincy was released by his indoor football league team the Abilene Ruff Riders.

According to the Abilene Reporter-News, Carter phoned the team and said that he would not be showing up to the game on Saturday. Carter was released from the team during halftime of their game. With Quincy's pension for marijuana, he was probably blazing and had the munchies. And who can play football with the munchies. Just ask Rickey Williams.

But how far has Quincy Carter fallen? He was the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 2001-2003 replacing the hall of famer Troy Aikman. He even lead the Cowboys to the playoffs in 03. But during the 2004 offseason the Cowboys released Carter. Many speculated the Cowboys released Carter because of an failed drug test. But Cowboys management said they released him because of poor leadership skills.

After the Cowboys, Carter tried his luck with the New York Jets. Carter though relapsed and was treated for drug problems and bipolar disorder in Houston. By 2005, Carter would never take another snap in the NFL.

Since then, Carter has played for the Montreal Alouettes, Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings, Kansas City Brigade, and the Abilene Ruff Riders.

Also since his NFL days, Carter has been arrested multiple times. And you guessed it, he was arrested for DUI and drug possession.

Just this year he was arrested twice in Abilene. The first time he was arrested was for an outstanding warrant related to a DUI. Then he was arrested in May for failing to pay his bail bondsman for his earlier arrest.

Needless to say Quincy probably will never play football again. And I do hope he can get his life together before he ends up in a morgue.

UPDATE: Quincy Carter Reacts to Arrest (Big County)
Quincy Carter Arrested Again (PFT)
Quincy Carter Cut By Indoor Team (PFT)

March 24, 2009

The Links

How do you like the new template?.... Here's a look at the mourning headlines... The Coen Brothers will re-make the John Wayne classic 'True Grit'... NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is confident the owners will vote to lengthen the NFL season... The Florida Marlins will finally build a new stadium in the old Orange Bowl grounds... Not even Obama can get the Olympics to come to Chicago... The NFL did us all an favor and scheduled a game between the Cowboys and Raiders on Thanksgiving... And Geri Halliwell

- Stephen Curry had the better night, but Patty Mills and St. Mary's won (SF Chronicle)

- Bill Simmons and Rick Reilly together? (Awful Announcing)

- Lance Armstrong's crash (Fanhouse)

- Missouri coach Mike Anderson's career is heading in opposite direction of UAB coach Mike Davis' career (AL.com)

- Gerald Henderson of Duke is going to Boston where his dad became famous (NY Times)

- Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips has spoke his first words since the season ended (Mourning-News)

- The WBC wasn't exactly popular in the States (Orlando Sentinel)

- The Midwest bracket is the best bracket in the tournament (Courier-Journal)

This video is great! A Vancouver Canucks player scores a goal on himself:


March 6, 2009

The Links

Rosario Dawson is a great way to start the mourning.... T.O. is claiming that he will sign with a new team next week.... Cashman never wanted to sign A-Rod to a long term deal in 07... Roland Burris will probably keep his Illinois senate seat... There could be more photo's of Rihanna after the Chris Brown attack... "Hero's" is coming back next year, which means more Hayden

- Frank TV has been cancelled, Thank God (Awful Announcing)

- Mike Karney was released by the Saints, and married on the same day (Fanhouse)

- Alabama football may have committed major rules violations, nothing new for the Crimson Tide (AL.com)

- The Boz was arrested for an DUI while driving his motercycle (Deadspin)

- Rich Eisen just felt like running (HHR)

- ESPN will make a Jim Jones biopic for the theatures (With Leather)

- Who had the worst week? T.O. or Melissa from the bachelor? (No Guts, No Glory)

- Does Jerry Jones finally get, what it takes to have a championship team? (Dallas Mourning News)

- Jazz, Nuggets game is kind of important (Salt Lake Tribune)

March 5, 2009

Cowboys Release T.O.

According to ESPN and now multiple media sources, the Mothership in Dallas has released receiver/troublemaker Terrell Owens.

The Cowboys will take a $9 million hit to dump the 35-year-old receiver.

The Cowboys finally realized that you cannot build a team around a prima donna, who drops to many balls. I am just surprised that Jerry Jones was man enough to admit, his mistake. It must have hit his ego as hard as him dumping Pacman. I wonder if his plastic surgery-induced face can recover?

Now who is going to pick up T.O.? Will they want a headcase? Will T.O. do situps in his driveway? Will he cry again at another press conference? Will he ever stand on the Dallas star again? All these questions will be answered in the coming months.