Vomiting while I type this, but...

Don't you worry my fellow warpather. Now that the opposition has 4 weeks of Jason Garrett's offense on videotape, I feel they will be challenged a little more.

I think you are right, it is a matter of time before someone catches up to his style of offense and make adjustments. Last year, when Romo was fresh and not many people knew how he would play, respond and react, Dallas was kicking a$$ and winning. After that horrendous game against the Saints, everyone knew what was coming and how to put pressure on Romo and Dallas suffered.

I think you are right, it is a matter of time before someone catches up to his style of offense and make adjustments. Last year, when Romo was fresh and not many people knew how he would play, respond and react, Dallas was kicking a$$ and winning. After that horrendous game against the Saints, everyone knew what was coming and how to put pressure on Romo and Dallas suffered.
The key to Playing Romo is have them snap the ball over his head have him kick it another 10 yards then shuck and jive his way for 25 yards. Do this 4 times and he will have run 180 yards and too tired to move after that.

I very highly doubt Romo will continue this surge he has had at the beginning of the season. The Cowboys have yet to face a formidible defense, and yes, I am saying the Bears defense is no longer formidible. I think this game against the Bills will indeed prove a tough test for them as they look towards next week against the Patriots. We'll see how they do against the Patriots and if they beat them, all Redskins fan should be worried.

I very highly doubt Romo will continue this surge he has had at the beginning of the season. The Cowboys have yet to face a formidible defense, and yes, I am saying the Bears defense is no longer formidible. I think this game against the Bills will indeed prove a tough test for them as they look towards next week against the Patriots. We'll see how they do against the Patriots and if they beat them, all Redskins fan should be worried.

Nah, not yet. The Bills defense is just as beat up as the Rams offense. Thier injury report reads like a "who's who" of the Bills "D".

Week 6 is where most of the questions originated in this thread will be answered.

Anyone watching the Bills Cowboys game this weekend tell me what you think of Trent Edwards. I thought going into the draft last year, he was being overlooked. I think he can be a pretty solid QB in the league for many years

Curious to know what others think.

Yeah Smootsmack Edwards has always been overlooked because he was on a terrible team, Stanford, that was always at the bottom or near the bottom of the Pac-10. Edwards is a pretty solid qb and has all the tools to get it done in the NFL. I think he will prove to a better option for the Bills in the long run then Losman.

I still don't understand what everyone saw in Losman. So, he could throw it deep every once in a while to a somehow wide-open on every play Lee Evans. He never was that good.

Anyone watching the Bills Cowboys game this weekend tell me what you think of Trent Edwards. I thought going into the draft last year, he was being overlooked. I think he can be a pretty solid QB in the league for many years

Curious to know what others think.


Dude, watch it yourself.....it's on Monday Night Football.

Dude, watch it yourself.....it's on Monday Night Football.

It is? Really, wow. I had no idea. :rolleyes:

Listen, my point was that I wanted to hear the opinions of others on Trent Edwards.

The pats on paper before the season started look like they had it won.

Not only Dallas and GB have played teams there suppose to beat but so have the Pats.

All the teams the pats have played are 1-3.

Only the Colts have played teams with better records.

And the combined record of the Cowboy's opponents is 3-13.