I’m calling it RIGHT NOW!!!
Dallas will lose BIG TIME on Sunday!
I know I’m out on a limb, but hey! 🤷🏿♂️
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You have to win championships first.
Walking around the locker room with an attitude and a 2-5 playoff record will get you laughed at.
😂
THIS is the part of championship culture nobody talks about! 🏆
Tony Tolbert explained how the Cowboys players policed their OWN locker room under Jimmy Johnson.
You got warnings. You got chances. But after one too many mistakes, the veterans would look at Jimmy and say:
“Get him outta here.” 😂
Accountability wasn't just coming from the coaches. The PLAYERS demanded it.
That's how you build a championship standard. 💯
#Cowboys #FilmOverFiction
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Replying to @MecchaMike
No one expects him to be the main guy. People look at the results & don't believe he gives the them a chance at making a playoff run. Regarless of the load he carries. What's crazy is pretending we don't see annual examples of QB's stepping up in those spots that Dak crumbles in.
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Giants leading the division with…
3rd string QB
1st year DC - Ranked 5 in the NFL
Meanwhile Dallas…
11 year vet QB 4-5
30th ranked defense.
😂🤣😂
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Dak Prescott was caught by TV cameras reacting angrily on the sideline to DeMarvion Overshown’s penalty for leaving the bench and celebrating a takeaway on the field with his defensive teammates as an inactive player.
“I was pissed. I spoke my mind, and I think I don't think I've ever been short or shy to in a moment when it's you know truly, truly bothered me. And yeah, that was just a big play…the turnover happened and a flag comes out and yeah it's just like we did some great stuff here like let's not minimize it.”
Prescott said Overshown apologized to his teammates after a conversation with HC Brian Schottenheimer and the quarterback accepts it.
On the broader point of whether he as the QB should be responsible for holding others accountable, Prescott said,
“If you need to somebody to tell you what you should and shouldn't do I don't know if this is the business for you.”
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This gonna be an epic loss for Dallas.
Not one single cowboy player has made a statement like this.
They're like "uh, uh, we need to get better, I guess."
LMAO.
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Another example...
2nd and 7.
Dak had Ceedee breaking to the corner WIDE OPEN, had Williams in the flat WIDE OPEN.
Instead panic and run.
While is was a success, it's and example of what NOT to DO.
What's funny is, dakheads keep saying retard, but can't look at their record, and id how many times dak laid an egg, even when the defense provided plenty of opportunities.
Cots 13, 3 and outs. How many pts Dak put up.
🤣😂🤣
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Correction.
Consistently failed in most games, with any opponent.
I asked #Cowboys DC Christian Parker whether he agrees the #49ers are one of the most physical teams in the NFL: “They are. I think Kyle (Shanahan) does a great job. That's the culture they've created. Offense, defense, special teams. They value that, and it shows on film.”
This, to me, is where the Cowboys have most consistently failed while losing four straight to SF.
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Meanwhile...
Dallas gave up a...
2027 sixth-round draft pick and a 2028 second-round draft pick.
lmao.
Cowboys fans, if you could go back in time, would you still make the Joey Porter Jr. trade?
Porter has played in just 3 of 6 games since arriving in Dallas, and it looks like he could miss another one this Sunday.
There’s no denying his talent, but availability matters, especially when you’re giving up a second-round pick.
Knowing what we know now, are you still making that trade?
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