Jenkins would be benched next game as that kind of lackluster effort can’t be tolerated.

His excuse was just pathetic.

Who needs Wade, Garrett or Stewart to fix things, our superstar QB has it all figured out, playoffs, here we come!

Tony Romo readily acknowledges that the Cowboys’ struggles started before he fractured his pinkie. But he believes that they’ve ended now, and not just because he expects to start next week against the Redskins.

“I know I feel very confidently about this football team,” Romo said. "I know that I’m very excited about the challenge presented in front of us. I think it is going to be very enjoyable going out here and playing this game and going forward.

“I kind of got a sense of why we weren’t doing certain things well or not, and I feel very confident in our ability to play well from here on.”

Romo didn’t let us in on his secrets. We’ll have to wait and see what’s changed when he’s out there in a “very competitive, fun-filled situation,” as he called the rest of the Cowboys’ season.

http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/

Ellis can be a pass rush specialist now.
 
Can’t wait to see a fully healthy starting offense.

there was a report earlier this week that Felix has been running without pain, so I hope they are just being extra cautious with him, and that with an extra week of rest he’ll be back practicing next week and playing vs. the skins.

Sad that Ellis is losing it, but glad Spencer is stepping up, ready and able to start that transition.

What screwed that up was Spencer getting injured. Let’s hope it’s not too late to put things together.

performance off my brain, I need to see romo torching the skins to make the voices stop, hahahahaha.

So I have held off saying anything for over a month now (since the Bungles game), thinking someone else would have seen the same thing. Starting with the Redskins game, I watched Tony Romo clinch his hand and shake it after each time he went to the ground, or even running down the field. Now this around the same time you started seeing passes come out low and wobbly, where I am going with this is that Tony will never come out and say it, but I think that his throwing hand was injured long before the overtime play against the Cardinals, that play just set him over the top and caused the most damage.

I don’t have game footage of all those games, but I would bet anyone who went back and watch the broadcasts, since nothing else would give you a camera panning back to the QB when the play is over, you would be able to see Tony shake and clinch his fist as if it were stiff and just not quite right. I’d love to know if anyone else saw this.