I just liked it and thought It was relevant here

ASH Boyz – ASH Boyz _ Whatcha gonna do ? – Whatcha gonna do, when they run at you………….

Heard on the next episode of “Cops”……

Bottom line is that your offensive identity is either going to be one of a running or passing team and I guarantee you that so long as Romo is our qb and Garrett is our OC, the offense will run through Romo and the passing game.

Garrett might try to become more balanced, but never to the point where our three RBs become the central identity of our offense…will never happen with Garrett and Romo here.

I myself also believe that the combination of Garrett and Romo will not be broken and pass will be the only thing on the menu whether we like it or not. It’s part of the problem Jerry created when he payed Garrett what he did, as well as make it look like “he is our head coach in waiting”. It was a dumb move on Jerry’s part, and I think Jerry even knows this now too.

Until a new Coach comes in to change the mentality of the players by bringing the fear of losing to they’re doorstep, The offense will remain the same. Wade Phillips is out of his league coaching the Cowboys- Wade Phillips, a man I respect, and wish we would NOT fire, yet I see no alternative to solving our problem- coaching. Can Wade be made into our Defensive Coordinator? Can he co-exist with our new HC, say, Shannahan? I would love to get Dom Capers as DC if Wade leaves, but Wade may stay as DC out of shame- we don’t know yet. This is all conjecture by me, of course (a small ant of a fan in the giant ant colony known as the Dallas Cowboys fanbase) but could this small ant of a fan have any credibility as far as what would be best to happen for his favorite team to finally and really get over the hump and kick some but?

are posting on behalf of defending Garrett, because deep down, inside, you even know that the Cowboys were foolish to not even give Tashard a chance to play until they had no Choice (pardon the pun). Why no touches for Tashard until the Pittsurgh game? It was a foolish offensive decision to not play the running back until that game. Felix went down for good in the AZ game, but some of us, like myself, would have wanted Tashard to see SOME action from the beginning of the season. I had seen enough of Tashard in College and preseason to know what was going to happen when he finally did get on the field.

Here is still even another “Run offense” decision that has me still scratching my head in disbelief:

Why no Felix Jones in that first Redskins game?

Boy, Jason Garrett did lose alot of my respect after that decision. This, from someone who played in the same backfield as Emmitt Smith. You would have never really thought in your wildest dreams that someone from that background would sweep away the importance of the running game so easily. Okay, say to me “Tashard is no Emmitt”, and I would say “No one ever will be” or “He doesn’t have to be”. If you say “Felix Jones is no Emmitt Smith Either”, I will say “No, and he won’t have to be either”, and this also includes Barber. But this does not excuse the be-littling of the importance of the running game.

Others that have posted in regards to my plea for us to become “run first” have lashed out at such a notion. They have even said that when Emmitt was here, we still were passing alot more than running. I would say to that “Good, because if we can pass, then we should”, but in reality, how good passing a team do you think we would have been if at least the fear of running the ball wasn’t in the eyes and minds of the teams we played? Exactly my point. We need to make running the ball a priority. If we can run the ball effectively, we can pass easily.