Blogging The Boys, a Dallas Cowboys fan community

Starting with O. Should be a multi part series.

Really great and funny thoughts on the loss to NY and where the Boys go from here. On Tony Romo: The national media would start here if they weren’t utterly consumed with fellating the league’s most comically inept passer and orphan circumciser, so I’ll pick up the slack for them. A few will still find time this week to pin the loss on Romo for missing an open Miles Austin for what would have been the game-winning TD, but when you put up a stat line of 21/31, 321 yards, 4 TDs and no picks you’re not going to come in for a ton of blame in my book. That throw and a couple of other deep misses to Laurent Robinson were blemishes, but he fired some on-the-money frozen ropes to Austin to set up what should have been the game-tying FG and his ability to buy time in the pocket led to his wide-open bombs to Robinson and Dez.

But the Cowboys are not done. '"No we're not," owner/general manager Jerry Jones said Thursday afternoon on 103.3 FM. "We potentially have some things we want to do." ' Any ideas on who they might go after? Any preferences?

Nice little JJ slideshow too....

I'd put the image directly in the fanshot, but SBN shrinks it and you can't read it.

"I can just give you a very affirmative 'no,' " Jones told KRLD-FM in Dallas when asked whether he has lost any confidence in his coach, or if Phillips could be fired if the Cowboys fall to 0-3. snip "I do believe in Wade and the staff and the players," said Jones, who has never fired a coach in midseason. "The thing about it is when you have that kind of commitment, one of the No. 1 things you have it for is those situations. Those people are supposed to really be there in hard times. Hard times. That's when you've got to make your best grade if you're deserving of that commitment and we're in hard times. "That's why I'm in the saddle with Wade and in the saddle with the staff and the team." Those where the main points from the article. Could this be the normal smoke that Jerry blows or is Wade and company safe for the sesaon?

After single-handedly attempting to ruin the Dallas Cowboys' 2008 season, Ed Werder is returning to his old stomping-ground, Dallas, to shed "light" on (provoke and further intensify) the tension between Phillips and Garrett. Seriously. Jerry needs to invest in a sniper that will tag this guy on-sight next time he comes within three miles of Valley Ranch.

A story and photo about meeting Wade Phillips Thursday at Cowboys training camp in Oxnard. Phillips’ personality is the total opposite of Jerry Jones. Phillips appears to be the definition of laid back, while Jones is always moving. This is the case both on and off the practice field.

A story and photo about meeting Jerry Jones Thursday at Cowboys training camp in Oxnard. Jones is a really good guy, who appears to talk and move fast all the time.

Article and multiple videos chronicling Jerry Jones’ historic status as an owner and his willingness to interact directly with fans. Included is his famous drunken rant discussing Tony Romo, Bill Parcells and Tim Tebow.