Yesterday, I wrote about my desire for the Cowboys to run the ball this Saturday. Included in that was Julius Jones' desire that they run the ball. But with the M.A.S.H. unit Seattle has in the secondary, Terry Glenn has other ideas.
As always, Terrell Owens sums it up with a little less tact, but in a much more entertaining way.
That would be fun to watch, Owens lighting up Matt Mosley for a 60-yard TD, or laying a run-block on Jennifer Floyd Engel. Good times.
So with the Seattle secondary in tatters, the Seahawks have a plan for covering it up. And it has nothing to do with the new members of the secondary.
Peterson also believes Romo gets flustered under pressure.
"He is going to try to get to the outside edges and let his legs and his ability to run around a little bit and create some more time for his receivers," Peterson said. "If we can bottle him up and keep him inside the pocket, it will be an easier day for us."
And an easier day for the secondary.
Drew Bledsoe agreed to do a long interview with a Seattle reporter. We haven't heard much from Drew in the past six weeks, but he's doing OK. Apparently, he and Romo aren't exactly chatting it up this week.
"Ummm," he said.
Another pause.
"We haven't talked too much about it," Romo said. "He's getting himself ready. And I've got to get myself ready, basically."
Bledsoe had this to say about Romo replacing him this season.
No offense Drew, but we're hoping it becomes the exact same situation that happened in New England.
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