cvillehog wrote:Brunell threw the same number of INTs that Ramsey did, but was saved by a penalty.
not siding here... but that's not exactly true... if Moss wasn't held... he probbaly would have gotten to that ball... It was intercepted because Moss wasn't where he was intended to be because he was held...
That's a good point. Still, if Ramsey had kept the same pace, he'd have thrown for more than 400 yards, versus Brunell's <80...
yeah... you never know what Patty could have done... again... not siding... I don't really care who's in there, as long as we are successful at driving down the field... neither have proven on the field that they deserved the starting job over the other... so It won't matter to me who's in there...
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CurveBall - "It might be YOUR biggest game of the year but it really doesn't seem to be as big a deal for Dallas fans anymore."
BringThePain! wrote:yeah... you never know what Patty could have done... again... not siding... I don't really care who's in there, as long as we are successful at driving down the field... neither have proven on the field that they deserved the starting job over the other... so It won't matter to me who's in there...
If Ramsey doesn't start for the rest of the season, we will always wonder "what if". Despite the unimpressive (to the untrained eye) statistics, the one we need to look at is the one under the win column after yesterday's game.
While I think Ramsey played an okay game (stats-wise) before the hit, I don't think it was guaranteed that he would "come back", and light up the board. The OL, as Hailskins666 has pointed out, played very porously with Ramsey under center.
I can't imagine how even more "confused/distraught/lost" Ramsey would have looked following the neck injury, with constant pressure coming down his throat and his stone feet to boot.
Joe made a wise, albeit conservative decision with keeping Brunell in the game. He delivered a win, and thta's what Joe brought him in for.
HOSS wrote:Call me crazy, but I'd like to see ST be our return man.
Okay! You are! I loved seeing ST as a part of the package down close and also saw that Brunell did not go to him when he was w-i-d-e open, but there is no way we use him as a returner. This guy is way to valuable to have anybody taking shots at.
Until recently, Snyder & Allen have made a lot of really bad decisions - nobody with any sense believes this franchise will get better under their guidance Snyder's W/L record = 45% (80-96) - Snyder/Allen = 41% (59-84-1)
