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The Urgency of This Season Begins
Training camp begins Thursday, and some Dallas Cowboys players smell the urgency of the coming season. Jerry Jones has done his part by signing nearly every big-name player to a long-term deal, solidifying a dynasty if that is what this team wants to become. The talent is there. It will just take commitment.
But the biggest roadblock to success this coming season isn’t the play of Tony Romo or his love life; it isn’t team chemistry with Terrell Owens and Adam Jones playing on the same team; it isn’t an aging offensive line; and it isn’t a questionable secondary.
The chief roadblock to success is finishing games. Adding a dash of consistency to the Cowboys’ effort this coming season makes a recipe of success. Finishing the season strong will do wonders for winning a playoff game.
There will be nothing less Jerry Jones will accept because he invested so much into this team. If the Cowboys come out of the gates and win big against a good team, the Cleveland Browns, it won’t mean hardly as much if they close the season out with a win over the Eagles.
If they can finish the regular season strong, then that will carry over to the playoffs, and I strongly believe that it will happen this season
July 20th, 2008 at 4:18 pmLooks like Parcells has stuck it to us again, Jason Taylor might be old but he is a big upgrade for the Redsucks.
July 20th, 2008 at 4:54 pmJroc, true. But as my recent post says, it won’t change that team’s season.
July 20th, 2008 at 5:24 pmIm pretty sure everyone saw what Taylor did to the Cowboys last year…….NOTHING!!! And im pretty sure we all saw Romo brake Taylors knee caps…
July 20th, 2008 at 10:58 pmAll you talk about TD is the Dallas game with Taylor. We picked him up for a whole season, not just for the Dallas games. Also he went against Flo last year. This year we will move him to LE. You really think Columbo is gonna be able to handle his talent……I dont think so
July 21st, 2008 at 10:55 am