2013 NFL Gameday Thread

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

Holy shit, tony romo stats

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Romo needs like 48 yards to tie the all-time record for passing yardage in a game.

 

[Teagz]

Romo gonna Romo

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Oh my, it's about to get really bad for Tony Romo...

 

[Hurricane Season]

What was the o/u for this game? It's certainly o by now, I'm sure.

 

[youngguru]

lmao

 

[youngguru]

At least Romo is consistent 

 

[Teagz]

What was the o/u for this game? It's certainly o by now, I'm sure.

57 lmao

 

[elcheato]

Peyton is ruining his YPC

 

[elcheato]

SEC SEC SEC
 
get it cause no defense

 

[Big Bid'Ness]

Turn me up !!!!!!!

 

[WHO-DEY-BENGALS_18]

Good win for the Bengals today! 

 

[elcheato]

Andy Dalton has to improve, but the defense is legit.

 

[youngguru]

Ginger won't win a ring.

 

[Big Bid'Ness]

Good win for the Bengals today! 

 
What a nice birthday present for you

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Did Schaub toss another TD to the wrong team?

 

[youngguru]

Did Schaub toss another TD to the wrong team?

 
Literally seconds after they showed an infographic about how he did it the past 3 games lmao

 

[Hurricane Season]

Matt Scab

 

[BwareDWare94]

Tony's throw was a questionable decision that led to a video game pick by a linebacker who's good, but not normally going to make that play. That turned the tide, was perhaps the icing on the cake, but it was NOT the defining moment in this game. 
 
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There was still time in the fourth quarter. Dallas had just gained the lead, had just delivered an unnecessary pooch kick when they'd kicked it out of the end zone for most of the day. The Broncos had good starting position, and quickly moved down the field, though they had yet to enter the red zone. Standing slightly split out to the right was Wes Welker, a wide receiver who'd been controlled all day by the underrated and overall unfairly hated (by most Cowboy fans) Orlando Scandrick. Though Welker had scored a touchdown, he'd been blanketed on the play and made an excellent catch on an excellent throw. In all honesty, he'd yet to do anything today. Scandrick ,the feisty and physical #32 in Cowboys silver and blue, was delivering his second consecutive great performance against the gritty and normally unstoppable Welker. 
Either just out of the red zone or just in, Peyton Manning drops back to pass, and Monte Kiffin calls the unthinkable, the absolutely absurd play call that never should have entered his mind--a defensive play call that didn't involve Orlando Scandrick glued to Wes Welker. I believe (I missed the first half of the play, was cooking supper) the senile Kiffin had blitzed Scandrick, leaving the savvy veteran Ernie Sims to cover Welker. Needless to say, it didn't pan out. Dallas' DL wasn't healthy, a far less than 100% DeMarcus Ware had yet to sniff Denver QB Peyton Manning, and George Selvie had only tried to break Peyton Manning's neck, so far. The blitz didn't get there. #18 recognized the mismatch and it #83 for a sizable gain that setup the tying score. At that point, the stage was set for Trevathan's video game INT followed by Thomas' video game catch. It was over.
 

 
Fuck you and your heavily studied, easily schemed against, and more often than not eviscerated defense, Monte Kiffin.

 

[elcheato]

I would have to say the defining moment was indeed the interception that directly led to the game winning score.