I agree with you.... but you forgot Jackson is in a contract year.... Bulger is confident with new coach..... and that kid Avery is ripping it up....7 at home is a gift
Haslett and Al Saunders are extremely motivated professionals. They are freaks of the week!
Dallas Cowboys -6.5
Yeah, I jumped on the Boyz early when I heard Romo was out. He's still a work in progress and often hurts the boyz more than helps. Brad Johnson for a couple weeks will make this team even stronger as Romo watches and learns how to manage a game and not play like a horses ass. Now they're saying Romo might try and play. Big mistake and a screw job on my bet if he does.
With Brad--Cowboyz cover the 6.5
With Romo ---they lose outright.
Wade grow some balls and sit him down!!!!!!!!!
St Louis is coming off their game of the year last week. They got their first win and things started to come together for their running game. Meanwhile, Dallas seems to be falling apart at the seems with Romo's condition, Pacman Jones continued failure off the field and Roy E. Williams coming to town. Coming off bad performances three weeks straight they have something to prove. With or without Romo they will take that all out on St Louis this week. The Rams are still a horrible team. Brad Johnson is a good experienced back up and the 'Boys might even put up more points this week with him healthy rather than a 75% Romo. Take advantage of the line move from -11 all the way down to -7 due to Romo's injury. I like the Cowboys anywhere below -10 in this game which WILL be a BLOWOUT.
Yeah, I jumped on the Boyz early when I heard Romo was out. He's still a work in progress and often hurts the boyz more than helps. Brad Johnson for a couple weeks will make this team even stronger as Romo watches and learns how to manage a game and not play like a horses ass. Now they're saying Romo might try and play. Big mistake and a screw job on my bet if he does.
With Brad--Cowboyz cover the 6.5
With Romo ---they lose outright.
Wade grow some balls and sit him down!!!!!!!!!
Dallas' injury concerns and off-field distractions will have an effect down the road, but it's not going to matter this week. The Cowboys should still be able to move the ball at will on a St. Louis defense with few impact players, and it's highly unlikely the Rams have the firepower to keep up. It may be a more methodical victory than Cowboy fans are used to witnessing, but the team will gladly sacrifice style points in order to avoid a repeat of what occurred the previous Sunday. Cowboys 30, Rams 17
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