[Bette]

Mickey Spagnola - DallasCowboys.com Columnist
Whoops, there it is. The Dallas Cowboys are human after all.
There would be no stirring comeback this Sunday afternoon. There would be no fortuitous bounce here at Texas Stadium. There would be no continuation of the Tony Romo Magical Mystery Tour. And, there would be no defensive or special teams bail-out before 63,777 mostly disbelieving people at the last home game of the 2007 regular season.
The Cowboys got beat. Got beat bad. The score says Eagles 10, Cowboys 6, but really, it was 17-6, save Eagles sure-to-be Pro Bowl running back Brian Westbrook taking a knee at the 1-yard line, giving up a sure touchdown to drain the clock. Evidently he knew about these Cowboys miraculous resurrections in what had been a lark of a season.

he Cowboys were dreadful. They couldn't pass, and when they could, they couldn't catch. They couldn't run, thus showing a disdain to even try. At times, they seemed so discombobulated they couldn't even get lined up properly - let alone run proper routes.
They just couldn't make a play to save themselves.
This was a long-time coming, and evidently the Cowboys have not been granted immunity from some higher being as has been suggested from throwing in a clunker this season. Those happen to everyone, and most more than once. Why else do you think no team has gone 16-0 during a regular season in NFL history?




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Originally Posted by Bette

Mickey Spagnola - DallasCowboys.com Columnist
Whoops, there it is. The Dallas Cowboys are human after all.
There would be no stirring comeback this Sunday afternoon. There would be no fortuitous bounce here at Texas Stadium. There would be no continuation of the Tony Romo Magical Mystery Tour. And, there would be no defensive or special teams bail-out before 63,777 mostly disbelieving people at the last home game of the 2007 regular season.
The Cowboys got beat. Got beat bad. The score says Eagles 10, Cowboys 6, but really, it was 17-6, save Eagles sure-to-be Pro Bowl running back Brian Westbrook taking a knee at the 1-yard line, giving up a sure touchdown to drain the clock. Evidently he knew about these Cowboys miraculous resurrections in what had been a lark of a season.

he Cowboys were dreadful. They couldn't pass, and when they could, they couldn't catch. They couldn't run, thus showing a disdain to even try. At times, they seemed so discombobulated they couldn't even get lined up properly - let alone run proper routes.
They just couldn't make a play to save themselves.
This was a long-time coming, and evidently the Cowboys have not been granted immunity from some higher being as has been suggested from throwing in a clunker this season. Those happen to everyone, and most more than once. Why else do you think no team has gone 16-0 during a regular season in NFL history?

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