Comments on: TO Complaining About Someone Else Being a Distraction?

By: gehenna

gehenna — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 04:39:13 +0000

Home field advantage is meaningless? You beat the Packers at home. Are you really so eager to try to play them in December on Lambeau field when you could take them at home where you know you can beat them? Your statement is absurd and you’re making excuses for your team. Not to mention that it’s always terrible to back your way into the playoffs; there’s a very significant correlation between teams that enter the playoffs with a losing streak and teams that are one and done in the postseason. Saying that home field advantage for your team is meaningless is either very naive or desperate rationalization. Be a man and admit that your team isn’t bullet proof the way you might have thought it was two weeks ago.

By: thelandryhat

thelandryhat — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 02:51:00 +0000

This is ridiculous. A Giants fan and a Deadskins fan are trying to tell me I, and the Dallas Cowboys, are "scared."Listen guys, the Cowboys can lose the next two games and I won’t be "scared." In fact, it’s rest time. We’re not fighting to make it to the playoffs like you two guys are. We don’t need to keep plugging away at it. Home field advantage is meaningless. We lost both of our games at home. It doesn’t matter.

By: gehenna

gehenna — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:30:57 +0000

Dan’s right. It’s silly to think that the Cowboys would be scared. It’s not like they just dropped a home game to a division rival with a losing record. It’s not like they very nearly lost to a pathetic team like the lions the week before. Oh wait, they did. Face it Dan, your team is looking a lot more shaky than it was two weeks ago. Tell me with a straight face that I’m wrong. That the Redskins are in an even worse position doesn’t change anything. We’re fighting for our playoff lives and you’re in the process of choking away home field advantage while entering a potential december slump.