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Here's the breakdown of who got/was supposed to get the ball in the passing game against the Giants. The interception was included in Terrell Owens total: WR TERRELL OWENS WR PATRICK CRAYTON RB MARION BARBER TE JASON WITTEN WR SAM HURD TE ANTHONY FASANO TE TONY CURTIS PASSES DEFENSED: 4 QB TONY ROMO |
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Comments
Posted by jake @ 3:14 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
I remember a blatant drop by fasano after romo evaded some blitzers. Was this not actually a drop or not? Also who leads the team in drops, I was so sick of hearing about T.O. leading in drops last year, this year I think its witten and of course no one complains because its not TO.
Posted by Bill In DC @ 3:20 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
That wasn't a drop.
Posted by Michael @ 3:36 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
BS, that was a drop.
Posted by Mark @ 3:42 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
Who cares! Everyone drops passes! It should be penalties that worry you, not dropped passes.
T.O. did drop passes last year, for whatever reason. He has dropped some this year, as well. So has Witten.
Tony has thrown a number of INT's, Brad Johnson hasn't thrown any. Let's talk about that!
... will you stop touching me! You guys sound like my kids.
Posted by NY Cowboy Fan @ 3:44 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
Fasano DEFINITELY dropped that pass...i dont know what else you would call that. Not that I can get on the guy I mean hes not exactly supposed to be like Witten out there...hes a run blocker, a tough guy. I also seem to remember TO dropping one. I remember it because my father made a comment after it that he drops as many as he catches. Clearly he was exagerating and to be honest as long as he catches the big ones I can deal with a few drops.
Posted by jd @ 3:45 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
Compare T.O stats above to the Redskins skill players:
1) Moss in last 4 games played, totaled 12 rec for 98 yds and 0 TD
2) Randle El in last 4 games played, totaled 12 rec for 155 yds and 0 TD
3) Cooley in last 4 games played, totaled 13 rec for 125 yds and 1 TD.
The only bright spot for the "Dead-skins" has been Portiss.
Without any major injuries (i.e. Romo) or bad turn overs, this next game should be in the bag. Their offense just can not generate any points.
Posted by Saint Jimmy @ 3:52 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
I also remember a drop by Fasano. I'm not bustin his balls over it. Just questioning this blog entry. But it goes to show how overated the drops "stat" is. If Albert didn't think it was a drop but a few other people did then it's a useless stat because it's obviously subjective.
Posted by Roland @ 4:09 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
St. Jimmy is correct - drops are subjective and that is exactly why they are not an official stat. So... just drop it! :p
Posted by Bill In DC @ 4:14 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
Was not!
:)
Posted by Victor @ 4:43 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
non have been drive killers like penalties.
I would much rather see the stats on those this (last several ) year(s).
Posted by TSmith @ 7:15 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007
thats it no more breakdowns of the breakdown. No one dropped a pass unless you lost. Because if you win you obviously had more positive plays than negative ones.
Posted by Brian @ 10:43 AM Wed, Nov 14, 2007
Same sex marriage is gay.