Happy

Jerruh will just hit the bottle after the game.

Garrett is probably done. Dak is a tough call, if he's back I doubt they break the bank

He's pretty much done. We need to draft his replacement.

He's not the best talker. I believe he has some speech impediment.

Cowboys played some tough D there. FG is fine...

I'm thinking along the lines of value. Personally, spending a high round pick, has to be a DE. Hughes is close to done and Murphy just sucks.

Wouldn't mind picking up another RB in the draft as a compliment to Singletary.

Dumb question -- who is that and why the obsession over him?

Did Jerruh just say "can him" in that tv shot?

That will be a great game. I think 9ers pull it out; defense makes all the difference.

Flag was complete horse s**t

I like them, they look sharp. Should have gone with the white pants, though.

Looks like Dallas will have to be perfect the rest of the way to remotely have a shot at the end of the half.

He kind of strikes me as a Mr. Magoo type

Dallas kicker struggling more than Haushka

Right on!

Jerruh needs to understand that he's not Kraft and the Cowboys are not the Pats***

That play was a thing of beauty. I wonder if Daboll was told that he could have turkey only if he gets creative.

The Ed Oliver investment is starting to pay off. Where are those whining about spending the 9th overall pick on him, now?

Jim Kelly's message is on CBS...very cool

The CBS panel all picked the Cowboys to win, not surprising

Seems to have made quite the difference. Keep him upstairs.

The used tampon look; disgusting. Why do we have to take one of the better looking uniforms in the league and make them as ugly as possible?

Vests are stylish.

I disagree, defensive line absolutely should be their top priority this April. A solid offensive and defensive line are the keys to winning and mask a lot of deficiencies elsewhere. SF has a great defensive line and maybe average to somewhat above average DBs, which is all you need. John Lynch intentionally build SF's D-line as their strength and look at their defense. IMO, it is foolish to chase after high end DB's that will want a ton of money; they'll never be able to play to the level of their contract, they can't the way the league favors the offense. I'm all for McD finding more blue chip DB's since you still need them, it's just that they're not worth high end picks. I believe a top defense (and offense) is built from the lines out. As far as the Jets and Redskins, or any other team for that matter, you can spend high draft picks and/or a lot of draft capital reaching for DTs and DEs, yet have a sub par defense if you pick the wrong players. You can spend a lot of draft capital and reach for a WR1, yet still have a crappy offense. i believe the Jets have a couple of rookie D-linemen, so they may be in the same boat as Ed Oliver -- they need time to get used to NFL lines blocking them, which is a lot of difference than what they saw in college.