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nah ure right but who has seen the most and done the most to know what not to do? Romo

Hey man.. I am on your side

Yeah like the 5 turnovers by Dallas last season against Buffalo. We know how that turned out.
And the 14 points off of 2 turnovers this past Monday for Dallas.

You keep believing that if you want, but I have always been of the mind that overcoming mistakes and prevailing is just as much a measure as preventing them in the first place.

Spoken perfectly sandtrapjack. Good QBs throw 5 TDs and win. Gret QBs throw 5 interceptions and STILL win.

whats up with all the cowboy fans in a packer forum?

Why arent you at a dallas forum where you can talk about romo crumblin under pressure. Or maybe about his woman Simpson.

Ya know Aa-rodg_is_cool,

That is a great question. But I guess they have a hard time accepting reality. Romo does crack under pressure. Romo does end the season playing badly. Romo can't win an NFL playoff game...couldn't do it as college QB and has not done it as a pro. So, they come here to sling mud.

umm yea but at least weve had time to work on Romos problems. Rodgers is gonna reveal soo many more in the next few weeks. Dnt be cocky u have an unproven untested benchwarmer QB whos claim to fame is beating up poor defenseless DETROIT!! HAHAHAH HA HAAAA

I think Dallas can overcome losing the Turnover battle Sunday Night, but it depends on where the Turnover's occur... If the Turnovers occur on the Packers side of the field, we can overcome that... However, if they occur deep in our own territory, or in the End-zone, like they did on Monday, and the Cowboys end up spotting the Packers 14 points like they did the Eagles, they wont be able to overcome that....

I would say turnovers will end up being the determining factor of the entire game. Not that this is unusual, but I wouldn't be surprised.

Packers would need at least 3 turnovers to have a chance in this one. The Dallas offense is simply too good.