Two Things That Suck

[earthsci]

Our tight ends.

Deion Sanders.

 

[SuperSpck]

Deion Sanders.

Deion Sanders.

Deion Sanders.

Deion Sanders.

Deion Sanders.

and...
Deion Sanders

AND he's going to get into the Hall before Aeneas, which is a crime against all that is good.

 

[PJ1]

Our tight ends.

Deion Sanders.

Three things. Add Theismann.

 

[TJ]

Forth

Matt Millen

Terrible analyst.

 

[LarryStalling]

Is Leonard Pope still in the NFL?

 

[NMCard]

I thought the cowboy third stringer was gonna be the next coming of Aikman when the terrible broadcasters started talking about him.

 

[TJ]

Is Leonard Pope still in the NFL?

The Chiefs

And he caught a TD pass against us too this season

 

[Jersey Girl]

Three things. Add Theismann.

DEFINITELY add that jackass.

The Chiefs

And he caught a TD pass against us too this season

Yeah, that sucked. Why must we always let losers we let go score?

Add TE to the offseason wish list. Seems like we always need a TE.

 

[Seandonic]

What truly sucked was the NFL Networks pregame show. I have NEVER seen a more biased approach to reporting...and that's saying a lot as a Cards fan.

I was at a family Christmas party so I might have missed something but from what I saw the entire pregame consisted of: 1) A synopsis of the Cowboys season. 2) An interview/butt kissin session with Jerry Jones. 3) An interview with a Cowboys player (A. Miles). And 3) Every "so called" commentator picking the Cowboys to trounce the Cardinals. I did not hear any pertinent info about the Cardinals mentioned. There was about a minute long segment from some blond chic reporter about the Cards and that was it.

I only catch broadcast from the NFL network on a limited basis but I've heard from many sources that their reporting, analysis, and commenting suck. After tonight I must say that I agree. That was disgraceful.

 

[Osbern61]

Forth

Matt Millen

Terrible analyst.

When he sang 'the barber takes a spill' after Marion Barber's slip and fall out of bounds, I bet everyone in the nation cringed.
Listened to ESPN's radio broadcast of the game, and I was actually impressed that Michael Irvin called the game with no detectable bias, although he did say 'John Skeleton' a couple times.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

Our tight ends.

Deion Sanders.

TE's for sure. They couldn't catch a cold.

 

[PJ1]

What truly sucked was the NFL Networks pregame show. I have NEVER seen a more biased approach to reporting...and that's saying a lot as a Cards fan.

I was at a family Christmas party so I might have missed something but from what I saw the entire pregame consisted of: 1) A synopsis of the Cowboys season. 2) An interview/butt kissin session with Jerry Jones. 3) An interview with a Cowboys player (A. Miles). And 3) Every "so called" commentator picking the Cowboys to trounce the Cardinals. I did not hear any pertinent info about the Cardinals mentioned. There was about a minute long segment from some blond chic reporter about the Cards and that was it.

I only catch broadcast from the NFL network on a limited basis but I've heard from many sources that their reporting, analysis, and commenting suck. After tonight I must say that I agree. That was disgraceful.

It really was amazing. Made the win that much sweeter though.

 

[clif]

Deion got on my nerves before the game, but afterwards he was better. I still don't get the stupid outburts. That crap is tired. Every network has someone doing it now.

 

[football karma]

Out three TEs are a 6th round pick, a 7th round pick and an undrafted free agent.

This is a position the Cards need to address

 

[NJCardFan]

I'm going to add Tom McCarthy and Chris Wheeler. Yes I know they're the TV broadcast team for the Philadelphia Phillies but they're so bad that they drip into other sports.