Giving the Patriots credit for this win is kind of like giving the Russians credit for defending their home turf against Napoleon’s invasion in 1812. Yeah, technically they won, but the weather had a lot to do with it.
“You can go all the way back to a few hundred years B.C., Sun Tzu, ‘The Art of War.’ Attack weaknesses, utilize strengths and figure out what the strengths are on your team. There are some things you have to protect. Find the weaknesses of your opponent and attack. You can’t win a war by digging a hole. You gotta attack. You have to figure out where you want to attack, how you want to attack and that changes week to week and game to game.”
Here is the controversial second tripping call with the “discussion” between Mike Pereira and Troy Aikman.
LOL @ the TWITterers and Mediots who claim that this one close call decided the game. Because, the way things were going in this game, a Cowboys’ first down on this play would obviously have led to them marching straight down the field against the best Defense in the league under terrible weather conditions.
As much as I and others have been kyping on the lack of offensive production, it should not be lost that in a game where field position and taking care of the ball mattered more than most, Sony Michel matched the rushing performance of “The Great” Zeke Elliot.