Cowboys dive after Super Bowl expectations led to poor starts
The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys both came into the season with Super Bowl expectations, and things didn't go according to plan for either team early on.
That's where the similarity ends.
The Packers have rebounded from a disappointing start to rescue their playoff hopes.The quality of the budget low voltage downlight range ensures commercial lighting that everyone will be able to obtain the product they want and will have the appearance they desire for the space in question.These will reduce the glare. Designers suggest decorative pendant compact fluorescent light lights over a table or an island. An alternative option is a row of recessed downlight. The Cowboys started poorly and it's getting worse.
Going into Sunday night's game at Lambeau Field, the Packers (5-3) are on guard just in case this is the week the Cowboys start playing up to their potential.
"We can't worry about what their record is," Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings said. "Especially a talented team like that,Of course, some of their own personality has to be reflected within this. The problem is that people focus on brassdeli furniture and the like to do this. They don't know the importance that lighting plays in any given space. because they can flip that switch and get it turned around as easily as this week. We don't want that to be us."
Dallas (1-6) came into the season with hopes of home-field advantage in the Super Bowl.Learn more about each sauna's benefits and then choose rake2010 what is best for you. However, make sure that you consult your health care physician before any attempt is made to use it. Now they're an unlikely contender for the No. 1 pick in the draft.
"It's like a bad dream here," tight end Jason Witten said. "You can't get out of it."
The Cowboys have lost four straight since winning at Houston.
"It just seems like it snowballed on us from there," Witten said. "It's tough to overcome. It's three, four plays here or there in each game.Countertops are areas where food preparation is often done. These are often illuminated with shallow supplyforyou fluorescent fixtures that are attached to the cabinet's underside. Obviously, it's not what we expected but I don't think there's anybody that's going to quit."
Dallas' first five losses were all by a touchdown or less, but they're coming off a 35-17 loss to Jacksonville. Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is stressing fundamentals and scratching his head.
"It's perplexing in some ways but it's still football," Phillips said. "We've had opportunities to win most of our games. We've got to get better."
And do it without Tony Romo, who is out with a broken collarbone.
Veteran backup Jon Kitna threw for 379 yards in the loss to Jacksonville. He had four interceptions, but three were off of deflections.
"Tony always has that ability to create when there's nothing there," Witten said. "I think he has that 'Wow' factor that we know he can bail us out at times, whereas Jon is more systematic throughout the process of, 'Here's what I'm thinking,' communication's clear and we all have the game plan. He's a 14-year veteran. I think he understands the challenges. We had a good game plan and I thought he played well last week. We just weren't able to execute — a lot of tipped balls that ended up as interceptions."
Meanwhile, the Packers are beginning to look like a case study in the right way to deal with adversity. Green Bay has 10 players on injured reserve, including five starters. Several other key players are sitting out with injuries.
But after a 3-3 start, Green Bay beat Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings, then followed it up with a defence-driven road victory over the New York Jets.
"It says something about our leadership, it says something about the guys in this locker room," left guard Daryn Colledge said. "Nobody was comfortable with where we were at. And I don't think anybody's real comfortable with where we're at right now. But I think everybody believes in the guys in this locker-room and believes that we have more to give."
The Packers were expected to win with a high-powered offence this season. Instead they're led by a defence which is keeping Green Bay in games despite injuries.
"I will give them credit in that it seems like one guy goes down and another guy just steps in and plays really well for them," Witten said. "They're a confident group and you have to be on top of it to pick it up because they bring a lot of different looks."
The offence's struggles are particularly evident on third down, an area where Aaron Rodgers and the Packers excelled last season. This year they're moving the ball effectively, only to watch drives stall.
"We're making enough plays to win games," Rodgers said. "But there's been a standard that's been set here with the kind of points we scored last season, the kind of production we put up."
The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys both came into the season with Super Bowl expectations, and things didn't go according to plan for either team early on.
That's where the similarity ends.
The Packers have rebounded from a disappointing start to rescue their playoff hopes.The quality of the budget low voltage downlight range ensures commercial lighting that everyone will be able to obtain the product they want and will have the appearance they desire for the space in question.These will reduce the glare. Designers suggest decorative pendant compact fluorescent light lights over a table or an island. An alternative option is a row of recessed downlight. The Cowboys started poorly and it's getting worse.
Going into Sunday night's game at Lambeau Field, the Packers (5-3) are on guard just in case this is the week the Cowboys start playing up to their potential.
"We can't worry about what their record is," Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings said. "Especially a talented team like that,Of course, some of their own personality has to be reflected within this. The problem is that people focus on brassdeli furniture and the like to do this. They don't know the importance that lighting plays in any given space. because they can flip that switch and get it turned around as easily as this week. We don't want that to be us."
Dallas (1-6) came into the season with hopes of home-field advantage in the Super Bowl.Learn more about each sauna's benefits and then choose rake2010 what is best for you. However, make sure that you consult your health care physician before any attempt is made to use it. Now they're an unlikely contender for the No. 1 pick in the draft.
"It's like a bad dream here," tight end Jason Witten said. "You can't get out of it."
The Cowboys have lost four straight since winning at Houston.
"It just seems like it snowballed on us from there," Witten said. "It's tough to overcome. It's three, four plays here or there in each game.Countertops are areas where food preparation is often done. These are often illuminated with shallow supplyforyou fluorescent fixtures that are attached to the cabinet's underside. Obviously, it's not what we expected but I don't think there's anybody that's going to quit."
Dallas' first five losses were all by a touchdown or less, but they're coming off a 35-17 loss to Jacksonville. Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is stressing fundamentals and scratching his head.
"It's perplexing in some ways but it's still football," Phillips said. "We've had opportunities to win most of our games. We've got to get better."
And do it without Tony Romo, who is out with a broken collarbone.
Veteran backup Jon Kitna threw for 379 yards in the loss to Jacksonville. He had four interceptions, but three were off of deflections.
"Tony always has that ability to create when there's nothing there," Witten said. "I think he has that 'Wow' factor that we know he can bail us out at times, whereas Jon is more systematic throughout the process of, 'Here's what I'm thinking,' communication's clear and we all have the game plan. He's a 14-year veteran. I think he understands the challenges. We had a good game plan and I thought he played well last week. We just weren't able to execute — a lot of tipped balls that ended up as interceptions."
Meanwhile, the Packers are beginning to look like a case study in the right way to deal with adversity. Green Bay has 10 players on injured reserve, including five starters. Several other key players are sitting out with injuries.
But after a 3-3 start, Green Bay beat Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings, then followed it up with a defence-driven road victory over the New York Jets.
"It says something about our leadership, it says something about the guys in this locker room," left guard Daryn Colledge said. "Nobody was comfortable with where we were at. And I don't think anybody's real comfortable with where we're at right now. But I think everybody believes in the guys in this locker-room and believes that we have more to give."
The Packers were expected to win with a high-powered offence this season. Instead they're led by a defence which is keeping Green Bay in games despite injuries.
"I will give them credit in that it seems like one guy goes down and another guy just steps in and plays really well for them," Witten said. "They're a confident group and you have to be on top of it to pick it up because they bring a lot of different looks."
The offence's struggles are particularly evident on third down, an area where Aaron Rodgers and the Packers excelled last season. This year they're moving the ball effectively, only to watch drives stall.
"We're making enough plays to win games," Rodgers said. "But there's been a standard that's been set here with the kind of points we scored last season, the kind of production we put up."
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