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October 14, 2012
Live blog: Ravens 31, Cowboys 29 (F)
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This team played with heart today. Still too many penalties..dropped balls..critical turnover in the red zone by Romo that led to a Ravens touchdown. Yet they were still about five yards away from giving Bailey a better chance for the game winning field even though he did miss a possible game winning field goal from 52 yards. One timeout left with twenty seconds on the clock. Garrett and Romo goes brain dead yet again and waste fourteen seconds by letting the clock run down to six seconds then call timeout for a 52 yard foeld goal try to win the game. Bailey missed. Cowboys lose again...
Posted by: TheOne | October 14, 2012 at 05:28 PM
I'm confused, isn't 5 points down the perfect time to go for a 2 point conversion? What good does it do us to get within 4?
Posted by: billymc | October 14, 2012 at 02:22 PM