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To: Robert F. Newton who wrote (37322)	12/31/2012 9:27:52 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 88235

I think Tony Romo is a great QB, but he is now 1-6 in elimination games. Ouch. Dallas was missing their top three receivers by game's end, but I suspect Romo will get all the blame for the loss. Though the Cowboy fans I know around here, and there are many, pretty much wrote off this season, I have to think trading Romo is now a necessity for them. - Jeff

To: Robert F. Newton who wrote (37322)	12/31/2012 9:28:14 AM
From: Buckey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 88235

LOL cheers. I didn't mail it in on week 17? I came out to play hard. Me and my shitty Buccaneers. was 16-0 in ESPN pool, 400,000 entrants 40 guys 16-0. Most people have 5 entries. I had one. CBS I was 15-1 - I missed a game. I finished in top 100 and I think they have 100,000 entrants. with all of those winnings and the winnings here I come up $1.73 short on my Medium cofee at the local Tim Horton's. I guess for a guy from the frozen north who never played a single game of Organized Tackle Football I did ok. Please note I did try and "lace up***" for my High School foortball team but also note that where I grew up often that was the first time any of us ever saw football gear as we had no minor football. I couldnt figure out how to put on the gear and the no cup thing didnt sit well with me as a Hockey defenseman blocking shots the CUP was an important piece of gear. Great year for NFL. Favorites ran the tables all year and whan that happens the pros rape the sports books which I heard took a beating. Seems counterintuitive that when favs win the sports books lose as payout odds less but far more money laid on the faves. SO I understand