Jerry Jones Clarifies 'Moral Victory' Statement
Minutes after the Cowboys fell to the Broncos on Sunday at AT&T Stadium, owner and GM Jerry Jones deemed the team's 51-48 loss a "moral victory". Jones clarified on Wednesday.
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Minutes after the Cowboys fell to the Broncos on Sunday at AT&T Stadium, owner and GM Jerry Jones deemed the team's 51-48 loss a "moral victory". Jones clarified on Wednesday.
His stats are amazing but the results aren't. How can both things be true? It's my theory that he caves under pressure, and I decided to look at every 4th quarter from the 8-8 2012 season to test it.
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I know. I know. No moral victories. But let's look at the big picture. This may have been the first time this season the Cowboys were healthy enough to play at the up-speed tempo they played at.
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The Cowboys tried hard. Participation ribbons for everyone. There are no moral victories in professional sports, especially for the Dallas Cowboys.
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While many are calling the Cowboys' 51-48 loss to the Broncos a "good loss" or "moral victory", head coach Jason Garrett isn't willing to use either label.
Tony Romo threw for over 500 yards and Peyton Manning threw for over 400 while the two combined for nine touchdown passes as the Denver Broncos beat the Dallas Cowboys, 51-48.
That 2-3 record actually places Dallas in a first-place tie in the lame NFC East. And there is no grand shame in losing to the undefeated Broncos, who average an incredible 45 points per game.
Matt Prater kicked a 28-yard field goal as time expired and Peyton Manning and Denver overcame the first 500-yard passing game in Dallas history to keep the Broncos unbeaten with a 51-48 victory over the Cowboys on Sunday.
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