STSINAZ
03-20-2005, 02:28 PM
The best way IMO to take out your enemy is to take advantage of either their weaknesses or to strengthen the strongest part of your army to such an extent that nothing brought against it can withstand it.
Obviously this is not war but there is a battle that goes on every Sunday afternoon at about noon depending on what time zone you are in and it happens right there on every NFL football field. You are probably saying to yourself how does the opening paragraph pertain to me and the Cwboys...well...the strongest part of our team or in this case a part of our team that would be strengthened beyond all measure if we were to add a top notch player is at the receiver position. IMO if we were to add Mike Williams or Braylon Edwards that position would be the best on our team and no one would be able to defense our offense. Add that with an All Pro TE, an up and coming future probowl runningback, a probowl addition at guard and a Quarterback who just a few years ago threw for over 4,300 yards and you have a serious offense in the making. Now I know that we need a backup for JJ and we will get that. I also know that Rivera is going to have to be ok also but IMO and Lincoln Kennedy's opinion this is a minor surgery. One that most offensive linemen have one time or another in their career. Here is why I think this one move will put us over the top where most teams won't be able to defense us.
Keyshawn is getting older and this move will make him a #2 receiver. He is an OK one but as a #2 he would definitely be above average. Terry Glenn would be the ultimate #3 receiver. Maybe the best in the league. He can still play and this move would only put him on the field on passing downs. It would prolong his career. I guarantee you if we get one of these guys in the 1st round (Williams or Edwards), this will be Bill Parcell's speech to him. I have heard it before from him regarding 30+ players. Quincy Morgan is going to know the playbook this time around and he will be healthy. We would be able to go to 4 receiver sets if needed and dominate teams. Could you imagine these 4 receivers setting up out of the shotgun? Who do you cover? How about 5 receiver sets and no runningback with Witten in there? At least this gives up major options. Quincy also will be able to sub in for Keyshawn to help him out some as far as playing time so he will be able to be healthy down the stretch. If anyone of them gets injured we are covered. Crayton and Copper will have to play that much harder to make the team.
The main reason this will help is this. Williams or Edwards would eventually have to be doubleteamed and I dont have to tell you what Witten does to linebackers who try and cover him man up. I also dont have to tell you what Glenn would do in the slot singlemanned up against the 3rd best CB on the team. Don't forget the running lanes this will create for JJ who IMO, if he can stay healthy, is about to breakout with a 1500 yard season. This move would open everything up for him even more so. How could they bring a safety down in the box and leave Mike Williams singlecovered? They will have to pick their poison. The thing about the QB position...all the arguments about Bledsoe not having it in crunch time....with this move that would be put to rest because by the time crunch time comes along, as long as our Defense holds up, their would be nothing to win. The game will already have been won!
In closing I think we have it all wrong as far as what we think BP is going to do in this draft...the way most of us think is like this....we have certain holes, we dont necessarily need a WR, so why would we waste our first pick on one? and even the 2nd by having to trade up? Because as I said it's not about filling holes it's about totally getting one aspect of your game so lopsided that there is nothing your opponent can do. Then you have dominance! Mike Williams or Braylon Edwards would bring dominance back to the Dallas Cowboys.
Obviously this is not war but there is a battle that goes on every Sunday afternoon at about noon depending on what time zone you are in and it happens right there on every NFL football field. You are probably saying to yourself how does the opening paragraph pertain to me and the Cwboys...well...the strongest part of our team or in this case a part of our team that would be strengthened beyond all measure if we were to add a top notch player is at the receiver position. IMO if we were to add Mike Williams or Braylon Edwards that position would be the best on our team and no one would be able to defense our offense. Add that with an All Pro TE, an up and coming future probowl runningback, a probowl addition at guard and a Quarterback who just a few years ago threw for over 4,300 yards and you have a serious offense in the making. Now I know that we need a backup for JJ and we will get that. I also know that Rivera is going to have to be ok also but IMO and Lincoln Kennedy's opinion this is a minor surgery. One that most offensive linemen have one time or another in their career. Here is why I think this one move will put us over the top where most teams won't be able to defense us.
Keyshawn is getting older and this move will make him a #2 receiver. He is an OK one but as a #2 he would definitely be above average. Terry Glenn would be the ultimate #3 receiver. Maybe the best in the league. He can still play and this move would only put him on the field on passing downs. It would prolong his career. I guarantee you if we get one of these guys in the 1st round (Williams or Edwards), this will be Bill Parcell's speech to him. I have heard it before from him regarding 30+ players. Quincy Morgan is going to know the playbook this time around and he will be healthy. We would be able to go to 4 receiver sets if needed and dominate teams. Could you imagine these 4 receivers setting up out of the shotgun? Who do you cover? How about 5 receiver sets and no runningback with Witten in there? At least this gives up major options. Quincy also will be able to sub in for Keyshawn to help him out some as far as playing time so he will be able to be healthy down the stretch. If anyone of them gets injured we are covered. Crayton and Copper will have to play that much harder to make the team.
The main reason this will help is this. Williams or Edwards would eventually have to be doubleteamed and I dont have to tell you what Witten does to linebackers who try and cover him man up. I also dont have to tell you what Glenn would do in the slot singlemanned up against the 3rd best CB on the team. Don't forget the running lanes this will create for JJ who IMO, if he can stay healthy, is about to breakout with a 1500 yard season. This move would open everything up for him even more so. How could they bring a safety down in the box and leave Mike Williams singlecovered? They will have to pick their poison. The thing about the QB position...all the arguments about Bledsoe not having it in crunch time....with this move that would be put to rest because by the time crunch time comes along, as long as our Defense holds up, their would be nothing to win. The game will already have been won!
In closing I think we have it all wrong as far as what we think BP is going to do in this draft...the way most of us think is like this....we have certain holes, we dont necessarily need a WR, so why would we waste our first pick on one? and even the 2nd by having to trade up? Because as I said it's not about filling holes it's about totally getting one aspect of your game so lopsided that there is nothing your opponent can do. Then you have dominance! Mike Williams or Braylon Edwards would bring dominance back to the Dallas Cowboys.