Dallas vs NFL Pass Protection (endzone cam)

[RoyTheHammer]

Originally Posted by burmafrd

Getting used to pressure. Think about that for a minute.

Getting used to being hit without warning.

By very large guys going full speed.

I call BS on ANYONE getting used to that without their game going down hill.

On the contrary.. he's hit very little compared to the rest of the QB's around the league. Maybe middle of the pack at best? Like some said, he's very good at sensing pressure and avoiding the rush.

[VACowboy]

Originally Posted by AmericasTeam31

Look at the second set of Cowboys vs Bears plays and take a look at how well the stretch play action pass worked...

Staple of the Shanahan offense.

/nag

[burmafrd]

Originally Posted by RoyTheHammer

On the contrary.. he's hit very little compared to the rest of the QB's around the league. Maybe middle of the pack at best? Like some said, he's very good at sensing pressure and avoiding the rush.

Total BS.

Hit very little?

Yeah sure.

You really need your glasses checked

[RoyTheHammer]

Originally Posted by burmafrd

Total BS.

Hit very little?

Yeah sure.

You really need your glasses checked

They track QB hits.. he's around the middle of the pack.

No glasses required.

[RoyTheHammer]

Scratch that, burm.

"Was" middle of the pack. Now, with the bye, the only QB's who have been hit less than Romo are Eli and Josh Freeman.

[hairic]

Houston's vs New York Jets (week 5)

http://imgur.com/a/DM8pq#0
http://imgur.com/a/0LH3U#0

[maxdallasfan]

The Pats use small, quick guys to beat the big, fast Defenses in today's NFL.

[McLovin]

Originally Posted by maxdallasfan

The Pats use small, quick guys to beat the big, fast Defenses in today's NFL.

scheme? finding mismatches? that's novel

[percyhoward]

Originally Posted by noshame

He absolutely struggles with velocity/touch on vertical routes, always has, but now teams have figured it out.

Gee, that only took 7 years.

[hairic]

Cincinnati's vs Miami (week 5):

http://imgur.com/a/ii8uL#0
http://imgur.com/a/pxJfZ#0
http://imgur.com/a/T2zQX#0

Not a fan of imgur today; lots of failed uploads. Gonna do Arizona vs St. Louis game tomorrow (the 6 sacks within 2.5 seconds, 9 total game), then the first three Dallas games whenever. These only take 20-25 minutes to do, so I could be done by tomorrow.

[Bluestang]

Look at the highlights of where Romo would hit Bryant on those back shoulder fades last season...where has that been at this year?

[CaptainMorgan]

Originally Posted by Bluestang

Look at the highlights of where Romo would hit Bryant on those back shoulder fades last season...where has that been at this year?

Its been attempted, Dez hasnt caught it a couple times and Romo has missed a couple times.

[hairic]

Arizona's vs St. Louis (week 5)

http://imgur.com/a/VuuzJ#0
http://imgur.com/a/vYub7#0
http://imgur.com/a/l3u4U#0
http://imgur.com/a/Ch2Iu#0

[hairic]

Release/sack/scramble (QB reaches LOS) average times. Keep in mind this is with inaccurate rounding, it's not frame accurate. I can do that, but I really don't want to:

Romo: 2.77 seconds
Orton: 2.7 seconds
Both Dallas QBs: 2.75 seconds
Cutler: 2.86 seconds
Brady: 2.91 seconds

Ran out of time to do the others, but GB and ARI's will be laughable from the high sack/high scrambling games I picked.

[cowboysooner]

Originally Posted by btcutter

1. Unlike NE, we do not call many short routes over the middle.
2. We do not have small shifty WR to run in the middle.
3. We call many plays that takes TOO LONG to develop.
4. Romo likes big plays.
5. Our OL sucks.
6. Maybe our OC isn't very good either.

This.

Our offense, especially our play action game is designed off of the man blocking schemes that Garrett grew up with in a Zampese-Turner system. Our running game is going more to a Shanahan-Gibbs-Kubiak system with zone blocking. Our play action does not look like alot of our runs.

We don't play action the stretch play an bring a slot receiver or te across the formation very often. We don't fake the stretch play and run the te down the seam like the Texans did to find a wide open Owen Daniels running past a sucked up Laron Landry.

We don't have much complicated motion, very few bunch formations. If we struggle to protect we immediately go 11 personnel and throw quick from the shotgun. We also still run alot of slow developing plays like deep overs and in cuts that we have trouble protecting when not in the gun. We simply have the Jason Garrett offense regardless of our personnel.

Great offensive coordinators do one of 2 things. Correctly identify and acquire talent to fit their system or mold the best offense possible based on the talents and abilities of the players around them. Frankly, I think the guys in the latter category are geniuses and harder to find (Sean Payton, Kevin Gilbride), but I'd happily take Garrett being in category 1 which is what Andy Reid, Shannahan and Kubiak do.

I thought we were heading toward something special last year with a healthy Demarco Murray, but this we have clearly regressed as an offense despite relative health and Tony has not taken due care of the ball.

Hopefully we can get this turned around. I think Garrett is smart enough to not beat his head against a brick wall.