Adrian Clayborn's 6-Sack Performance

[ondaedg]

He had played reasonably well in several previous starts.

Don't ignore facts that don't fit you narrative.

Who cares what he did in preseason. After the 2nd sack adjustments should have been made. It's what all coaches do. Before you try to flex your keyboard muscles you should think it through fully.

 

[ondaedg]

After sack number 2 allowed and the numerous hurries, don't you think an adjustment from the sideline should have been in order?

Lol just wrote the same thing.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

If this has been posted, I apologize, but my goodness



What in the Wide World of Sports was a'goin on in this game

that was Dak's fault. he shouldn't have allowed those sacks. Lamar Jackson wouldn't allow those sacks.....that shows you how incompetent he is not being able to avoid sacks....

 

[Stash]

That's how I'd describe it. "Acceptable". Hardly good like Abe is trying to make it sound.......

Leading up to that game there were plenty of Cowboys fans trying to say that Green was a good player and capable. That Atlanta game shut up most of them. So badly that they now won't even admit they said anything.

I'm actually shocked that Abe is still trying to make excuses for him.

 

[CATCH17]

One of the worst coaching performances I have seen in a while.

Quarterbacking performance was bad too.

 

[CowboysLegend365]

It’s not the simple fact that the coaches put Green out there.

It’s the fact that they saw it not working and decided to do nothing but continue to watch.

 

[Beaker42]

At the time I couldn't fathom what happened. Maybe it was arrogance that Chaz Green can play. But looking back...just another prime example of incompetent coaching. And some fans will tell you blaming Garrett is a cop out but that game was arguably the biggest stain on his career. He sat there time and time again watching Dak get killed by this guy. Completely buried Chaz Green and almost did the same to Dak. Chaz Green was a young player at the time and Dak was in his second year. Should've protected him more that game.

Chaz Green shouldn’t have even been signed as a UDFA let alone a FREAKING 3RD ROUND PICK!!!

 

[Beaker42]

It’s not the simple fact that the coaches put Green out there.

It’s the fact that they saw it not working and decided to do nothing but continue to watch.

THE ENTIRE STAFF SHOULD’VE BEEN FIRED AS SOON AS THAT GAME ENDED!!!

 

[KJJ]

That was one of the many games that showed what an inferior head coach Garrett was. He expressed all kinds of confidence in Green heading into that game. He defended him after the game. He pointed out that he played well at times and at certain times he didn’t play as well as he would’ve liked to. Garrett refused to say Green played terrible. He would never go there. It was one of several games that season where we were unable to adjust at halftime. We lost Sean Lee in that game and our defense fell apart. We could never adjust to losing a key player. The loss of Zeke during his suspension completely derailed that season.

 

[Stash]

Quarterbacking performance was bad too.

I can't imagine why...

 

[Stash]

Chaz Green shouldn’t have even been signed as a UDFA let alone a FREAKING 3RD ROUND PICK!!!

We can 'thank' Frank Pollack for that. Green was his guy.

 

[the_h0wey]

At the time I couldn't fathom what happened. Maybe it was arrogance that Chaz Green can play. But looking back...just another prime example of incompetent coaching. And some fans will tell you blaming Garrett is a cop out but that game was arguably the biggest stain on his career. He sat there time and time again watching Dak get killed by this guy. Completely buried Chaz Green and almost did the same to Dak. Chaz Green was a young player at the time and Dak was in his second year. Should've protected him more that game.

One of Garrett's many weaknesses was his in game adjustments.

 

[TwoDeep3]

Quarterbacking performance was bad too.

After watching that video it has become acutely aware to me your bias against Dak now possesses zero logic and is simply elevated to an unreasonable amount of dislike with no provocation.

 

[Londonboy]

I remember screaming "GIVE HIM SOME BLEEPING HELP" over and over.
Possibly the worst individual game performance I've seen from a Cowboys Player.
Definitely the worst individual game performance I've seen from a Cowboys coaching staff.

 

[Williamsboys]

How GREEN is my Valley, The distance between a weak offensive lineman and the quartersack, er quarterback.

 

[HungryLion]

Quarterbacking performance was bad too.

Yeah I was disappointed the QB couldn’t perform better with 0.5 seconds of time to throw.

 

[jrumann59]

Wasn't cooper the LG that game also. Do I think Green sucked yes but I think it was a case of tolerance stacking on the left side, Smith and Frederick probably helped that leftside a good bit but throw in a Chaz Green with Jonathan Cooper there just was not enough talent collectively on the left side.

 

[Stash]

Wasn't cooper the LG that game also. Do I think Green sucked yes but I think it was a case of tolerance stacking on the left side, Smith and Frederick probably helped that leftside a good bit but throw in a Chaz Green with Jonathan Cooper there just was not enough talent collectively on the left side.

That wasn't Cooper getting beat on that film. It was Green and Byron Bell. Two guys with no business lining up at left tackle. But the Cowboys 'brain trust' thought differently and we saw how that worked out.

 

[Jake]

How ridiculous to see a guy getting beaten that badly and do nothing to help him. A more fragile QB doesn't finish that game.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

The decade of Garrett is truly a lost decade - where talent was wasted trying to prop up a guy who was pretending to be a HC.