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I don’t think this offense will implode
The defense can only get better. I’m not sure it’s possible they could get worse

conner--do you think this coaching regime can help to turn around our defense?
 

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conner--do you think this coaching regime can help to turn around our defense?
I just don’t see how it can get any worse
We are giving up like 34 points a game
They have nowhere to go but up
 

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I just don’t see how it can get any worse
We are giving up like 34 points a game
They have nowhere to go but up

appreciate your optimism....hope it did not jinx it ....and you all thought this was our bottom?...obviously you can see i have lost a lot of hope
 

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Im not cherry picking anything. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to see that Noah brown is a better weapon than schultz on any down and distance. Much less on 3rd and long.
This coaching staff needs someone delegating snapcounts. There is no accountability in this next man up offense. The monotony of the everydown te scheme is more of a burden than a plus when ya got a scrub

bingo...i have been thinking exact same thing..Noah Brown has been catching a few difficult throws and eating....i want Noah Brown to get more snaps...the dude is a beast at blocking for a receiver
 

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bingo...i have been thinking exact same thing..Noah Brown has been catching a few difficult throws and eating....i want Noah Brown to get more snaps...the dude is a beast at blocking for a receiver

I feel sorry for the slot receivers on this team. They always got spot played on 3rd down so there is no element of surprise. Poor Beasely had to play a spot player role on 3rd down and had the highest open rate in the league. Lmao.

Could you imagine if he was our 4th wr in the 10 personell instead of The 11 with schultz. Lmao.

I think brown can produce the same results. I think we can run the ball better also. This 11 and 12 personell is really bogus when ya got a sorry oline. Its gonna be hard to keep a qb healthy.

Kellen more is Garrett 2.0 and needs to change up this fall behind every week scheme.
 

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Yeah and buffalo just marched down the field in 5 wr mode w no te and rosen was out there making him a sandwhich with tons of protection and time to throw. Lmao.

A te and his chip block is not needed on every single play bro. Running or passing. Sorry. Youre not an educated football scholar to the new passing era. Youre old school running mentality.

So we took the 3rd stringer te out and inserted the 4th string te. The formation had bell instead of schultz. Lol. The 2 sorriest tes in the league were rotating. Lmao.

We ran like 2 plays last week without a scrub te on the field.
Its a monotonous vanilla predictable offense in which 5 steaks on offense cant overcome that monotonous predictability and the lack of sauce from the practice squad level tes when the game is on the line.

When do or die and playoff time comes we'll be one and done cant win none with these scrub tes. They cant carry the scoring averages. Whats worse is dak is a big part of scoring w his legs that we dont have now in the red zone and these tes have no 50/50 ball skills. Flat footed tes never win beans.

Making our situation worse against those above .500 teams.

We havent been relevant on offense in years. 8-8 is not relevant. 1 playoff win in 25 years is not relevant.

The everydown te scheme is trash. Schultz may not be the everysnap te witten was for 12-15 years and may be getting substituted some, but its for the 4th string te bell. Ha ha ha. Instead of using a better skilled player w the skillsets for that down and distance. 3rd and 19 with the game on the line is not the skillsets for schultz and bell.

At years end our te core will have 4-5 tds against scrubs and we'll be 8-8 and one and done.

Youre such a te narc that youre even comparing schultz to being better than Cook. Thats exactly how much you dont know about football. Cook is a gamechanger on paper. Esp on turf. Comparing him to schultz is an insult.

Our te production is empty calories againsts scrub teams or prevent defenses.

Witten had 2 tds in the first 2 games last year and was on pace for 16 tds but he ended up w 3 for the year. Sure we can win some games with the overutilization at te. But not against any good teams. Lol.

Take out all of the production against over .500 teams or the scrub giants and skins in 6-7 years and this team is batting zero at te. Lmao.

Especially this year. The next man up at te is really the last man standing. You fail to mention that this offense built huge deficits in every game and the defense went into prevent mode. You fail to mention your boy schultz has played all of the red zone snaps and 3rd and longs and gamewinning drives and hasnt produced jack squat. His 4th quarter stats are a losing tradition.

And when it comes to Cook you fail to mention that he pulled groin muscle and has been fighting through injury.

He also had 9 tds last year which is twice as many as our whole te core who played double the snaps. Lol. He also has made several game winning plays like he did yesterday against a decent chargers team and against us in the playoffs ending our playoff run. Which is the biggest reason I argue that for situational rotation because schultz and Bell cannot make those plays not even once. Hes just like swaim, escobar, jarwin, and Witten. He doesnt have the long ball or red zone skills to make a gamechanging play or score consistent enough to warrant those snaps.
If Buffalo were using 5 WRs they wouldn't be using a RB, and they did not routinely go with an empty backfield. So, there you are making things up, yet again. And even if they went without a TE, that's one example in one game while you ignore the many examples I have given with many teams. You have been proven both wrong, and a liar so many times you should be embarrassed to still be hanging around here.

By the way, did you really say Cook is a game changer "on paper"? lol. I'm looking for people who make a difference on a football field, and here you are running away from the fact Cook is not having a strong year by saying he is a game changer "on paper". That's hilarious.

By the way, are you still not aware that Witten isn't a Dallas Cowboy? When you figure that out maybe we can talk again.

Bye now.
 
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i hope dalton maintains the same trust in schultz that dak did. he's opening a lot of eyes. i have no doubt blake jarwin is taking notice.
 

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If Buffalo were using 5 WRs they wouldn't be using a RB, and they did not routinely go with an empty backfield. So, there you are making things up, yet again. And even if they went without a TE, that's one example in one game while you ignore the many examples I have given with many teams. You have been proven both wrong, and a liar so many times you should be embarrassed to still be hanging around here.

By the way, are you still not aware that Witten isn't a Dallas Cowboy? When you figure that out maybe we can talk again.

Bye now.

This has been a 6-7 year converstion. Not something that started last week. Lol.

Wed rather pay witten 5-8 million to be serviceable scrub checkdowner then get a real bonified receiving te in fa.

Pro football focus ranks te as the #1 position of need but lets listen to Rogers because even though hes been wrong about #82, hanna, swaim, jarwin, and now schultz for 6-7 years and will be wrong this year lets go against the experts over at pff
 

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i hope dalton maintains the same trust in schultz that dak did. he's opening a lot of eyes. i have no doubt blake jarwin is taking notice.
Is Jarwin a low level Wally Pipp?
 

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Considering he was drafted as a blocking TE and now this.......say hello to our future TE guys.



Just an example that happens to be visible due to desperation, and makes me shudder how much talent has been dismissed through out the years with past regimes.
Maybe, just maybe, this horrible season can wake some upper staff to finally take off the blinders.
There are a few coaches in this league and a few FOs that allow their coaching staff to employ the best available talent, not just the highest drafted.
In no way am I saying that Dalton is a premier TE in this league, but he is an example of overlooking possible talent, and that has plagued this team for quite some time.
 

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Another solid game from Schultz. Didn't need to contribute in the passing game this time but was out there blocking very well.

The REAL Dalton in town is #86...not #14!
 

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Is Jarwin a low level Wally Pipp?
it's a shame that when he finally got his chance to play he gets injured and on ir during the first game of the season. hopefully, he'll come back better than ever and we'll have two good te's. hadn't heard wally pipp's name in a long time.
 

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Another solid game from Schultz. Didn't need to contribute in the passing game this time but was out there blocking very well.

The REAL Dalton in town is #86...not #14!
He plays with effort and brings his all every week, so I have zero issue with that.
If his attitude sends a message to some of our classic under achievers than Im all for that.
 

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it's a shame that when he finally got his chance to play he gets injured and on ir during the first game of the season. hopefully, he'll come back better than ever and we'll have two good te's. hadn't heard wally pipp's name in a long time.
It really is a shame. Of course, for fans and the team we were able to find there is more to Schultz than we knew, but I suspect the Cowboys already knew that considering how heavily they used him right away.
 

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This thread is hard to follow, but among starting TEs, Schultz is in the bottom third as far as receiving ability. The gap between he and Jarwin, as receivers, is massive.

To @CowboysExchange 's point, there's really no reason why he should see 70% of the snaps, when he's keeping Brown/Wilson or even Pollard off the field. He simply does not have the athleticism required to force defenses to defend him in the seam, which is why we see Lamb there so much. In a vacuum, that's not a problem, but long-term, it greatly reduces the offense's ability to be creative.
 

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This thread is hard to follow, but among starting TEs, Schultz is in the bottom third as far as receiving ability. The gap between he and Jarwin, as receivers, is massive.

To @CowboysExchange 's point, there's really no reason why he should see 70% of the snaps, when he's keeping Brown/Wilson or even Pollard off the field. He simply does not have the athleticism required to force defenses to defend him in the seam, which is why we see Lamb there so much. In a vacuum, that's not a problem, but long-term, it greatly reduces the offense's ability to be creative.

Hes playing pretty decent and better than anyone expected statwise. But hes got very little deep ball, 50/50 ball skills, big play capability, or scoring ability regardless of his stats.

I still think this offense is 3 x's more fluid and potent with these tes off the field on passing downs

Ya just cant run the same formations for 20 years before everybody figures you out. Lmao.

Schultzs stats arent too bad but this offense is still predictable and vanilla with the same 11-12 passing formations since Garrett started and beyond. Sure hes had a flash here and there when the scrub teams had us down by 3 scores. But hes still no tony pollard or noah brown imo.

These checkdown tes are getting alot of opportunities but imo they are robbing the better weapons of some snapcounts.

Most of schultz production is coming against bad teams in blowout games where were falling behind. Its not gamechanging production.

We just dont play situational football and it shows against good teams with good coaches who beat us everytime. 20 years of Vanilla doesnt get ya too far in the NFL.
 

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This is the key. I had him pegged wrong too. I thought he could do a little blocking and catch an occasional pass, but it never crossed my mind he could be a significant player. But in the absence of actual evidence from games, and without the team showing they believed it, how can a fan know?

5 targets 4 catches 35 yards and zero tds and we lost with the leagues best te hype in History. When is he gonna turn back into a prince. 8.75 yard averages. Cmon throw in the towel Rogers These tes are not a winning formula. How many more games before they pull the plug on this lets play from behind football strategy. Lol. Were gonna win the division at 5-11 record.
 
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