Broaddus: This playcaller hampers Dak

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What I find ironic is Norv Turner, Jason Garrett, and Sean Payton are ALL Air Coryell guys. But, do the Garrett/Moore offenses look ANYTHING like what folks can remember from watching a Norv or Payton offense? Norv Turner might not have been a good HC, but he seemed to be able to create really good offenses (as the OC) with a wide variety of QB's. While Payton had Brees almost the entire time, he just seemed to know how to utilize his weapons in a much better fashion than the Garrett/Moore versions. Garrett/Moore seem to run the ORIGINAL, 1980's version where you need studs at every offensive position, which OBVIOUSLY limits the team when somebody is out.

Payton is not a Coryell descendant - he coached under Gruden and Bill Callahan in Philadelphia before he moved on to work under Jim Fassel with the Giants. He's a WCO guy.
 
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Dak was better before he was coached by Dallas coaches. He need to go back to doing what he feels rather than following stupid Garrett progressing BS.
 

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Here's what I think.

One, Dak is not an elite or great QB. He's good. That's it.

Two, a QB like Dak needs a certain type of OC.

Three, Moore ain't that OC. If you had Kyle Shanahan here, I think Dak would be more consistent and effective. Still not great but better.

Four, it won't matter because we are likely stuck with both for awhile. Moore won't get many head offers this offseason and could very well be McCarthy's replacement.

KMoore doesn’t run the ball enough.

that’s a lot of our problems.

Dak…he has really declined since the middle of last season.

don’t know why. 8(
 
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About time the media stops giving Moore a free pass. Last year he was exposed to where opponents D's knew the next play. Bad move by keeping him MM. He's making you look bad.

McCarthy makes himself look bad all on his own.

But KM has also lost all benefit of doubt.

Neither have figured out how to counter zone defense since Broncos exposed Cowboys weaknesses last season.

That was TWELVE games ago.
 

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In my 35+ years of watching football, I have never seen an offense so easy to defend. Literally every week the opponents claim they knew what we were doing and how easy to defend it was

It was same way with Garrett too. This goes back much further than McCarthy or KM.
 

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So no excuses to defend Dak but let's blame OC Moore. Typical stuff these days when it comes to Dak. Interesting you reference meat of it starts at 3:30 but the first 3:30 really is questioning Dak's ability and should Dallas look to draft a new QB.....and then later on they start laying into Dak's agent, Dak's inability to remain healthy, etc.

Nice to see someone finally calling Dak out for his issues.
Bro you don't hate Dak so much to the point where you cant place blame everywhere right??? It's not an excuse for Dak if it's true bro and I'm not the biggest Dak fan
 

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So no excuses to defend Dak but let's blame OC Moore. Typical stuff these days when it comes to Dak. Interesting you reference meat of it starts at 3:30 but the first 3:30 really is questioning Dak's ability and should Dallas look to draft a new QB.....and then later on they start laying into Dak's agent, Dak's inability to remain healthy, etc.

Nice to see someone finally calling Dak out for his issues.

I was referring to Broaddus' comments.

I'm not sure what war you think you're fighting here, soldier.
 

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Need an offensive rebuild and it’s a dayum shame because the Defense is good and going to improve and that'll get wasted as this offense falls off a cliff and has to rebuild
Suxxxx
 

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Broaddus mentions there were opportunities on crossing routes to make a big play and Prescott either didn't see it or lacked the confidence to make the throw. Checked it down instead.
Because Broaddus is not realizing what pressure Dak is under in the pocket behind the line of scrimmage. All he is looking at is down the field at 1 receiver getting open late, meanwhile Dak is under extreme pressure behind this poor pass protection. It's easy for Broaddus or an average Joe to criticize the QB since they are not the ones under duress on the field. Broaddus would be correct if Dak had a good pocket protection, time to scan the field and simply was not finding the open receiver, but 9 out of 10 times, that is simply not the case.
 
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Because Broaddus is not realizing what pressure Dak is under in the pocket behind the line of scrimmage. All he is looking at is down the field at 1 receiver getting open late, meanwhile Dak is under extreme pressure behind this poor pass protection. It's easy for Broaddus or an average Joe to criticize the QB since they are not the ones under duress on the field. Broaddus would be correct if Dak had a good pocket protection, time to scan the field and simply was not finding the open receiver, but 9 out of 10 times, that is simply not the case.

Yes, that is what happened. Broaddus just isn't smart enough to factor that in.

You have to really know the game to realize how well Prescott played.
 

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Yes, that is what happened. Broaddus just isn't smart enough to factor that in.

You have to really know the game to realize how well Prescott played.
I would love to be able to discuss tape with Broaddus and the other 3 clowns yapping on the air with him. The coaches tape explains a lot.
 

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Payton is not a Coryell descendant - he coached under Gruden and Bill Callahan in Philadelphia before he moved on to work under Jim Fassel with the Giants. He's a WCO guy.

I think he's been versed in almost ALL offensive philosophies - while it may not be 100% accurate, Pro Football Reference lists every season what system each team is "supposedly" running on offense. So, when he was Gruden and Fassel, they ran WCO. With Parcells, they ran Erhardt-Perkins. Yet, every year he coached NO, they listed the offense as Air Coryell. So, he probably runs a conglomeration of all of these.
 
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