Dware working with the passrushers

[cowboys5xsbs]

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Can't get much better than learning from a Hall of Famer

 

[FaSho]

He's pretty qualified!

Side note: I bet this dude could still put up 8 sacks as a passrushing specialist lol

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

He's pretty qualified!

Side note: I bet this dude could still put up 8 sacks as a passrushing specialist lol

I was gonna say he looks exactly how he did his rookie season. The boy isn’t aging lol.

 

[Cowboys5217]

He's pretty qualified!

Side note: I bet this dude could still put up 8 sacks as a passrushing specialist lol

He looks like he could run through a brick wall. The man has kept in top shape.

 

[big dog cowboy]

 

[btgboys41]

Such a high character + high performance guy. A great influence and model for the young pups for technique stuff and for the behavior/approach stuff as well.

 

[Jarntt]

Love seeing this. Being a great player doesn't make you a great coach. But, it can't hurt in May

 

[CCBoy]

Demarcus Ware is a great leadership model...and he adds to the defensive line positional group.

Whether he’s called an end or a linebacker, Parsons is the primary edge player of the Cowboys. He gets as many snaps off the EDGE as he can handle. Players like Lawrence, Dante Fowler Jr., Dorance Armstrong, Sam Williams, Chauncey Golston and possibly even Takk McKinley, split up the remaining opportunities.

While Fowler (28) and McKinley (27) are resigned to veteran rotational roles, Armstrong (25) and Williams (24) are ascending players who are possibly on the cusp of breakout seasons. Quinn’s unlikely to ever completely abandon his rotation on the line but it’s safe to say he’s interested in getting ample opportunities for his young and ascending players.

Things aren’t quite so crowded on the inside of the Dallas defensive line. The rookie Mazi Smith and Johnathan Hankins are virtual locks as the top two 1-tech tackles. While Osa Odighizuwa is the top player at 3-tech.

https://sports.yahoo.com/demarcus-lawrence-spending-more-snaps-191210611.html?src=rss

 

[CCBoy]

On a somewhat similar note, I'm close to ready to declaring that as long as the Cowboys have Dan Quinn and Micah Parsons, they will be a top-10 defense. Far from regressing, the Cowboys improved on this side of the ball last year, and the addition of Stephon Gilmore should only make them stronger, given the (mostly injury-related) depth issues that cropped up at cornerback last season.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...-among-most-likely-units-to-crack-the-top-10/

 

[fivetwos]

Love seeing this. Being a great player doesn't make you a great coach. But, it can't hurt in May

True, and I’m guessing here, but I would think at the very least, at that position, he can give valuable advice as far as technique, how tackles will tend to adjust, and how to readjust.

A guy like Sam Williams is raw enough where his career may depend on being around the right people early on.

The problem is what worked for the extremely gifted Ware may not work well for Williams. It’s up to Williams to take in all the advice and figure out what works best for him.

 

[Typhus]

Demarcus Ware is a great leadership model...and he adds to the defensive line positional group.

Whether he’s called an end or a linebacker, Parsons is the primary edge player of the Cowboys. He gets as many snaps off the EDGE as he can handle. Players like Lawrence, Dante Fowler Jr., Dorance Armstrong, Sam Williams, Chauncey Golston and possibly even Takk McKinley, split up the remaining opportunities.

While Fowler (28) and McKinley (27) are resigned to veteran rotational roles, Armstrong (25) and Williams (24) are ascending players who are possibly on the cusp of breakout seasons. Quinn’s unlikely to ever completely abandon his rotation on the line but it’s safe to say he’s interested in getting ample opportunities for his young and ascending players.

Things aren’t quite so crowded on the inside of the Dallas defensive line. The rookie Mazi Smith and Johnathan Hankins are virtual locks as the top two 1-tech tackles. While Osa Odighizuwa is the top player at 3-tech.

https://sports.yahoo.com/demarcus-lawrence-spending-more-snaps-191210611.html?src=rss

My how this DL has evolved quickly, no longer yesterday's DL lineup, nice depth with ceiling still.

 

[Mr_437]

Sam Williams learning from DWare is exactly what I want to see for Sam.

 

[bigE79]

It be awesome if too tall would show up also.

 

[CCBoy]

It be awesome if too tall would show up also.

Manster, Harvey Martin, Bob Lilly...Too Tall, and Charles Haley.

 

[Big_D]

Sack Sensei.. love it! I always like to see the alumni showing up and teaching these younger guys!

 

[Typhus]

Manster, Harvey Martin, Bob Lilly...Too Tall, and Charles Haley.

Opposite line, but Step would have made a great OL coach.

 

[CCBoy]

Opposite line, but Step would have made a great OL coach.

He smoked before it became a 'legal' habit...

 

[TequilaCowboy]

Dammmmmitttt.. wish Jerry would hire a couple of guys who could teach our greenhorns a tad or two......DWare and SeanLee....imagine the knowledge and attention both of them would provide.

 

[Calvin2Tony2Emmitt2Julius]

Question He's clearly going into the hall for exploits done in a Cowboys uniform , yes? So my question is does it make him less of a player because he never won the big one or enjoyed playoff success ?

That's why I don't root for players like the Front runners do. I couldn't care less about his Super Bowl won in Denver. But hey! that's just how I get down !