The pads come on today!

[America's Cowboy]

For the first day in full pads...

Dak threw two pick-6s.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

For the first day in full pads...

Dak threw two pick-6s.

It’s practice

 

[America's Cowboy]

It’s practice

I know, but one of them was totally uncalled for. He should have simply played it safe and thrown it away.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

I know, but one of them was totally uncalled for. He should have simply played it safe and thrown it away.

Why throw it away in practice though? This is the time to throw picks do it now and not later.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Why throw it away in practice though? This is the time to throw picks do it now and not later.

Like I said, 1 of those pick-6s was okay because Dak was challenging our DBs. But the second pick-6 was totally lazy and inexcusable, especially for a 33 year old with so much experience and who also choked the exact same way 2 playoff seasons in a row throwing those same type of pick-6s against the same opponent (49ers: 2020 - 2021). Totally inexcusable. Schotty needs to get after Dak. Forget the buddy-buddy thing. Schotty's job is to make Dak make better decisions and create better habits when under duress. Throw the ball away!

 

[stilltheguru]

Better be a fight or scuffle tomorrow

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Like I said, 1 of those pick-6s was okay because Dak was challenging our DBs. But the second pick-6 was totally lazy and inexcusable, especially for a 33 year old with so much experience and who also choked the exact same way 2 playoff seasons in a row throwing those same type of pick-6s against the same opponent (49ers: 2020 - 2021). Totally inexcusable. Schotty needs to get after Dak. Forget the buddy-buddy thing. Schotty's job is to make Dak make better decisions and create better habits when under duress. Throw the ball away!

Shotty isn’t that type of coach.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Shotty isn’t that type of coach.

I know. That might be a problem. Schotty's father was the opposite. He would definitely get after his players when they messed up.

ie...:

QUESTION: Would marty schottenheimer get after his players when they messed up?

ANSWER: Yes, Marty Schottenheimer was known for getting very intense and yelling at his players when they made mistakes during practices or games.

• Coaching Style and IntensityHigh standards: He demanded strict discipline and focus on every single play.

• Loud corrections: He did not hold back his anger when a player missed an assignment or made a mental error.

• Tough love: Players often said his fiery outbursts came from a deep care for the team and a desire to win.

• Impact on PlayersRespect: Most players respected his passion because he treated everyone the same way.

• Accountability: His demanding style built tough, hard-working football teams.


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