Steele struggles continue

This is only Guy's 3rd year. We will know after next season if it's worth picking up.
I believe the deadline is next May.

Estimated 25M cap hit.

Post June cut after this season fixes the problem. 8/

JUNE 1ST DESIGNATION​

2027 Dead Cap: $1,596,965
2028 Dead Cap: $0
2027 Savings: $2,588,973
 
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That might be the case but in his short time playing the position he played at a high level. But hopefully Steele gets it together and it’s a non issue.
It’s unlikely.

Steele is almost as bad as Guyton with his pass blocking.

75/89 PFF ranking.

There are 30+ starting RTs.

That means the next 40+ are better than Steele.

But that contract locks in Steele. Can’t afford to cut him.

This is all Jerry.
 
It’s unlikely.

Steele is almost as bad as Guyton with his pass blocking.

75/89 PFF ranking.

There are 30+ starting RTs.

That means the next 40+ are better than Steele.

But that contract locks in Steele. Can’t afford to cut him.

This is all Jerry.
It’s still not a great ranking but PFF puts all tackle grades together. There is no splitting it by LT/RT.
 
Fair enough but at least Guyton has a first round pedigree and some possible upside that we have yet to see.

We already know what Steele isn’t. Also one is on a rookie deal and the other is stupidly overpaid.
I'm talking just based on what they have done so far. I'm not saying the book is written on who Guyton will be by any means.
 
Not the first or last time Jerry expects someone to perform to a level they aren’t capable of because he paid them.

I really and truly hope Guyton is getting it together. Even then, the depth is scary.

Not likely to happen, but I’d get Decker in here before he goes elsewhere.
 
Not the first or last time Jerry expects someone to perform to a level they aren’t capable of because he paid them.

I really and truly hope Guyton is getting it together. Even then, the depth is scary.

Not likely to happen, but I’d get Decker in here before he goes elsewhere.
I think Decker has a jacked up shoulder.
 
Not the first or last time Jerry expects someone to perform to a level they aren’t capable of because he paid them.

I really and truly hope Guyton is getting it together. Even then, the depth is scary.

Not likely to happen, but I’d get Decker in here before he goes elsewhere.
yup.

Shotty doesn’t have much to work with.
 
Maybe in passing situations this year, the Cowboys keep Brevyn Spann-Ford tied to the hip pocket of Steele to chip the rusher and allow him to get an extra step on a defender. At the end of the day, Terence Steele might be the offensive line’s fifth-best lineman, and that’s okay. As long as the Cowboys aren’t naïve to that fact and can game plan accordingly on game day, it should be fine.
I know that. You know that. The Cowboys know that. But they don't seem to have TE's chip instead release them off the line into a pattern.
 
I believe the deadline is next May. Estimated 25M cap hit. Post June cut after this season fixes the problem. 8/

JUNE 1ST DESIGNATION​

2027 Dead Cap: $1,596,965
2028 Dead Cap: $0
2027 Savings: $2,588,973
Simply not going to happen.
 
...Steele's problem is weak lower body.

Get in the weight room and train. You got paid, help yourself out.
 
and those teams who don't have reliable tackles struggle...

this from blogging the boys

Terence Steele has to fix some things​

On the opposite side, Terence Steele did not have a great day against the Rams. On 105.3 The Fan, Voch Lombardi talked about what he saw from the Cowboys right tackle and it wasn’t a glowing review.


Is it a five-alarm fire? It shouldn’t be because Byron Young is the Rams’ second-best pass rusher next to Garrett. However, a team’s second-best rusher can’t look like an All-Pro if the Cowboys are looking to replicate what they did last year on offense.
Maybe in passing situations this year, the Cowboys keep Brevyn Spann-Ford tied to the hip pocket of Steele to chip the rusher and allow him to get an extra step on a defender. At the end of the day, Terence Steele might be the offensive line’s fifth-best lineman, and that’s okay. As long as the Cowboys aren’t naïve to that fact and can game plan accordingly on game day, it should be fine.

steele is a liability. not only he can't hold fort, at all, he needs help all the time in passing game. he is a revolving door and close to totally useless on passing plays.
All of this is logically sound provided it is only Steele needing the help on his side.
My opinion is that Guyton requires this same help.

It will be hard or next to impossible to win games if Schott has to resort to a max protect compensation package for both tackles on every pass play.

This is what I see happening as the season progresses.

Go defense.
LOL
 
All of this is logically sound provided it is only Steele needing the help on his side.
My opinion is that Guyton requires this same help.

It will be hard or next to impossible to win games if Schott has to resort to a max protect compensation package for both tackles on every pass play.

This is what I see happening as the season progresses.

Go defense.
LOL
Oh, I agree with you. Guyton and Steele may end up being downfall.of this team. If it was one or the other you compensate some how. But steele is just so bad. Awful. That it just slews the whole offe side scheme.
 
Oh, I agree with you. Guyton and Steele may end up being downfall.of this team. If it was one or the other you compensate some how. But steele is just so bad. Awful. That it just slews the whole offe side scheme.
Bro, this is the BIG picture thing from my eyes. From a heaad coach's perspective. One (Schottenheimer)who has been coaching offense for 30 years in the NFL. You have personally witnessed both your offensive tackles struggle as competent NFL pass blockers for 2 years now. Now specifically you are watching your right tackle decline even worse as each day passes and your best case scenario is that your left tackle can finally attain league average competence and some kind of sustained durability as a pass blocker in his third year of trying.

These are the facts for this year's team bro.
Defense needed fixing no doubt.

BUT the inability to pass block is gonna ruin this season.
The opportunities to address the offensive tackle position should have produced more than an NFL weak Shelton in the 4th round.

Ain't no amount of offensive adjusting gonna fix this. This coach should have acted sooner and it's things like this why I don't like him for the long run.

This crap was way too obvious man.

jmo
 
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Bro, this is the BIG picture thing from my eyes. From a heaad coach's perspective. One (Schottenheimer)who has been coaching offense for 30 years in the NFL. You have personally witnessed both your offensive tackles struggle as competent NFL pass blockers for 2 years now. Now specifically you are watching your right tackle decline even worse as each day passes and your best case scenario is that your left tackle can finally attain league average competence and some kind of sustained durability as a pass blocker in his third year of trying.

These are the facts for this year's team bro.
Defense needed fixing no doubt.

BUT the inability to pass block is gonna ruin this season.
The opportunities to address the offensive tackle position should have produced more than an NFL weak Shelton in the 4th round.

Ain't no amount of offensive adjusting gonna fix this. This coach should have acted sooner and it's things like this why I don't like him for the long run.

This crap was way too obvious man.

jmo
I am not sure why they keep sticking with steele, where he has been incompetent and has sucked royally for three years now. I know jerry hates to pay twice for the same position, so in his eyes, cutting steele would mean he has to go out and get another one and pay twice, with the salary, bonus and dead money. he tends to ride contracts to the end.

tackle depth, should have been an off season priority too
 
I am not sure why they keep sticking with steele, where he has been incompetent and has sucked royally for three years now. I know jerry hates to pay twice for the same position, so in his eyes, cutting steele would mean he has to go out and get another one and pay twice, with the salary, bonus and dead money. he tends to ride contracts to the end.

tackle depth, should have been an off season priority too
So I guess when Guyton again shows he is no better or worse than Steele, the reality of this situation will finally come into focus for this staff.
Sad it has to be that way.

I mean, I saw it coming.
 

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