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I drifted over to NFL.com to check something and found this.
Cee Dee Lamb leads all receivers in yards for the season at 498.
Now take that in for a second. Dallas has finished four games and he has almost 500 yards. Obviously he won't post 185 yards in a game with any regularity. Or maybe ever again this season. But Geez, this guy has the possibility to hang close to 1800 yards for the regular season.
Not certain this is thread worthy. But any suggestion CeeDee isn't the number 1 receiver for Dallas, and an elite receiver in this league is hogwash.
Saw a video - that I cannot find now - speaking about Beebe and what he did in the Houston game. Evidently defenses watch the center for cues when the ball is about to be snapped. It has to do with nodding or some signal. The video stated most teams use a couple of different ways like, the guard turns and slaps the center on the butt. Or his nod is quick. Or slow. What was stated is Beebe mixes up the signal to confuse the defenders.
I've never seen this type of analysis before and think it is just another aspect to gaming. The voice over said Dallas has introduced a more complex system to make the snap more obscure. Take that for what it's worth.
Cee Dee Lamb leads all receivers in yards for the season at 498.
Now take that in for a second. Dallas has finished four games and he has almost 500 yards. Obviously he won't post 185 yards in a game with any regularity. Or maybe ever again this season. But Geez, this guy has the possibility to hang close to 1800 yards for the regular season.
Not certain this is thread worthy. But any suggestion CeeDee isn't the number 1 receiver for Dallas, and an elite receiver in this league is hogwash.
Saw a video - that I cannot find now - speaking about Beebe and what he did in the Houston game. Evidently defenses watch the center for cues when the ball is about to be snapped. It has to do with nodding or some signal. The video stated most teams use a couple of different ways like, the guard turns and slaps the center on the butt. Or his nod is quick. Or slow. What was stated is Beebe mixes up the signal to confuse the defenders.
I've never seen this type of analysis before and think it is just another aspect to gaming. The voice over said Dallas has introduced a more complex system to make the snap more obscure. Take that for what it's worth.
