CFZ This Was The Blueprint - My Thoughts On The Offense

starfan1 said:

No in fact I have done more than my share of defending him.
I just don’t have his schlong on my chin like you.

im aware he’s good and I’m also aware he has limits . If yesterdays game plan can be bottled we’d be hard to beat . The problem is next week can be a totally different story

Part of the issue can be Moore but if you don’t see some of Daks shortcomings your blind
I’m a much bigger Dak fan than Romo fan that’s for sure

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Rockport said:

You do realize you suffer from head up your *** don’t you?

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Rockport said:

How’s that being negative? The dude has done nothing but crap on Dak and then he posts a tail between his legs thread never saying how wrong he’s been. It’s just the truth. And you have also been trashing Dak.

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MountaineerCowboy said:

First and foremost, Kellen Moore called a wonderful game and had a great game plan Sunday.

I cannot stress enough how well Dak played. He played the way a lot of us here have begged him to play. He played within his limits and did not try and do too much. He took what the defense gave him and took shots when they presented themselves instead of trying to force them to materialize. This is the version of Dak that, if we get each week, would be our best path to success.

The running game was the main focus as it should have been and should continue to be going forward. Zeke played well on his limited carries while Pollard showed that he can still be RB1. Pollard is the best playmaker we have on offense and I don't believe it's all that close. We need to do whatever it takes to get the ball into his hands 15+ times a game. He just makes plays.

The WRs also played great. They caught the ball when given the opportunity, fought for the extra yards, and didn't make Dak fit it into any tight windows. They did a good job getting open and beating their man.

The O-Line continues to be very underrated. They did great in all aspects today. The run blocking is still great and the pass blocking gave Dak plenty of time to get the ball out. We don't talk enough about how well the line has been playing when a lot of us thought for sure they would be a weaker link and they have proven not to be.

This was the blueprint for how the offense needs to be ran week in and week out. We focus mainly on the run game and Dak takes what the defense gives him. I believe that playing this way is our path to success on the offensive side of things.

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diamonddelts said:

I can respect this post. You always call all oit Dak's bad play but you are here to praise him when he plays well. Unlike Captain Crash and Pappy Dog who minimize Dak's contributions when he plays well and put all the blame on his back when he plays poorly.

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MountaineerCowboy said:

First and foremost, Kellen Moore called a wonderful game and had a great game plan Sunday.

I cannot stress enough how well Dak played. He played the way a lot of us here have begged him to play. He played within his limits and did not try and do too much. He took what the defense gave him and took shots when they presented themselves instead of trying to force them to materialize. This is the version of Dak that, if we get each week, would be our best path to success.

The running game was the main focus as it should have been and should continue to be going forward. Zeke played well on his limited carries while Pollard showed that he can still be RB1. Pollard is the best playmaker we have on offense and I don't believe it's all that close. We need to do whatever it takes to get the ball into his hands 15+ times a game. He just makes plays.

The WRs also played great. They caught the ball when given the opportunity, fought for the extra yards, and didn't make Dak fit it into any tight windows. They did a good job getting open and beating their man.

The O-Line continues to be very underrated. They did great in all aspects today. The run blocking is still great and the pass blocking gave Dak plenty of time to get the ball out. We don't talk enough about how well the line has been playing when a lot of us thought for sure they would be a weaker link and they have proven not to be.

This was the blueprint for how the offense needs to be ran week in and week out. We focus mainly on the run game and Dak takes what the defense gives him. I believe that playing this way is our path to success on the offensive side of things.

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Risen Star said:

Yeah this was the blueprint. Everybody around Prescott play great.

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nate dizzle said:

Lol you really got em triggered with this one! They're gonna "hold you accountable!" You're "not getting of the hook!" LOL this stuff is hilarious.

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MountaineerCowboy said:

First and foremost, Kellen Moore called a wonderful game and had a great game plan Sunday.

I cannot stress enough how well Dak played. He played the way a lot of us here have begged him to play. He played within his limits and did not try and do too much. He took what the defense gave him and took shots when they presented themselves instead of trying to force them to materialize. This is the version of Dak that, if we get each week, would be our best path to success.

The running game was the main focus as it should have been and should continue to be going forward. Zeke played well on his limited carries while Pollard showed that he can still be RB1. Pollard is the best playmaker we have on offense and I don't believe it's all that close. We need to do whatever it takes to get the ball into his hands 15+ times a game. He just makes plays.

The WRs also played great. They caught the ball when given the opportunity, fought for the extra yards, and didn't make Dak fit it into any tight windows. They did a good job getting open and beating their man.

The O-Line continues to be very underrated. They did great in all aspects today. The run blocking is still great and the pass blocking gave Dak plenty of time to get the ball out. We don't talk enough about how well the line has been playing when a lot of us thought for sure they would be a weaker link and they have proven not to be.

This was the blueprint for how the offense needs to be ran week in and week out. We focus mainly on the run game and Dak takes what the defense gives him. I believe that playing this way is our path to success on the offensive side of things.

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NumOneQB said:

I think the only thing the offense lacked was a couple of longer developing plays where they took some deep shots. The rollout/bootleg before half was perfectly executed and well designed. I think we need to see at least 1-2 more plays similar to this per game. Does Dallas have a guy that can stretch the field? Will OBJ bring this dynamic to the offense? Can Pollard fill this spot consistently?

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Rockport said:

Every QB has weaknesses. Look at how Rogers has played this year and at times, Brady, Allen and Mahomes. Your problem is that you expect perfection and when it doesn’t happen, then he sucks.

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TwoDeep3 said:

No one is suggesting not meeting the salary minimum. The fact teams CAN roll over money means they are not spending 100% of their funds for player payroll. Your position at the beginning of this kerfuffle was a hard line they can't save money. I posted the actual reply to that which shows they can roll over money. Any further discussion from you flies in the face of Say it ain't so, Joe.

They can save money and roll it over. How much? I don't believe in any of my discussions I said how much at all. But some money is still money. And the Jones' are all about the money. Hence, they never really bring in anyone of note on a Free Agent contract.

Put Von Miller in the ranks of this defensive front and there would have been talking heads mentioning the '85 Bears. But that requires Jethro and Little Anus to get off the dime. Which was my point. The ear-splitting shrill of money talk ignores the basic component required for money to be a detriment to getting the services of A-line players in Free Agency.

Jerry and Stephen Jones shop at Goodwill. So the salary point is moot.

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kskboys said:

You OK, dude? Bursting blood vessels don't help!!!!!!!

You got this one wrong. Happens. Move on.

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Dallasfann said:

Totally agree. This is gonna be harsh but if there is one poster on this forum who deserves harsh it's this one.

You can't toilet paper someones house every day for years and then one day just say, "You know what, I think I'm going to leave your house alone today." Doesn't work like that. He damn well shouldn't be celebrating any big wins here. You watch, the first negative play on Thursday and this specific poster will be right back here ******** all over my and most posters here favorite team. I can promise you he would rather have had the Vikings win by 37 yesterday, as I'm sure he already had a 2 page write up on everything he hates about this team.

He saw this defense and offense yesterday and said to himself , "****, How am I going to be able to take dumps all over the Cowboys forums." I've offered this person so many chances to get out of his hate for this team, and every time he has told me to get lost.

This is the worst troll on this forum and all he's trying to do is have an I told you so thread for when the Cowboys go further then he wants them to this year. Too late cup cake. Train left. If this specific poster really is a Cowboys fan and wants to celebrate a big win over the NFL's best he can open his door and go upstairs and celebrate with his mom.

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TwoDeep3 said:

You are embarrassing yourself now.

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MountaineerCowboy said:

I'm sure this will all be forgotten the next time he plays bad and I point out that he played bad, but hey, if he plays well I don't care to say it even if I'm not his biggest fan.

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kskboys said:

Yup.

And running the ball and throwing quick passes helps a ton w/ penalties!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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