Weeden is not capable of managing a game

CowboyGil · Sep 28, 2015

Weeden did what was asked of him. Unfortunately, you really can't take chances to try and put the game away in the second half with a backup QB. You try to play it safe and play not to lose instead of playing to win.And the Falcons made us pay. And it doesn't help when your only receiver that was always open was #82.

CowboyRoy · Sep 28, 2015

REDVOLUTION said:
True.

But again... It was both. Everything is connected. It's a "team" effort.

And I agree with you. Even if its not working, you can never simply abandon the run. I remember the horror of Garrett doing it nearly every week in the first quarter when he was running the offense into the ground before he was stripped of the play calling.

Doomsday101 · Sep 28, 2015

CowboyGil said:
Weeden did what was asked of him. Unfortunately, you really can't take chances to try and put the game away in the second half with a backup QB. You try to play it safe and play not to lose instead of playing to win.And the Falcons made us pay. And it doesn't help when your only receiver that was always open was #82.

I think Linehan could have called some deeper throws as Alt safeties were moving closer to the LS. Yes you want to be safe but you can't play scared. Weeden is capable of throwing the long ball, but if all Dallas is going to do is throw the short passes defense will just come up strong to defend them. Dallas must make them back off.

LittleBoyBlue · Sep 28, 2015

CowboyRoy said:
And I agree with you. Even if its not working, you can never simply abandon the run. I remember the horror of Garrett doing it nearly every week in the first quarter when he was running the offense into the ground before he was stripped of the play calling.

Yes, exactly!

The put the momentum back on Atlanta.

Clarkson · Sep 28, 2015

Yes he is.
He doesn't play DL or LB and isn't responsible for stopping the run.
The Falcons don't allow deep passes period and have been allowing underneath throws all season. So we tried to take it. They shut down our run game and we let them run wild. That's what cost us most.

cowboyblue22 · Sep 28, 2015

right now this is not a very good team

CowboyGil · Sep 28, 2015

Doomsday101 said:
I think Linehan could have called some deeper throws as Alt safeties were moving closer to the LS. Yes you want to be safe but you can't play scared. Weeden is capable of throwing the long ball, but if all Dallas is going to do is throw the short passes defense will just come up strong to defend them. Dallas must make them back off.

It seems like they still don't fully trust Weeden running this offense. It's just so much more dynamic with Romo out there.

bigdnlaca · Sep 28, 2015

Weeden can manage a game but not against a good offense.

He can probably manage the game against the Saints if they don't have Brees, Seattle, the NFC and the AFC East except New England because their offense can struggle to score points.

GiveDezdaBall88 · Sep 28, 2015

We had 50 total yards in the second half, its bc ATlanta woke up and said wait this guy cant throw the ball mroe than 10 yards. LEts just stack the box and sit on the short routes.

Myboys · Sep 28, 2015

Not knowing much about Weeden prior to his arrival in Dallas, I took a look at his college highlights. I realize highlights don't tell the whole story but Weeden was throwing 50, 60 yard passes down the sidelines, 30 yard back corner fades, long crossing routes, etc with very good accuracy. What happened to this guy? He went from a first round draft pick from a big football college, throwing bombs, to a 5 to 10 yard dink and dunk guy with what seems like zero confidence. Is it his coaches, play calling from the sideline, scheme..?

GiveDezdaBall88 · Sep 28, 2015

Myboys said:
Not knowing much about Weeden prior to his arrival in Dallas, I took a look at his college highlights. I realize highlights don't tell the whole story but Weeden was throwing 50, 60 yard passes down the sidelines, 30 yard back corner fades, long crossing routes, etc with very good accuracy. What happened to this guy? He went from a first round draft pick from a big football college, throwing bombs, to a 5 to 10 yard dink and dunk guy with what seems like zero confidence. Is it his coaches, play calling from the sideline, scheme..?

Just like every QB that does great in college compared to the NFL, its a different game

Doomsday101 · Sep 28, 2015

CowboyGil said:
It seems like they still don't fully trust Weeden running this offense. It's just so much more dynamic with Romo out there.

I think they went into the game with a good game plan and it showed but they failed to adjust. I think Linehan should have had Weeden throwing deeper balls and fact is those short one while higher percentage they are also more dangerous because when they are picked off there is little in front of the CB to prevent it from being returned for the TD. Thing with the occasional deep ball even when incomplete makes the defense leery of moving up to the LS

Denim Chicken · Sep 28, 2015

CowboyGil said:
It seems like they still don't fully trust Weeden running this offense. It's just so much more dynamic with Romo out there.

Weedns offence this game out scored Romo's in the previous two.

Denim Chicken · Sep 28, 2015

GiveDezdaBall88 said:
We had 50 total yards in the second half, its bc ATlanta woke up and said wait this guy cant throw the ball mroe than 10 yards. LEts just stack the box and sit on the short routes.

WRs were not getting open, but spin it anyway you like.

CowboyGil · Sep 28, 2015

Denim Chicken said:
Weedns offence this game out scored Romo's in the previous two.

Haha touche.

GiveDezdaBall88 · Sep 28, 2015

Denim Chicken said:
WRs were not getting open, but spin it anyway you like.

Dude you are sriously blaming the WRS for weeden being awful, cant be serious

Denim Chicken · Sep 28, 2015

GiveDezdaBall88 said:
Dude you are sriously blaming the WRS for weeden being awful, cant be serious

Trufant shut T Will down, so you got Street and Beasley left who were not getting separation. Everybody keeps saying that Weeden did't throw downfield, but who's he's supposed to throw to? Witten was the only one getting open.

CATCH17 · Sep 28, 2015

REDVOLUTION said:
I have serious question. Not a rant.

How is it that the cowboys organization doesn't know or realize that Brandon is not good for anything to us?

We could have and should have prepared a better backup starting last year or right after draft.

We kissed 3-0 goodbye...

We are 2-1

Let's say we go 3-5 in 8 games

5-5 That's almost flat line if any crap team goes on win streak.

We are asking a lot of romo and company to go 5-1 when they return.

My point is... A better backup maybe it's a 1-2 game swing... They go 4-4 or 5-3

Only asking romo and co to go 4-2 or 3-3

Outside of his 1 freakout he managed the game yesterday.

He's just not a playmaker.

CATCH17 · Sep 28, 2015

65fastback2plus2 said:
managing includes not going 3-out every series in the 2nd half. That killed anything our defense had by being gassed out.

Blame the coaches for that. Not Weeden. We were too predictable yesterday.

Sarge · Sep 28, 2015

Weeden didn't give up 39 points.

Weeden is not capable of managing a game

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