Cole Beasley dropping knowledge

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

breakdown in execution main culprit. As I say many times, what you see happen with a play that doesn't work or call , isn't necessarily a bad by the coach, you just don't know the intricacies of the play.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/video/cole-beasley-looking-forward-to-the-giants

CyberB0b · Sep 11, 2018

Great coaches put their players in a position to execute. Look at the Eagles and Chiefs.

HungryLion · Sep 11, 2018

Omg enough.

The coaches are mediocre.

Are we saying it’s 8 years of bad execution? Who is ultimately responsible for coaching the players and training them how to execute?

The coaching staff is mediocre at best. If they were good, they would have won something significant by now.

Haimerej · Sep 11, 2018

CyberB0b said:
Great coaches put their players in a position to execute. Look at the Eagles and Chiefs.

That definition actually means every coach in the league is great. You probably meant they put the players in position to make plays. Every player on every down from every team is expected to execute.

visionary · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
breakdown in execution main culprit. As I say many times, what you see happen with a play that doesn't work or call , isn't necessarily a bad by the coach, you just don't know the intricacies of the play.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/video/cole-beasley-looking-forward-to-the-giants

Can you clarify whose responsibility it is to make sure the players know the plays, practice enough and actually execute on game day?

Who would that be?

There is usually one person each NFL team hires at a lot of expense to MAKE SURE this happens and typically when this does not happen, he is held responsible

Who would that be?

Any guess?

Idgit · Sep 11, 2018

DakPresgoat said:
Omg enough.

The coaches are mediocre.

Are we saying it’s 8 years of bad execution? Who is ultimately responsible for coaching the players and training them how to execute?

The coaching staff is mediocre at best. If they were good, they would have won something significant by now.

Unless the issue actually is personnel.

HungryLion · Sep 11, 2018

Idgit said:
Unless the issue actually is personnel.

For 8 years huh?

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

CyberB0b said:
Great coaches put their players in a position to execute. Look at the Eagles and Chiefs.

More knowledge for you, So what damn position are you putting Tyron smith in so he doesn't hold? Or so a player doesn't blow by him? How about l Collins? How about Heath dropping int? That sounds stupid, stop buying into cliches.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...anthers-confirms-some-things-disproves-others

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

DakPresgoat said:
Omg enough.

The coaches are mediocre.

Are we saying it’s 8 years of bad execution? Who is ultimately responsible for coaching the players and training them how to execute?

The coaching staff is mediocre at best. If they were good, they would have won something significant by now.

So every staff we've had has been mediocre? Because the best offenses we've had since Jimmy, has been Garrett's. That's Fact.

Rockport · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
breakdown in execution main culprit. As I say many times, what you see happen with a play that doesn't work or call , isn't necessarily a bad by the coach, you just don't know the intricacies of the play.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/video/cole-beasley-looking-forward-to-the-giants

There was bad execution on a lot of offensive plays. Lack of preseason playing time had something to do with it.

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

visionary said:
Can you clarify whose responsibility it is to make sure the players know the plays, practice enough and actually execute on game day?

Who would that be?

There is usually one person each NFL team hires at a lot of expense to MAKE SURE this happens and typically when this does not happen, he is held responsible

Who would that be?

Any guess?

Are you freaking clueless, you can practice it a million freaking times, doesn't mean you're not going to **** up on gameday. Do you actually think Tyron Smith planned to hold? Block in back? You think Dak said oh boy let me go out here and miss this throw today. ...lol

Sydla · Sep 11, 2018

I have come to the conclusion Garrett could go another decade with similar results and some here would still find ways to deflect blame from him and refuse to admit what’s pretty obvious.

HungryLion · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
So every staff we've had has been mediocre? Because the best offenses we've had since Jimmy, has been Garrett's. That's Fact.

Last I checked Garret is responsible for the whole team and whether the whole team, wins or loses.

That’s a fact.

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

Rockport said:
There was bad execution on a lot of offensive plays. Lack of preseason playing time had something to do with it.

Lack of preseason has nothing to do with, because you don't show your plays during preaseason, you stay vanilla. So preseason doesn't help that.

benson · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
So every staff we've had has been mediocre? Because the best offenses we've had since Jimmy, has been Romos. That's Fact.

Fixed it for you

Sydla · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
Are you freaking clueless, you can practice it a million freaking times, doesn't mean you're not going to **** up on gameday. Do you actually think Tyron Smith planned to hold? Block in back? You think Dak said oh boy let me go out here and miss this throw today. ...lol

The clueless person is the one that ignores many years of mistakes and still assumes it’s just the players failing.

percyhoward · Sep 11, 2018

This team as currently built relies on a healthy offensive line to be successful. Take that away, and the team is just scratching and clawing.

Dre11 · Sep 11, 2018

DakPresgoat said:
Last I checked Garret is responsible for the whole team and whether the whole team, wins or loses.

That’s a fact.

Regardless, the players make millions, they're professionals, their jobs are on the line as well.

GenoT · Sep 11, 2018

Good HCs, when knowing their OC is implementing a “new”(?) offense, while utilizing mostly new WRs and underexperienced TEs, might bother to give their #1 QB a few more preseason game-snaps with these players BEFORE the start of the regular season.

Right now, the Cowboys are likely preparing for @game 4 of the preseason.

Sydla · Sep 11, 2018

Dre11 said:
Lack of preseason has nothing to do with, because you don't show your plays during preaseason, you stay vanilla. So preseason doesn't help that.

But you still run things in preseason that you do in regular season. It’s not like a team runs nothing but totally different plays in preseason and then a totally different playbook in the regular season.

Plus, game action allows to working on fundamentals against live action. Then there is continuity issues, working on chemistry between players, etc.

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