Dez sides with Beas

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Are you doubling down that Beasley could not get seperation? If Beasley was doubled of course it was difficult for him to get seperation, especially since the DB’s new what he was going to do, but if he was single covered, even when the DB new he was cutting right or left at 7 yards, Beasley still got excellent seperation.

Regarding #’s don’t lie. Of course #’s can lie! The saying there are statistics, dam statistics, and lies is a saying for a reason. Because it is true!
Same routes that Dez and Beas were running so was Amari. The difference is in one on one coverage Amari was top 5 in separation and when double he helped other WRs get separation just by being on the field. Numbers do not lie
 

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I wouldn't consider that a guarantee. How long did he sit out there looking in before New Orleans finally called?

And now a receiver his age is trying to come back from an Achilles?

I haven't heard anyone mentioning his name for a visit.
Me neither but I think he has a higher opinion of himself than others and will need to come to terms with his true value to a team and can he even do what he could do last season before the injury. He passed on the BAL offer at 7M X 3 thinking he could beat that.

And his problem is not just physical, some HC's will wonder about him emotionally and mentally. I mean, not every fanbase is like ours and views immaturity as passion. I got so freakin' tired of hearing that. Walks off before the game is over because he's just too filled with passion to stay on the field. I got tired of doing battle with the Dezzies on the old site too. Some had some crazy filter that alerted them when I had busted on their best bud and they came a gunnin' fer me.
 

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Why do y'all get butthurt when an athlete echoes the same thing we've been saying on here for almost a decade?

Garrett is a con-artist. A politician who hides behind empty catch phrases because his football IQ is not up to par. He's hamstrung a decent roster for years and gotten away with it because he knows how to lay it on thick with the bossman upstairs and can drive the bus over scapegoats with the best of them. The day he is gone will be the greatest day in this franchise's history since Super Bowl XXX.

Pretty strong language given that you’re talking about a guy with a 77-59 regular season record as a head coach. The day he’s gone will be better than the day Parcells replaced 15-33 Dave Campo and gave this franchise hope again? Wow. That’ll be a zip-a-dee-doo-dah day indeed.
 

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Me neither but I think he has a higher opinion of himself than others and will need to come to terms with his true value to a team and can he even do what he could do last season before the injury. He passed on the BAL offer at 7M X 3 thinking he could beat that.

And his problem is not just physical, some HC's will wonder about him emotionally and mentally. I mean, not every fanbase is like ours and views immaturity as passion. I got so freakin' tired of hearing that. Walks off before the game is over because he's just too filled with passion to stay on the field. I got tired of doing battle with the Dezzies on the old site too. Some had some crazy filter that alerted them when I had busted on their best bud and they came a gunnin' fer me.

Bryant is at the end of the line of his career, if not over it. I wouldn't be surprised if he's played his last snap in the NFL. Like many high maintenance receivers, his antics have orridden his value and the league has had enough.
 

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Me neither but I think he has a higher opinion of himself than others and will need to come to terms with his true value to a team and can he even do what he could do last season before the injury. He passed on the BAL offer at 7M X 3 thinking he could beat that.

And his problem is not just physical, some HC's will wonder about him emotionally and mentally. I mean, not every fanbase is like ours and views immaturity as passion. I got so freakin' tired of hearing that. Walks off before the game is over because he's just too filled with passion to stay on the field. I got tired of doing battle with the Dezzies on the old site too. Some had some crazy filter that alerted them when I had busted on their best bud and they came a gunnin' fer me.
The last time he played against Seattle says it all with regard to emotional and mental. That to me is bigger issue than his injury past.
 

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It was Garrett and Linehan’s system. If it was just Garrett’s system We would have been throwing 65% of the time.

Linehan was brought in to balance the run and pass because Garrett couldn't do it.

The playbook never changed and I doubt it changes with Kellen Moore.


He'll most likely be stuck calling Garretts plays just like Linehan was.
 

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Linehan was brought in to balance the run and pass because Garrett couldn't do it.

The playbook never changed and I doubt it changes with Kellen Moore.


He'll most likely be stuck calling Garretts plays just like Linehan was.
You (not directly you bro) guys complain that Dak doesn't throw it enough or doesn't pile on the passing yards the way Romo could. Now that Kellen Moore is in charge and willing to open up the pass playbook, you guys want Dak to scale it down and instead simply hand the ball off more to Zeke? Make up your minds please.
 

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People take things too personally. Dez & Beas have a right to criticize the offense. Most of us have been criticizing it for years. The truth shouldn't be scorned even if it isn't what you want to hear.

It's been pretty well documented that coaches have been very dismissive of any suggestions from players during the Garrett regime.

I wish them well.

If the cowboys succeed it will likely be because they change, which will validate their opinion.
amazing how this team has won the 2nd most games in the last 3 yrs with this offense.
 

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Good players will flourish regardless. Playing good in Garretts system is proof of that.

You won't always have elite talent. Gotta make up for it with coaching.
That's bs, you're not flourishing like Dez,TO, or Witten in a bad offense, it's not like they were oozing with talent. That's just foolish.
 

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Especially when he’s right.

Options:
1. Cowboys didn't value the slot WR position.

2. Beasley wasn't versatile enough to justify bigger role.

Obviously Beasley is never going to think it was option #2; therefore, by default he assumes it's #1.

Most really small WRs that get a big roles have elite speed which Beasley does not possess.
  • Beasley 5-8, 174, 4.49 forty
  • Hard to think of many as small as Beasley.
  • Tavon Austin 5-8, 179 had a bigger role with the Rams for a few years. Probably as fast as any current nfl player.
  • Steve Smith 5-9, 184 when drafted, 4.39 forty.
  • DeSean Jackson bigger & faster than Beasley
  • Brandin Cooks bigger & faster
  • Tyreek Hill bigger & faster


Most smallish WRs with bigger roles than Beasley that don't have elite speed are players with more size than Beasley.
  • Beasley 5-8, 174
  • Edelman 5-10, 200
  • Randall Cobb 5-10, 192
 

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Options:
1. Cowboys didn't value the slot WR position.

2. Beasley wasn't versatile enough to justify bigger role.

Obviously Beasley is never going to think it was option #2; therefore, by default he assumes it's #1.

Most really small WRs that get a big roles have elite speed which Beasley does not possess.
  • Beasley 5-8, 174, 4.49 forty
  • Hard to think of many as small as Beasley.
  • Tavon Austin 5-8, 179 had a bigger role with the Rams for a few years. Probably as fast as any current nfl player.
  • Steve Smith 5-9, 184 when drafted, 4.39 forty.
  • DeSean Jackson bigger & faster than Beasley
  • Brandin Cooks bigger & faster
  • Tyreek Hill bigger & faster


Most smallish WRs with bigger roles than Beasley that don't have elite speed are players with more size than Beasley.
  • Beasley 5-8, 174
  • Edelman 5-10, 200
  • Randall Cobb 5-10, 192

My mention of right was his criticism of a poor offensive scheme. He’s right about that.
 

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That's bs, you're not flourishing like Dez,TO, or Witten in a bad offense, it's not like they were oozing with talent. That's just foolish.

It’s rare that a great player doesn’t flourish in any offense.
 

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Dez inner circle should be ashamed of themselves. He wanna talk now but as a Cowboy Garrett could do no wrong to Dez. Smh
 

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Same routes that Dez and Beas were running so was Amari. The difference is in one on one coverage Amari was top 5 in separation and when double he helped other WRs get separation just by being on the field. Numbers do not lie
You don’t understand statistics! Numbers say whatever you want them to say. Believe your eyes, not a crap load of statistics. My eyes tell me Beasley was very good at getting seperation, your statistics tell you Beasley was not good at getting seperation. I’m extremely confident my eyes in this situation are much more accurate than your statistics. I think Buffalo signed him Because they believed their eyes, not your stats.
 

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Linehan was brought in to balance the run and pass because Garrett couldn't do it.

The playbook never changed and I doubt it changes with Kellen Moore.


He'll most likely be stuck calling Garretts plays just like Linehan was.
That’s BS. Where you in on the coaching meetings when Garret would tell Linehan, we are only using the plays in my play book. If Garrett ran the show every 3rd running play would have been a draw. Linehan almost never ran a draw. Both Garrett and Linehan did not get enough out of our Offensive talent. Hopefully Moore can. We have the talent on offense to run the ball and pass the ball, if Moore is not so dam predictable like the other to Bozos.
 

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This is true :hammer:
Not true. Amari is awesome at getting seperation, Beasley is excellent to very good at getting seperation, and Dez was just okay at getting seperation( but then again, he did not need as much seperation as the other 2 because of his physicality). When Dez was in his prime and mostly just played didn’t talk so much, he was pretty dam good, he did need to leave the game to much though due to cramps, fatigue, etc.
 

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Not true. Amari is awesome at getting seperation, Beasley is excellent to very good at getting seperation, and Dez was just okay at getting seperation( but then again, he did not need as much seperation as the other 2 because of his physicality). When Dez was in his prime and mostly just played didn’t talk so much, he was pretty dam good, he did need to leave the game to much though due to cramps, fatigue, etc.
Unfortunately Dez’ prime was prior to Dak being our quarterback. And yes. Beasley got separation with the short, quick routes, but was barely a threat to take it to the house on any given catch. Amari Cooper is a quarterback’s Dream Receiver. He runs flawless routes and is a Home Run Threat from anywhere on the field
 
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