2 point play

Doomsday · Oct 13, 2019

I don't see how you expect to get separation vs man press when they are bringing the heat and our 4 receivers are all running hitch routes.

The same old nonsense with JG's offense not one in breaking route

How about a Texas route with Zeke or Pollard on a LB? Every team in the league hits those a few times a league but us.

Asklesko · Oct 13, 2019

On a two point play to stay in the game, you don't play the blitz. What a godawful moronic head coach we have.

Cowboysheelsreds053 · Oct 13, 2019

DakPresgoat said:
They went 5 wide on a freaking 2 point conversion play.

Nobody in the backfield to help pick up the blitz. Zero threat of the run.

It was so mind boggling stupid I can’t explain it.

Only us, i think all the coaches are in over there heads.

big dog cowboy · Oct 13, 2019

JMPearson said:
2 point play

It was a bad play call.

I was speechless afterwards.

Cowboysheelsreds053 · Oct 13, 2019

big dog cowboy said:
It was a bad play call.

I was speechless afterwards.

Think wonder boy may be in over his head. Remember after the 3rd game people were saying he could be head coach material.

Super_Kazuya · Oct 13, 2019

JMPearson said:
Nothing to beat the blitz, I just dont get it.

I would liek to see the read option with Dak pulling and either running or throwing it to Austin,

If only there was a player on offense in football who lines up over center and had the ability to see what the defense is doing and maybe make an adjustment of some kind... if that thing existed, I would call it an audible...

Beast_from_East · Oct 14, 2019

big dog cowboy said:
It was a bad play call.

I was speechless afterwards.

Agree completely Big Dog, the play call was just atrocious.

Going empty backfield was literally like the dumbest thing they could do.

The defense doesn't have to play the run and they know you dont have anybody to pick up the blitz. So they blitz forcing a quick throw and have their defenders jam the receivers and since it is within 5 yards, no penalty.

It was a brilliant call by their DC and an absolute clusterfudge by our OC.

Bullflop · Oct 14, 2019

Where's the unpredictable, creative, clever and innovative play calling that we'd be seeing this year? We're patiently waiting . . . :huh:

CalPolyTechnique · Oct 14, 2019

CowboysWillRise said:
Yes, Garrett does absolutely nothing strategic whatsoever.

100%

He’s completely reactionary; has no anticipation or strategy.

And this may not be entirely on him but I’ve never seen any coach with worse judgement on when to use the red flag for review.

loublue22 · Oct 14, 2019

I notice Dak making a lot of changes at the line when we're playing the likes of the Dolphins and up double digits, he looks like Peyton Manning out there. Either he's not able, or not allowed, to do similar things when the going gets tough.

Cebrin · Oct 14, 2019

I mean, he hit Witten riiiiight in the overly flaggable chest. What more do you want? That was pass interference before he threw it. It shouldn't have came to that. That's my take away.

Diehardblues · Oct 14, 2019

Gregg Williams Jets DC had the blitz dialed up in most of the right situations. It’s up to our OC and QB to call or audible to counter it.

CalPolyTechnique · Oct 14, 2019

Cebrin said:
I mean, he hit Witten riiiiight in the overly flaggable chest. What more do you want? That was pass interference before he threw it. It shouldn't have came to that. That's my take away.

I thought you can review pass interference now, or is that only when a flag has actually been thrown?

Starforever · Oct 14, 2019

I tell you, the same reason I wanted Landry gone, at that time, was continued soft playcalling that the NFL has moved on from. Landry, is still my favorite coach, but he was stuck in his ways and refused to change. I have never liked Garrett, and have suffered his claymation antics, too long.

rnr_honeybadger · Oct 14, 2019

CalPolyTechnique said:
I thought you can review pass interference now, or is that only when a flag has actually been thrown?

You can review it but they have not overturned a single call. Which makes it totally pointless.

Starforever · Oct 14, 2019

Who didn't know the ball was going to Witten. Spread, and isolate. The Jets knew Garrett's inclinations. Once Dak (the leader) came to the line, and saw all eleven Jets salivating, he could have called a timeout.

On the inside kick, not one Dallas player hustled to the ball. They "Cammed it", the ball could have easily been recovered if the imbeciles understood the purpose of the play.

Oz-of-Cowboy-Country · Oct 14, 2019

What ever happened to stand in there and deliver the ball. If Dak's not going to stand strong in the pocket then at least throw a high arching floater to give the receiver a chance.

CWR · Oct 14, 2019

Dre11 said:
So then he can't be blamed for the failures..lol can't have it both ways

Um what? Is it too much to expect our coach to be strategic? Lol wow.

GimmeTheBall! · Oct 14, 2019

jwooten15 said:
They’ve proven all season that they have no strategy to beat blitzes. Just “execute better”. It’s ridiculous

Execute? I'm all for it.

(I love that quote, lovable oafs!)

George · Oct 14, 2019

Problem is that what works in practice doesn’t work in games. It takes a coach with vision and imagination to know what to do. These are two qualities Garrett doesn’t have. Garrett’s main concern is his appearance as a smart coach. He may be smart but he lacks a feel for football.

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