quickccc
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Cooper with me.
- Amari is not elite and plays more to the level of a No.2 than a true legit featured No. 1, but he is still very essential to Dak’s improvement and productivity.
And it’s not a given guarantee that an early round WR will be a legit immediate impact lead No. 1 feature WR and because of those two factors I have to
lean more Cooper than Jones. But I do admit that I am lukewarm on Amari as I question his competitiveness and he doesn't appear as an alpha male lead dog.
He still hasn't' dispel any of the three knocks that was said to plague him pre-trade.
I use to laugh at Jon Gruden for trading him away to us. But i'm no longer laughing at that anymore.
- Byron Jones is a good player, a good CB – not a great one.
He does provides solid man coverage and so long as he is exclusively featured in press man coverage scheme as he lacks the awareness and knack for zone coverages
and does not appear comfortable at all off the line.
but he’s not elite CB and he will NEVER, EVER give us the turnover factor we so pitifully lack in this secondary, in this defense.
Never drives to INT the ball but more so knock it down. That impacts field position and game winning momentum.
He will never change the dynamics of the game the way Gilmore, Peters, Lattimore, Ramsey does.
And is the hip issue a thing of the past, or will this be a persistent ?
if the Cowboys could’ve re-signed Dak and Cooper, I could say place a 2nd round transition tag on Byron, and see what happens.
But if you make that kind of seal- the- deal with him long term, you’re gonna always be limited.
- Amari is not elite and plays more to the level of a No.2 than a true legit featured No. 1, but he is still very essential to Dak’s improvement and productivity.
And it’s not a given guarantee that an early round WR will be a legit immediate impact lead No. 1 feature WR and because of those two factors I have to
lean more Cooper than Jones. But I do admit that I am lukewarm on Amari as I question his competitiveness and he doesn't appear as an alpha male lead dog.
He still hasn't' dispel any of the three knocks that was said to plague him pre-trade.
I use to laugh at Jon Gruden for trading him away to us. But i'm no longer laughing at that anymore.
- Byron Jones is a good player, a good CB – not a great one.
He does provides solid man coverage and so long as he is exclusively featured in press man coverage scheme as he lacks the awareness and knack for zone coverages
and does not appear comfortable at all off the line.
but he’s not elite CB and he will NEVER, EVER give us the turnover factor we so pitifully lack in this secondary, in this defense.
Never drives to INT the ball but more so knock it down. That impacts field position and game winning momentum.
He will never change the dynamics of the game the way Gilmore, Peters, Lattimore, Ramsey does.
And is the hip issue a thing of the past, or will this be a persistent ?
if the Cowboys could’ve re-signed Dak and Cooper, I could say place a 2nd round transition tag on Byron, and see what happens.
But if you make that kind of seal- the- deal with him long term, you’re gonna always be limited.