Adjusting back to the Whitecotton attack stance has unleashed Q. Williams pass rush

[Risen Star]

Talked to Q. Williams about this today after his first Cowboys game saw him revert back to his stance from last season.

He said it’s an Aaron Whitecotton-attack front thing that allows him to immediately get upfield.

His stance from earlier this year was more of a read-and-react stance that allows him to cut at a 45-degree angle easier.

Said there are pros and cons to both, but after seeing his sack production immediately explode and his run defense still shine, I think this is what you’ll see him be most productive in. And it sounds like it’s what he’s going to be asked to do here with the Cowboys.

 

[Coogiguy03]

If only Whitecotton had given these tools to Mazi, he wouldn't be all pro as he his right now!!

 

[Redsfan_83]

First thing talked about on Monday was the best thing for him and others on the Jets is to get out of dodge

 

[dogberry]

Did Landry’s DT theory involve one attack tackle and one read-react tackle?

 

[RonWashington]

First thing talked about on Monday was the best thing for him and others on the Jets is to get out of dodge

I didn’t hear his interview . So he’s publicly saying it’s a mess over at One Jets Drive

 

[Praxit]

...we need the Aaron Hurtscotton attack too..lol.. Whichever gets job done.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

In case you don't know yet, we have a damn good player here, people.........

 

[xwalker]

Did Landry’s DT theory involve one attack tackle and one read-react tackle?

The version I remember was Randy White lining up and kicking arsenal
- Randy White benching 550 while weighing 257 was right up there with impressive weight room stories as Larry Allen benching 700 while weighing 335.

 

[Redsfan_83]

I didn’t hear his interview . So he’s publicly saying it’s a mess over at One Jets Drive

I'm only referring to the Cowboys hater, Greenberg who is all over the trade we made for Williams. Now, he is a Jets fan and has understandably put up with more garbage then most other fans of their team, did but there are plenty of examples of players who have left that franchise to become stars, or reverted back to the stars they once were. He isn't wrong