Article: NFL.com Dallas wont make the playoffs

[NickZepp]

They have a good o line and chips system is suited fr north south runners like demarco, that's why him and lesean had heated arguments last year. The jags were 3-13 last year for some perspdctive.

They started something like 10 different lineman last year and it was about the same the year before. They aren't that good of a proven line. And they don't have a north south offense. Unless they change their offense drastically. They aren't built like Dallas is.

 

[ColeBeasley11]

They started something like 10 different lineman last year and it was about the same the year before. They aren't that good of a proven line. And they don't have a north south offense. Unless they change their offense drastically. They aren't built like Dallas is.

I guess you won't listen too anyone lol here's a quote from Eagles owner.

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said the Eagles made the LeSean McCoy trade because coach Chip Kelly wanted a one-cut running back.
"[McCoy] wasn’t the style of runner that Chip prefers," said Lurie. "To maximize his power spread offense, he’s always admired the one-cut runners. You’ve gotta let a coach try to bring in the players that fit best what he’s all about to maximize what he’s trying to accomplish." McCoy is an ad-lib runner who dances a little too much trying to turn every run into a big play. DeMarco Murray is the opposite as a premier downhill, one-cut back. He should be a tremendous fit in Kelly's offense as long as he can stay healthy. Mar 25 - 9:36 AM

 

[ColeBeasley11]

2. Philadelphia Eagles (1st)

Pass Blocking Ranking: 10th, Run Blocking Ranking: 1st, Penalties Ranking: 27th

Stud: In the conversation for best left tackle in the league right now, and if nothing else the run blocking ofJason Peters makes him the most fun to watch.
Dud: Credit to Todd Herremans for trying to gut it out, but the upshot was him being something of a liability in pass protection before going on Injured Reserve.
Breakdown: How did the line finish this highly with all the injuries they had? The replacements (Matt Tobin, Andrew Gardner and David Molk) all struggled so you can place their midseason renaissance down to getting their studs back. Peters and Lane Johnson were PFF All-Pro first teamers, Evan Mathis was on pace to be one, but missed some time, while Jason Kelce had the sixth-highest run blocking score of any center. A strong finish to the year for this unit.


Here's PFF w Eagles 2nd best O-line behind us (tho it's really not close our line is much better imo) Your entilted too your opinion but your denying facts.

 

[Sportsbabe]

From what I've seen, a team that goes hog wild in free agency usually gets a little worse the following year. They might get better in the long run, maybe after 2-3 years, but not right away.

I predict the Eagles will go 9-7 because of this.

As for the Cowboys, I don't know yet. I think the Giants could make a turnaround though. They have another year in that system, and ODB is for real. He might become better than Dez. The Commanders will be better too. Like 6-10 better.

Lol at your Skins take. Brilliant.

 

[Sportsbabe]

I'm hoping it works again, too.

Yes..

maybe we lucked out with Philly collapsing and us getting Detroit in the first round.

But my guess is that the Cowboys KNOW they can win now..

something they never had before.

Playing as a team and playing 60 minutes of ballin' for a change is what changed their outcome.

If it was all strictly about talent..

the 9ers would have been repeat champs..

but they weren't.

Of course, you make a mistake thinking that last year's performance is an indicator of future performance.

Just ask the 2007 Cowboys.

it took 7 years to get over that collapse.

So we'll see.

Also what worked is Jason's process... getting his staff and his type of players in the process and removing the dead weight.

 

[AsthmaField]

It could be a pretty close race in the NFC East... but if you factor in Murray's inevitable fumbles, that just might tip the scales in favor of the Cowboys.

As long as Griffin is still in DC, I don't worry about the skins and with Eli giving it away left and right the NY Beckham's wont be in the race either.

 

[Sportsbabe]

It could be a pretty close race in the NFC East... but if you factor in Murray's inevitable fumbles, that just might tip the scales in favor of the Cowboys.

As long as Griffin is still in DC, I don't worry about the skins and with Eli giving it away left and right the NY Beckham's wont be in the race either.

Eli throwing it up for grabs to ODB scares me.

 

[NickZepp]

Giants could be scary good if they play better defensively and get a run game.