Barry Church “to many guys making business decisions”

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And he is right. No names were called out specifically on the segment. BUT, diggs and browns names were thrown around a lot for not doing their “job”. Also Joseph got some praise because he made his way up through the ST unit. Therefore he had learned the necessary tackling skills to be a dog. I think there is something to be said about some of our players making business decisions costing games.
 
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blumayne38 said:
And he is right. No names were called out specifically on the segment. BUT, diggs and browns names were thrown around a lot for not doing their “job”. Also Joseph got some praise because he made his way up through the ST unit. Therefore he had learned the necessary tackling skills to be a dog. I think there is something to be said about some of our players making business decisions costing games.
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blumayne38 said:
And he is right. No names were called out specifically on the segment. BUT, diggs and browns names were thrown around a lot for not doing their “job”. Also Joseph got some praise because he made his way up through the ST unit. Therefore he had learned the necessary tackling skills to be a dog. I think there is something to be said about some of our players making business decisions costing games.
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Joseph was a dog before he got to the Cowboys. You could see that on his pre-draft film.
 
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blumayne38 said:
I saw the video yesterday on YouTube.

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You want to allow Dak to be the one who throws it 20-25 times a game instead of 46.

Nate and Jesse are both right here.

You can't give Zeke's touches to Dak or you screw everyone including Dak.

Even Aaron Rodgers was screaming at LaFleur to run the ball.. Because when you don't, it's easier for the DBs to jump your route in the passing game, and easier to rush the passer with a fresh defense.

It was stupid to throw it around so much, especially when you're not having that much success with it.

This is business. You don't underestimate your opponent when you're playing Aaron Rodgers.

Honestly, the business decision was from McCarthy, allowing the guys to relax this week, and all of that crap with his sentiment towards Green Bay, Rodgers and relationships or whatever.

He's the only guy that matters here. He has the tools; he's the coach.
 
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Pass2Run said:
You want to allow Dak to be the one who throws it 20-25 times a game instead of 46.

Nate and Jesse are both right here.

You can't give Zeke's touches to Dak or you screw everyone including Dak.

Even Aaron Rodgers was screaming a LaFleur to run the ball.. Because when you don't, it's easier for the DBs to jump your route in the passing game, and easier to rush the passer with a fresh defense.

It was stupid to throw it around so much, especially when you're not having that much success with it.
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I think it comes down to you want to give dak that shot. McCarthy obviously was okay with throwing it that much…. The first int to Shultz it’s like okay. Maybe let’s not do that again. Then boom! Again. I get it we all want to have an Allen, Mahomes or Rodgers…. But you don’t got that. Play to the strengths. Unless Dak himself is killing plays then it’s on him.
 
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blumayne38 said:
And he is right. No names were called out specifically on the segment. BUT, diggs and browns names were thrown around a lot for not doing their “job”. Also Joseph got some praise because he made his way up through the ST unit. Therefore he had learned the necessary tackling skills to be a dog. I think there is something to be said about some of our players making business decisions costing games.
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