Beasley Stopped on his route on INT

[Hook'em#11]

Are you avaliable for next head coach ?
You sir know more than the current head coach !


you

So,

You are fine with how this team is and the coaching.. Great..

Never said I know more. It 's just basic common damn sense.


Some, just see it.

 

[65fastback2plus2]

Actually, it was an option play where the corner (Williams) dictates what Beas was suppose to do. The corner came up and Beas stopped as he should have, But Romo didn't pick up on that. So, yea, that and the other INT were %100 on Romo.

dont know why you are backing beasely then...because now the only other option is he is a liar

 

[lqmac1]

dont know why you are backing beasely then...because now the only other option is he is a liar

Whatever Beasely said was a lie and is trying to protect Romo. You don't have to be Einstein to figure out it was an option when you watch it.

 

[CaptainMorgan]

It's always somebody else's fault

 

[joseephuss]

It's always somebody else's fault

No, not always. It was on that play. It was Romo's fault on the first interception. It is not that difficult to figure these things out.

 

[cowboyschmps3]

They said it was an option route but if e catches it or atleast tries too catch it it wouldn't have been an interception

 

[SportsGuru80]

He sat down in space because he saw the CB to the outside of him. Obviously I don't know the exact play, but it really didn't seem like the wrong move on Beasley's part. QB and WR have to be on the same page and they weren't

Exactly...

 

[joseephuss]

Exactly...

Exactly wrong. Beasley should have continued the route and at worst it is an incompletion. At best it is a catch, a first down and he gets out of bounds to stop the clock.

 

[mahoneybill]

It was the 5 touchdowns the D gave up in the 2nd half that was the killer. One of the guys at dallascowboys.com said our D looked like it was a last preseason game.

And to a great degree we are playing with D players of that caliber. We shouldn't be surprised at the results, just disappointed at the reality of it.

Hard to face when you put up 36, lead by over 20 at half, and lose... Such is the way of our 2013 cowboys

 

[jobberone]

Beasley is a class act who is taking the blame for his QB. That doesn't mean it's true. A handful of experts said Beasley did exactly what you're supposed to do on that route. Doesn't it make sense that someone would take the blame? And doesn't it also make sense that people like Tony Dungy and Troy Aikman and some more people I can't think of would know how a WR should run that route? They all said Beasley did the right thing.

Whomever 'They' are don't know what they're talking about. You don't quit that out route esp in that situation. You catch the ball and get OOB. This is a timing offense and you make your read with the QB before the ball is snapped. You don't change your route as the QB is throwing the ball. Romo should have never thrown that ball to Austin. Romo makes so many of those throws he appears to think he can do it on demand. He also should have seen more plays where pressure was being dialed up. But the one to Beasley is not on him.

 

[jobberone]

Not as big of a deal as an interception.

Come on. We needed at least 40 yards with a little over a minute to play. Second and 1 and we run THAT play? A play designed to get two or three yards? Into double coverage? Really? Is there any justification for that? Either by play caller or QB?

It was just dumb.

Now this is on the nosey. If you are going to run that route you have to be esp careful. I've been saying for years that is something the defense is just waiting on. How many times has that route been intercepted?

 

[Fletch]

It was a good audible, just a bad throw, IMO.

Something Romo is accustomed to doing at the end of games... Bad throws that have to be analyzed and picked through with a fine tooth comb to see if it was really Romo's fault, or if he indeed gets a pass. I'm sick of it! FOR THE LOVE OF PETE.... EXECUTE ALREADY!

 

[gimmesix]

He sat down in space because he saw the CB to the outside of him. Obviously I don't know the exact play, but it really didn't seem like the wrong move on Beasley's part. QB and WR have to be on the same page and they weren't

As he said he doesn't have that option on the route. He has to go where he's supposed to go because that's where the quarterback is expected to be. So it was the wrong move on Beasley's part.

I'm sure based on the time left in the game, the idea on the short routes was to hit the player next to the sideline so he could get out of bounds.

 

[gimmesix]

If there was no built in adjustment to that play then two things, not one are horribly wrong.

1. The play design is awful. But we've seen plenty of that from Garett
2. The QB should have never thrown the ball to begin with knowing that Beasley would be running right into the boundry corner.

And all of this for a potential TWO yard gain? Brilliant.

The defensive back dived to make an interception several yards back from where Beasley would have caught the ball, I believe. I'm not sure the DB could have even got a hit on him if he'd taken the route to the sideline. But Beasley did pull up into the hole between the defenders, which would seem to be the smart thing to do ... if you're not looking to just make the first down and get out of bounds.

 

[jobberone]

Something Romo is accustomed to doing at the end of games... Bad throws that have to be analyzed and picked through with a fine tooth comb to see if it was really Romo's fault, or if he indeed gets a pass. I'm sick of it! FOR THE LOVE OF PETE.... EXECUTE ALREADY!

Can't argue with that. You have to execute.

 

[Fizziksman]

bad coaching...the source of all miscommunications

 

[Deep_South]

I thought Beasley said there was no option for him to pull up on that particular play, so it was his fault for stopping. Sounds pretty cut and dry to me. Beasley, Romo, and the defense can make up for the last three minutes against the Packers in the next couple of games.

Edited to add "defense". Wouldn't want to leave them out.

 

[SportsGuru80]

Exactly wrong. Beasley should have continued the route and at worst it is an incompletion. At best it is a catch, a first down and he gets out of bounds to stop the clock.

Man listen the WR saw the corner coming up so he stopped the route which is what he was supposed to do!

 

[2much2soon]

Lets see here, an UDFA throws himself under the bus to protect the high-paid, veteran, face-of-the-franchise QB. The same QB who the UDFA's career depends upon.

A HOF, 3x SB winning QB and a SB winning coach say the QB screwed up.

Who do you believe?

 

[gimmesix]

Lets see here, an UDFA throws himself under the bus to protect the high-paid, veteran, face-of-the-franchise QB. The same QB who the UDFA's career depends upon.

A HOF, 3x SB winning QB and a SB winning coach say the QB screwed up.

Who do you believe?

The guy who's actually running the route?