Video: Broaddus not happy with Kellen Moore/offense

[Parcells4Life]

Peyton Manning said the Colts offense wasn’t overly creative when he was there. Teams always knew where Marvin Harrison was. He never went in motion. But when the QB can process the defense and receivers win 1 on 1, it’s a moot point.

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

One minute they want the Cowboys to run, the next minute they want them for to pass. Let’s give Dak for game to see how the passing game goes before we overreact.

New offense! Just run the ball! No not like that

 

[Pass2Run]

Have you ever noticed how Broaddus' insight is really bad? I mean, if he knew what he was talking about, he'd still be a scout. The fact he's a former scout with so much love and interest for the game should tell you he doesn't know what he's talking about.

I like listening to him, because he's entertaining and offers a different perspective. But I don't put much value in how he sees things. Other than when he has some insider info or something to that effect.

 

[DandyDon52]

bottom line is jerry should get a new OC or let mike take over and keep kellen on as a assitant off coach, you know OC in training.
I might even put kellen on defense, let him learn def from quinn, and it would help him later as a OC.

 

[Bobhaze]

I still remember reading the post game comments of the buccaneers defenders on opening night. They consistently said the Cowboys offense- especially the passing game routes are super predictable and easy to identify.

The 49er defenders said some similar statements after the playoff loss last year. They were saying that the route trees our receivers use are super simple. Lots of comeback routes, very few crossing routes that pick defenders and even fewer creative routes that take advantage of a player’s skills.

We still have a very vanilla offense that is not that difficult to prepare for. Just ask our opponents.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Broaddus, Shan, and Bobby Belt start off discussing WR trade targets, but Broaddus detours into a rant about the offense. Says there's still a lack of creativity compared to other offenses. OC not utlizing enough concepts to get WRs open in space. Route combinations don't maximize WR strengths like KC/Buffalo. Doesn't seem too enamored with trading for a WR if they're just going to inject him in a system that is not WR friendly.

Does he have a point? Or is this just a result of poor QB play?

Of course he has a point. There are reasons beyond just the elite QB's at as to why these offenses are so great.

 

[Havic]

KM is a big problem with why the offense struggles.

 

[Mannix]

I am still waiting for apologies after calling this two months ago a bottom 5 WR corp, and taking on some hate for it....not to mention being told over and over that I was overrating Cedric Wilson...the guilty can just buy me a cold one.

 

[Ken]

People complaining about scheme need to understand this scheme is built for Dak. Can't blame scheme when it's built to maximize Dak.

The scheme is built for Mahomes too.

The scheme is built for Herbert.

It means nothing if they have no real philosophy instead of just mashing plays together

 

[America's Cowboy]

Open your eyes and see that the QB’s limitations hinder the OC

Regardless of QB, a good OC should always scheme to get his receivers open. Football 101.

Open your eyes and mind.

 

[WillieBeamen]

Regardless of QB, a good OC should always scheme to get his receivers open. Football 101.

Open your eyes and mind.

Nonsense


Why wasnt this said by you when Rush was the starter??

 

[America's Cowboy]

Nonsense

You don't understand football. That's the only nonsense.

 

[WillieBeamen]

You don't understand football. That's the only nonsense.

You think Dak is a good QB…You DEFINITELY dont understand football

 

[America's Cowboy]

The scheme is built for Dak. So what's the issue? The answer. QB limitations limit scheme. Can't have receivers running all over the formation bc Dak will never get through the progressions to find them even though he holds the ball longer than needed.

Go watch the video from Voch Lombardi in the thread I created. Ex-players who know football breakdown tape and disagree with you.

 

[America's Cowboy]

You think Dak is a good QB…You DEFINITELY dont understand football

Most coaches, players and GMs in the NFL know Dak is a good QB. You're the one who doesn't understand football.

 

[xwalker]

Broaddus, Shan, and Bobby Belt start off discussing WR trade targets, but Broaddus detours into a rant about the offense. Says there's still a lack of creativity compared to other offenses. OC not utlizing enough concepts to get WRs open in space. Route combinations don't maximize WR strengths like KC/Buffalo. Doesn't seem too enamored with trading for a WR if they're just going to inject him in a system that is not WR friendly.

Does he have a point? Or is this just a result of poor QB play?

That means that Moore is great because it's always best to believe the opposite of Broaddus opinions.

 

[WillieBeamen]

Most coaches, players and GMs in the NFL know Dak is a good QB. You're the one who doesn't understand football.

Most coaches, players and Gms also said Romo was a good QB and u couldnt wait to get rid of him


YOU DONT KNOW FOOTBALL OLD MAN

 

[Buzzbait]

Broaddus, Shan, and Bobby Belt start off discussing WR trade targets, but Broaddus detours into a rant about the offense.
Says there's still a lack of creativity compared to other offenses. OC not utlizing enough concepts to get WRs open in space. Route combinations don't maximize WR strengths like KC/Buffalo. Doesn't seem too enamored with trading for a WR if they're just going to inject him in a system that is not WR friendly.

I believe it would be more productive to trade for a better OC than trading for a WR.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Most coaches, players and Gms also said Romo was a good QB and u couldnt wait to get rid of him


YOU DONT KNOW FOOTBALL OLD MAN

ROMO WENT HOLLYWOOD AND WASTED HIS BEST YEARS. You know it. Everyone knows it. It simply breaks your heart to admit it because of your man-crush. You don't know football, kid.

 

[boysfanperiod]

Broaddus, Shan, and Bobby Belt start off discussing WR trade targets, but Broaddus detours into a rant about the offense. Says there's still a lack of creativity compared to other offenses. OC not utlizing enough concepts to get WRs open in space. Route combinations don't maximize WR strengths like KC/Buffalo. Doesn't seem too enamored with trading for a WR if they're just going to inject him in a system that is not WR friendly.

Does he have a point? Or is this just a result of poor QB play?

I concur! At times, it seems like we are still running JG's offense. No reason no rhyme.