PJTHEDOORS
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I am lol at that because you're wrong again...lol
And you're a jerk. lol.
I am lol at that because you're wrong again...lol
This is stupid, Dak was making those same decisions in 2016 as in 2017 when they were scoring 30 a game before Zeke suspension. So he must have been making good decisions. You find the one time it didn't work to complain.
Nobody care about the times it did work. Also they were 6th in red zone scoring. Zeke was making good decisions
Beasley was wide open in the end zone but Dak can't see the field and he wanted to run it in himself.Problem is some circumstances require "run only" plays with no pass option IMO. Romo was accused of this too. QB's like to put it in their hands instead of the RB inside the 5 way too much.
Beasley was wide open in the end zone but Dak can't see the field and he wanted to run it in himself.
I don't love Linehan but our biggest problem on offense is QB.
The problem was they let Dak make decisions at the line and he stinks at it.
Linehan is ok. Garrett and the QB are the issues.
No, what's actually "stupid" is misrepresenting facts. Such as the fact that the same run-pass option that failed and cost them touchdowns in week one was still in use in week sixteen. That's not the "one time" you're attempting to describe here. That's the same stupidity occurring from the beginning of the season to the end. Learning nothing from past mistakes.
I gave you two clear bookends for where it didn't work. If you want to claim it did, cite concrete examples of those, instead of trying to credit them with everything that did go well. Back up your claims.
So for them to be 6th in the red zone, means they were highly effective when in the red zone. So let's see, 2 times it didn't work as with every freaking play run pass option or not, sometimes they work sometimes they do.
Again it stupid to complain when they've been effective in the red zone
Then how was Beasley wide open if the other team knew the play?No, it''s our offense gameplan that every defense on the other side knows 1st hand.
Again was scoring 30 a game before Zeke suspended
Then how was Beasley wide open if the other team knew the play?
Against who? Winning teams?
Doesn't matter who, you play who's on your schedule, that's a dumb narrativeAgainst who? Winning teams?
Effective, not run pass option effective. An obvious distinction that you don't want to accept.
Again, what's "stupid" is to throw out a blanket statement that because selective red zone numbers show success, that the run-pass crap is a good idea. And it's notable that you have no examples to support your contention.
If it wasn't a good idea or effective, every freaking professional OC would scrap it. Yet every Oc with a young mobile qb use them. Use your head, people are *****ing because it didn't work a couple times that's plain stupid.
Yep. "Everyone" is using it. Following Dallas' incredible lead. Using it just like the Cowboys.
Don't mention anyone "using their head" when all you've got is this.
You're embarrassing yourself.
You're embarrassing yourself. Tell me Einstein. What's the reason for all these coordinators using Rpos? I'll tell you, it's an effective concept.
Learn something
https://www.___GET_REAL_URL___/s/ww...s-option-rpo-aaron-rodgers-ben-roethlisberger
This is flawed. The Cowboys have barely sniffed the redzone this year.Really ,they' were ranked in the top 5 before last week now ranked 6th. lol
https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/red-zone-scoring-pct
Nobody's talking about "the concept", but even you knew that. We're talking about proper time and place. But again, even you knew that.
But in your rush to argue, you try to jump from one point to another, all the while supporting none.
Your tact is not new.
And if this is your approach, I predict that your stay will be short.