That’s because we are predictable.. that’s Moore..Mr. predictable..This exactly. If you see Dak under center it's either play action or a run.
Which tells you he is here for the 30 million, and that he knew saying he wanted Moore was what needed to do to get it.Moore is too attached to Garret's old offense.
I was soooo disappointed that Mac did not install his offense,
still am...
What a Dumpster Fire !Which tells you he is here for the 30 million, and that he knew saying he wanted Moore was what needed to do to get it.
This current situation is a pure joke.
McCarthy is collecting money and Jerry only pays it because he can't get away with standing on the sidelines himself while Moore and Quinn run the units.
Also because he thought McCarthy has some magical words of wisdom to talk a team to a Super Bowl.
When you go back and look at Zeke's highlights from early in his career they are almost all out of the deep back set. He attacks the line of scrimmage downhill and when there is a crease he sees it, puts a foot in the ground and attacks it. Even if there is a defender there to put a hand on him it doesn't even slow that beast down because he has serious forward momentum. FF to since Moore has taken over and easily 70-80% of our runs are out of shotgun.. So now the backs are nearly always waiting for the QB to bring them the ball and standing still .. It's absolute lunacy.. Especially given the leakage that our o-line seems to allow on nearly every run. Having the back standing next to the QB takes away vision and leverage against the defense. Great if you're Barry Sanders.. but for a downhill runner like Zeke it's just a mismatch. I can't stand watching him stand there waiting to be given the ball and have to fight off a free defender almost instantly. Ironically Pollard IS more of the jitterbug type back but even he is not equipped to have consistent success if there are defenders helping him take the handoff. This is going to be a looooonnnnnnng year.
Going to blow up this fallacy once and for all...Dak can’t read a defense under Center, he can barely read one out of the gun
Where does this horrible narrative come from?100% brother.
One key issue is that Dak is not effective taking snaps under center. In order to run effectively, the threat of the pass has to be there— and Dak simply struggles to take the snap, drop back, read the D, and deliver the ball consistently.
So when Dak goes under center, the tendencies scream run and the D knows what we are doing.
This offense is simply too limited by Kellen Moore and what Dak has needed is an OC that pushes him to expand his game, not enable him to stay within what is “comfortable” for him.
Where does this horrible narrative come from?
114 rating under center last year.
HerbertI agree with you but unfortunately, this us how the whole NFL operates now.
Just quickly looked up last year....we operated out of the Gun 476 times.
San Diego was 510.
Rams 473
KC 585
TB 578
Buffalo 556
GB 410
1st and goal from the 2 . Shotgun set, empty backfield,
3rd and 2 , Shotgun set, zeke motions out wide
Oh, those are the qbs? I had no idea.Herbert
Stafford
Mahommes
Brady
Allen
Rodgers
So there's that. Also, we're talking about this team, and this team is set up to run the football. We have gotten away from what we built this team to do. Ground and pound, keep the defense fresh. Make play action more effective (thus Dak more effective https://atozsports.com/dallas/cowboys-qb-dak-prescotts-most-successful-play-types/)
Fans of Prescott should be screaming for this to be how we run our offense.
I'm with ya....Bring back Ralston. Don't know if that fixes anything but I sure would have loved to seen him at FullbackWhen you go back and look at Zeke's highlights from early in his career they are almost all out of the deep back set. He attacks the line of scrimmage downhill and when there is a crease he sees it, puts a foot in the ground and attacks it. Even if there is a defender there to put a hand on him it doesn't even slow that beast down because he has serious forward momentum. FF to since Moore has taken over and easily 70-80% of our runs are out of shotgun.. So now the backs are nearly always waiting for the QB to bring them the ball and standing still .. It's absolute lunacy.. Especially given the leakage that our o-line seems to allow on nearly every run. Having the back standing next to the QB takes away vision and leverage against the defense. Great if you're Barry Sanders.. but for a downhill runner like Zeke it's just a mismatch. I can't stand watching him stand there waiting to be given the ball and have to fight off a free defender almost instantly. Ironically Pollard IS more of the jitterbug type back but even he is not equipped to have consistent success if there are defenders helping him take the handoff. This is going to be a looooonnnnnnng year.
Read it. Wake up. And lament with the rest of us
https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...tt-kellen-moore-play-calling-third-and-short/
Glad we are bringing this up again. This offense (even with Dak) will not be successful without a stout running game. Their lack of reps for the backs and the primary formation they run from are a death knell to any positive momentum.When you go back and look at Zeke's highlights from early in his career they are almost all out of the deep back set. He attacks the line of scrimmage downhill and when there is a crease he sees it, puts a foot in the ground and attacks it. Even if there is a defender there to put a hand on him it doesn't even slow that beast down because he has serious forward momentum. FF to since Moore has taken over and easily 70-80% of our runs are out of shotgun.. So now the backs are nearly always waiting for the QB to bring them the ball and standing still .. It's absolute lunacy.. Especially given the leakage that our o-line seems to allow on nearly every run. Having the back standing next to the QB takes away vision and leverage against the defense. Great if you're Barry Sanders.. but for a downhill runner like Zeke it's just a mismatch. I can't stand watching him stand there waiting to be given the ball and have to fight off a free defender almost instantly. Ironically Pollard IS more of the jitterbug type back but even he is not equipped to have consistent success if there are defenders helping him take the handoff. This is going to be a looooonnnnnnng year.
We’re in shotgun because your hero Dak can’t read a defense after play action
Going to blow up this fallacy once and for all...
Dak rating under center was 114.
For his career it is 105, the highest of any type of play.
I'm with ya....Bring back Ralston. Don't know if that fixes anything but I sure would have loved to seen him at Fullback