plasticman
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The Cowboys can't hide it from anybody, its no secret how the Cowboys intend to proceed. They will run.
Thats fine with the Cowboys, they never intended the fool then, they simply intend to run over them.
The Cowbiys will continue to run and dare defenses to stop them. The defenses will compensate by puting 8 in the box, leaving 3 DB's to guard the backfield. They may even try to sneak the other safety in, mostly because nothing else is working.
Thats when Dak strikes. Dak will throw an average of 25 passes a.game. You can also expect him to run. However, when he throws, it will be down the field.This will help to open the running game even further.
The Cowboys will to do everything they can to shield their rookie from low percentage circumstances. If they are constantly lining up to 2nd and.5, 3rd and2, it will mean they are succeeding.
Dak will be a.rookie for about half a season. By the the time November rolls around opponent defenses will make a grave error if they underestimate him. He does not lack skill. Nor does he lack the ability to uderstand the pro game. He does not lack confidence, desire, or heart. He does not lack the temperment or the poise. He is simply inexperienced. He will learn quickly.
The defense is still improving but serious running game buys them time to het personnel back. It also keeps them fresher.
The Dallas Cowboys are going to send the NFL 45 years back in time, a time when the runningback controlled the pace of a.game.
It was 47 years ago that the Dallas Cowboys started a rookie quarterback and rookie RB on opening day.
The quarterback threw for a TD and ran for a TD. He averaged almost 15 yards per attempt that day.
The runningback had a good game, as well as his vetetan teammate. Together they ran 37 times
The Cowboys won that day and went on to a 11-2-1 record.
This was 1969. The RB ended up being rhe offensive rookie of the year, Calvin Hill.
The QB ended up in the Hall of Fame, Roger Staubach.
Two years later, 1971, these two players would lead the Cowboys to their first Super Bowl championship.
Today, right now, the NFL is not prepared for a physical running attack as the primary weapon of an offense. It will be years before they can counter it.
Thats fine with the Cowboys, they never intended the fool then, they simply intend to run over them.
The Cowbiys will continue to run and dare defenses to stop them. The defenses will compensate by puting 8 in the box, leaving 3 DB's to guard the backfield. They may even try to sneak the other safety in, mostly because nothing else is working.
Thats when Dak strikes. Dak will throw an average of 25 passes a.game. You can also expect him to run. However, when he throws, it will be down the field.This will help to open the running game even further.
The Cowboys will to do everything they can to shield their rookie from low percentage circumstances. If they are constantly lining up to 2nd and.5, 3rd and2, it will mean they are succeeding.
Dak will be a.rookie for about half a season. By the the time November rolls around opponent defenses will make a grave error if they underestimate him. He does not lack skill. Nor does he lack the ability to uderstand the pro game. He does not lack confidence, desire, or heart. He does not lack the temperment or the poise. He is simply inexperienced. He will learn quickly.
The defense is still improving but serious running game buys them time to het personnel back. It also keeps them fresher.
The Dallas Cowboys are going to send the NFL 45 years back in time, a time when the runningback controlled the pace of a.game.
It was 47 years ago that the Dallas Cowboys started a rookie quarterback and rookie RB on opening day.
The quarterback threw for a TD and ran for a TD. He averaged almost 15 yards per attempt that day.
The runningback had a good game, as well as his vetetan teammate. Together they ran 37 times
The Cowboys won that day and went on to a 11-2-1 record.
This was 1969. The RB ended up being rhe offensive rookie of the year, Calvin Hill.
The QB ended up in the Hall of Fame, Roger Staubach.
Two years later, 1971, these two players would lead the Cowboys to their first Super Bowl championship.
Today, right now, the NFL is not prepared for a physical running attack as the primary weapon of an offense. It will be years before they can counter it.