Common theme with our two losses: drops

[D4KADON]

This wr crew is extremely talented but when they play poorly it shuts down our entire offense

 

[JBS]

We don’t sniff winning either game even w zero drops

 

[Blackthorn]

This is a major issue that could haunt the team during the post-season. We all saw how critical a drop can be in a close game or a game the Cowboys are trailing in. Drops are momentum killers and will end drives on 3rd downs. With Cooper and possibly Lamb out, the players to stepped up. If they don't have a Juggs machine at their house they need to buy one. No excuses.

The receivers have to put the KC behind them and focus on Thursday.
Go Dallas!!!

 

[Ranching]

Some need to Drop their balls!

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

This wr crew is extremely talented but when they play poorly it shuts down our entire offense

Agreed here, and the drops are maddening. The one job a WR has is catch the ball. It's the most basic part of the job.

 

[Corso]

Some need to Drop their balls!

I just went and Rick Moranis'd!

That's not a good thing...
Maybe it is a good thing...

******.

 

[D4KADON]

We don’t sniff winning either game even w zero drops

I disagree with this

it kills our momentum and several of these drops would’ve led to bigger plays and would’ve at least kept the opposing teams defense in higher alert

 

[JBS]

I disagree with this

it kills our momentum and several of these drops would’ve led to bigger plays and would’ve at least kept the opposing teams defense in higher alert

keep telling yourself that

 

[TexasBoys2288]

Another common theme with our two recent losses is no run game.

 

[MysteryIceGuro]

Another common theme:
-Winning the toss and electing to receive the ball first
-Dak being off his throws by miles
-Offensive line change was made that week (This week it was McGovern, Broncos week it was Steele in for Tyron Smith).

 

[kskboys]

Yes, that is one of the reasons.

 

[Aven8]

Noah Brown killed us early. I mean you’re a professional WR. I guarantee you the drops hurt.