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RVING – Morris Claiborne made the g interception that sealed the Cowboys’ 34-31 victory over St. Louis on Sunday. But while Claiborne’s timely takeaway helped preserve Dallas’ lead and reduced the foulness of an otherwise terrible performance by the cornerback, it didn’t necessarily save his job.
When asked whether Claiborne could be benched before Dallas plays New Orleans next Sunday, Jason Garrett didn’t dismiss the question.
“We’ll determine how we’re going to play guys as the week goes on,” the Cowboys coach said Monday.
On Sunday, Claiborne was targeted seven times and allowed five receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns, according to ProFootballFocus.com. He was responsible for surrendering the Rams’ two longest completions and missed a tackle on St. Louis’ most productive running play. The passer rating against him was 113.7.
“Mo was just in situations in yesterday’s game where he was isolated by himself and they made good throws and catches against him,” Garrett said. “His technique on each of those plays wasn’t perfect and they had success for different reasons on each of those plays where he got beat and he just needs to continue to learn and grow and develop as a player.”
Until he made the interception, Claiborne said he thought he “pretty much stunk it up.”
http://cowboysblog.***BANNED-URL***...hed-in-favor-of-former-undrafted-player.html/
When asked whether Claiborne could be benched before Dallas plays New Orleans next Sunday, Jason Garrett didn’t dismiss the question.
“We’ll determine how we’re going to play guys as the week goes on,” the Cowboys coach said Monday.
On Sunday, Claiborne was targeted seven times and allowed five receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns, according to ProFootballFocus.com. He was responsible for surrendering the Rams’ two longest completions and missed a tackle on St. Louis’ most productive running play. The passer rating against him was 113.7.
“Mo was just in situations in yesterday’s game where he was isolated by himself and they made good throws and catches against him,” Garrett said. “His technique on each of those plays wasn’t perfect and they had success for different reasons on each of those plays where he got beat and he just needs to continue to learn and grow and develop as a player.”
Until he made the interception, Claiborne said he thought he “pretty much stunk it up.”
http://cowboysblog.***BANNED-URL***...hed-in-favor-of-former-undrafted-player.html/