The Natural
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Rude awakening incoming. "The Bease" and Tavon "200 receiving yards a year" Austin are taking us to the promised land.
I think there's a lot of debate about the deficiency of our WR's. I think they are a lot better than they're made out to be. IMO in the right conditions, Gallup and Austin can be high-quality options with TW, Beasley and Lenoir solid contributors.
I thought stupidity like this was banned?lmao... if they get open, then super bus driver better get them the ball.. sheezz. "Dez is whispering in Dak's ear, making him nervous" "Dak is getting pressured with one guy out".. get the guy something for nerves.. good grief....
THE Bease two years ago, was the best slot in the Nfl and led the team in yards in 2016...Bro you really havent researched enough to have correct stats to back your position..Like I said earlier, the WR Corps have a solid Nfl Stable of wr of a two level, who have produced recently, plus a rookie who is going to fill out this group well.
Tight ends I give you have not produced at Wittens level but i believe both can produce his volume recently..Plus the Middle of the field is now back in play for the 10-20 Seem routes or more..They started throwing there against Cincy..its going to be even uglier for your team..Lol
I hope all of these negative articles get put up on a bulletin board in the WR room. The amount of disrespect for them is unreal and it should start playing into their pride in themselves because it’s obvious everyone outside of cowboys locker room feels these boys are nothing more than 5 and 6 stringers
naw you get banned for whining about posts....I thought stupidity like this was banned?
There’s no debate: the Cowboys are deficient at wide receiver. Entering training camp, the position boasted six to eight capable contributors … unfortunately, all of them would be third or fourth options on most teams. This offense suffered through shoddy receiver play last year and became inconsistent. Head coach Jason Garrett and offensive coordinator Scott Linehan must reshape their approach. Out with the spread formations that were built to emphasize Dez Bryant outside and Jason Witten inside. With receivers who cannot win on their own in space, an offense must manufacture aerial opportunities via designs from its running game. Those designs often come from condensed formations, where receivers can appear to be potential run-blockers.
The good news is a dominant O-line (more on that later) and an explosive, deceptive runner like Ezekiel Elliott, make Dallas’s ground game the best in football. It’s an almost unbeatable equation when you factor in Dak Prescott’s mobility, which can occupy unblocked defenders and, via rollout designs both real and fake, tame a defense’s backside pursuit.
To maximize that ground game, Garrett and Linehan should flavor it with more misdirection elements. Jet sweeps, end-arounds, decoy pull-blockers and multi-option zone reads would be great additions to Dallas’s staple ghost reverses and split-zone runs, where receivers and tight ends work back across the formation. The Cowboys are primed for this; if they weren’t, they would not have traded for ex-Ram Tavon Austin (and his $3 million cap number, which is more than five times pricier than similarly skilled 2017 fourth-rounder Ryan Switzer, who was shipped to Oakland in a separate deal).
Prescott is best-suited for a run-first offense—and that’s not a slight at his quarterbacking. He has what few mobile QBs possess: the poise and toughness to stay in the pocket and deliver with defenders closing in. That’s crucial for long-term development. But Prescott is not an aggressive anticipation passer like most of the league’s top pocket QBs. He’s a facilitator who can make second-reaction plays when need be. This type of skill set works great on play-action, bootlegs and rollouts—tactics, in other words, that stem from the running game.
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What if i told you, the last time the cowboys went to the playoffs, they did not have a ones production...
So basically it's another Dak sucks article. If Wentz was the qb, I guarantee this article wouldn't have been written.
It’s an average WR corps. Unless Gallup or Austin somehow develop into an upper echelon WR.
I didnt open the link yet but did it show the 12 playoff teams and their WR cores production? off hand I believe most of them had make shift WR cores, nothing special and not one that stood out as a #1? seems to Me Jacksonville, NE, and Philly used WR by Committee and spread the ball around but that off memory.. MN has some solid WRs but none that are destined for the HOF?who else was in there?Titans, nope no super WRs, I know ATL has some good wr and one great one but they didnt make it to the NFCG..Pittsburgh has a great one and some good ones and Bell, they should have made it to the SB with that roster , right? they got beat by the Jags with Hurns as their #1 and bortles at QB, doesnt that what we have now ?
They won't because your boy Wentz isn't qb to save the day, unlike Dak.