Zman5
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Some of the sacks are on Dak but the real culprit is the offensive scheme. Our scheme is predicated on having a great OL.
Why do you think Aikman got battered until he got a great OL? Why do you think he started getting happy feet at the end of his career when the OL started to get bad?
Romo was master at avoiding the rush but even he got killed repeatedly shortening his career.
I've posted the following before. It's a snippet from a write up on Coryell offense.
"Given that the QB is targeting downfield receivers and the running game uses a power scheme against a numbers advantage, it's important that the offensive line is among the best in the league. The WCO can operate with smaller players and mask their deficiencies with movement and speed. The Coryell offense cannot and requires significant investment in the OL in order to produce consistent results."
The early 1990s Washington offenses of Joe Gibbs are emblematic of a team whose success came from their dominance in the trenches. The Washington OL was consequently nicknamed "The Hogs" after the team rode their success to three Super Bowls.
This is why I've been advocating going to a WCO since when Romo was getting killed due to bad OL.
Why do you think Aikman got battered until he got a great OL? Why do you think he started getting happy feet at the end of his career when the OL started to get bad?
Romo was master at avoiding the rush but even he got killed repeatedly shortening his career.
I've posted the following before. It's a snippet from a write up on Coryell offense.
"Given that the QB is targeting downfield receivers and the running game uses a power scheme against a numbers advantage, it's important that the offensive line is among the best in the league. The WCO can operate with smaller players and mask their deficiencies with movement and speed. The Coryell offense cannot and requires significant investment in the OL in order to produce consistent results."
The early 1990s Washington offenses of Joe Gibbs are emblematic of a team whose success came from their dominance in the trenches. The Washington OL was consequently nicknamed "The Hogs" after the team rode their success to three Super Bowls.
This is why I've been advocating going to a WCO since when Romo was getting killed due to bad OL.