Twitter: Cowboys Tweets 8/2

[Texas_Pete]

This is HUGE my fellow Zoners:



Me likey!!

 

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[Texas_Pete]

Wait, wut? Why not Earl and X?

 

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[JohnsKey19]

This is HUGE my fellow Zoners:



Me likey!!

Interesting. Seems similar to the Kiffin/Marinelli situation in 2014.

 

[Doomsday101]

Coming from Seattle, Kris Richard ran the famed “Legion of Boom”. Decimated by injuries this season, the Legion packed less “boom” than normal, likely leading to his departure.

But what many people fail to realize is Rod Marinelli’s defense is modeled after that famous “Legion” from the Pacific Northwest.


When Rod Marinelli first came on, he contacted his friend and colleague, Pete Carroll, to discuss the single high safety look they so often employed. In Dallas, Marinelli worked to find personnel to fit said scheme. And with the revamped secondary and competent front-four pass rush on hand, Marinelli finally has the personnel he’s been looking for.

Because of this, Kris Richard is walking into a perfect situation here in Dallas. With Marinelli’s clock ticking and the DC job one day all but guaranteed, Richard is going to carry considerably more weight than your average position coach.

Primarily in charge of the secondary, Richard could do a number of things to shake up the defensive backs. As discussed yesterday, a position change for Byron Jones seems highly likely. As a former NFL defensive back and secondary specialist himself, he’s going to continue the Cowboys down the path they’ve been going, only applying his methods and development along the way

https://sportdfw.com/2018/01/24/cowboys-kris-richard-will-impact-defense/

 

[maryquality]

I'm not a big fan of the empty backfield!! Pretty much tells the defense what you're going to do. I prefer an element of surprise.

 

[Stash]

This is HUGE my fellow Zoners:



Me likey!!

This is confirmation of exactly what I had suspected. Nothing public of course, but a clear indication of a torch being passed.

 

[Stash]

Wait, wut? Why not Earl and X?

I'd expect Earl and Frazier (health permitting).

 

[Stash]

Interesting. Seems similar to the Kiffin/Marinelli situation in 2014.

And credit to Coach Marinelli for being a standup guy about things. Class move.

 

[Pessimist_cowboy]

Wait, wut? Why not Earl and X?

Heath is better that’s why.

 

[ShiningStar]

And credit to Coach Marinelli for being a standup guy about things. Class move.

very classy of him. We saw this one Stash, kudos

 

[Jarv]

Great news on Price and Armstrong!

 

[Clove]

That Earl Thomas read was a great read.

 

[Howboutdemcowboys31]

Anyone heard much on X Woods? I haven’t heard good or bad since TC

 

[NotForLong]

• Yesterday, I noted that Brian Price had given Travis Frederick fits in one-on-one pass rush drills. This trend continued today; on multiple occasions, Price beat Fredbeard— a man who surrendered exactly zero sacks in 2017 — with quickness and surprising power. One of the positions the Cowboys most desperately need a miracle to happen is at the one-technique defensive tackle. Price’s early performance gives us some hope that this miracle might occur.

Oh yeah baby. The Price is Right

 

[Stash]

Anyone heard much on X Woods? I haven’t heard good or bad since TC

No.

I mentioned that in another thread. I haven't heard or read anything and it's been noticeable.