Twitter: Cowboys Tweets 9/24

[blumayne38]

Tyron's done for. Best to move on from him asap. It's not 2013 anymore. He's no longer elite, he's a shell of his former self.

Lmao done with this comment

 

[revospeed]

Lmao done with this comment

Okay, that's fine. But you're lying to yourself if you think he's looked good this year. He hasn't. At all. Watch him get smoked repeatedly by Frank Clark all game.

 

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[movaughn88]

I truly love the guy, but is complete blasphemy to say that if he misses, say, 6 games this year due to injury, that you have to think of cutting him in the offseason?

It would save $7m against the cap, leaving an additional $3m in dead money. 2019 is his last year under contract.

Maybe you keep him to tutor LVE?

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Because it was never a WR problem.

It's a predictability problem.

I don't care if you're the greatest route runner in NFL history. If a NFL DB knows what route you're running he will be in your hip pocket.

That is why I liked Dez.. Even if you knew where Dez was going he would just win the ball from you.

But we kicked him out the door and blame his lack of...separation....

Watch the Rams passing game and you'll see receivers consistently running free. That's due to the route combinations they run, how they stack their receivers off the line, et cetera. We've been running the see simplified scheme with very little wrinkles.

 

[glimmerman]

I truly love the guy, but is complete blasphemy to say that if he misses, say, 6 games this year due to injury, that you have to think of cutting him in the offseason?

It would save $7m against the cap, leaving an additional $3m in dead money. 2019 is his last year under contract.

Maybe you keep him to tutor LVE?

I think he will retire after his contract. And I immediately hire him as a LB coach.

 

[CyberB0b]

I truly love the guy, but is complete blasphemy to say that if he misses, say, 6 games this year due to injury, that you have to think of cutting him in the offseason?

It would save $7m against the cap, leaving an additional $3m in dead money. 2019 is his last year under contract.

Maybe you keep him to tutor LVE?

We have plenty of cap space. No need to cut him. When he comes in, he is the best player on the defense. He will mentor and be a coach on the sideline. You can't put a dollar value on leadership and integrity.

 

[blumayne38]

I hate that he is right

 

[pansophy]

I hate that statistic so much -- It's as if we just need to call 25 running plays and we magically win. That stat is created by the circumstances that allow a team to run the ball 25 times while limiting passes.

 

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[John813]

I truly love the guy, but is complete blasphemy to say that if he misses, say, 6 games this year due to injury, that you have to think of cutting him in the offseason?

It would save $7m against the cap, leaving an additional $3m in dead money. 2019 is his last year under contract.

Maybe you keep him to tutor LVE?

Hard to say until we see Smith and LVE for entire games out there for a good part of the season.
If both look ready, then strongly consider it. Probably depend too on how aggressive(LOL) they are in the offseason.

 

[pansophy]

But but Dez Bryant is gone we are supposed to separate more but but sanja Lyle is here now we have a real WR coach

Hard to get separation when CBs can cheat towards inside routes because the QB is inaccurate on outside routes.

 

[tomsanders921]

Watch the Rams passing game and you'll see receivers consistently running free. That's due to the route combinations they run, how they stack their receivers off the line, et cetera. We've been running the see simplified scheme with very little wrinkles.

Garret and company coach/ scheme like we have the early 90s cowboys.

 

[Jarv]

Maybe Dak should watch the film of how Romo eludes JJ Watt.

 

[Stash]

Stephen doesn't think Aikman should offer opinions on offensive play, but the Prince of Nepotism is explaining guard and running back play to us.

Blissfully unaware of his own hypocrisy.

 

[Stash]

I'll take Richard as coach and new offensive coordinator. Love Richard's energy and he has a clear point of view on what he wants the defense to be.

I trust him to find an OC with a similar clear vision for the offense.

I'd trust him enough to fire Garrett and Linehan today.

Richard could then bring in Darrell Bevell, who's actually been known to run the football.

 

[Stash]

Did he actually they "didn't run enough"?

That would give me some semblance of confidence that people are actually becoming aware of this team's issues.

A small one, but some is better than none.