That tells me his players don't take him serious if they practice it, yet don't do it.
I think it speaks volumes about him as a HC
I think Wilcox knocking him off the receiver prevented him from stripping itAnthony Brown had his hand up between Sterling Shepard's on that TD reception on third down.
It was a great catch, 9 times out of 10 that's an incompletion and NY settles for a field goal attempt.
Dak was 11 of 12 to start the game. I think 14 of 19 at halftime. The run pass ratio was 19-19 in the first half. We get the turnover to start the second half, we run it three and pass it 4 times to take the lead. From there, when we should have been pounding it to try to run clock and extend the lead.....yet we only ran it 8 mores times from there, and threw it 23. In all, in the second half we threw it 26 times and he was 11 of 26. We only ran 11 times. It's not how you win with a young QB.
What is the point of pounding the ball in the first half if you aren't going to keep doing it in the second half when the game score is close? It makes no sense, but that is what our coaching staff thinks gives us the best chance to win.
his hand up with his back to the QB, its very hard to make plays that way but somehow its all our corners knowAnthony Brown had his hand up between Sterling Shepard's on that TD reception on third down.
It was a great catch, 9 times out of 10 that's an incompletion and NY settles for a field goal attempt.
That tells me his players don't take him serious if they practice it, yet don't do it.
I think it speaks volumes about him as a HC
Or you could rewatch the play and see they did have a RB in the flats who was covered. The Giants were ready for it.I wish I could "like" this 1000 times.
Sounds like you missed a lot of things.Did Linehan drop a TD in the end zone? If so I missed it.
Does no one find it strange that Cowboys were 1.5 point under dog, and they conveniently cover the spread by .5 points against the Giants on 9/11??
JG is not on this forum. Go get a tissue.Tony is not here to cover up your incompetence, JG.
Do people not get that the vanilla play calling was probably caused by having a rookie playing his first game ever so they wanted a simple game plan for him
Or you could rewatch the play and see they did have a RB in the flats who was covered. The Giants were ready for it.
Umm, that makes no sense.JG is not on this forum. Go get a tissue.
Does no one find it strange that Cowboys were 1.5 point under dog, and they conveniently cover the spread by .5 points against the Giants on 9/11??