DC: Scout's Eye: Spencer's Progress; Sterling Moore Shines On Colts Tape

[Word Mofo]

I thought I was the only one. I don't think Its an exaggeration at all to say Moore is better than them both.

In Bob Strum's "splash plays". Moore is near the top and always does a nice job of paying the ball even after the catch. Like the td he broke up against the Colts.

I like Moore in coverage more than I do when he is taking on a blocker. Either the guy blocking him was really good, or he's on rollerskates out there. I noticed that when the Colts threw into the flat on his side, he got taken out of the play pretty easily.

 

[jobberone]

Ok, I watched the All 22 of the Indy game and just looked at Almost Anthony for the most part. While I saw some decent push at times and burst once I was unimpressed. He did have a couple or three hits and pressures.

He did drop on occasion and was either chipped, doubled and tripled as well but was not more than average for a SDE. He didn't turn the corner once so I can't say anything about his bend. I did see that against Philly.

TBF he could have played a number of plays as both rusher and containment on that side. They did seem to be accounting for him a fair amount chipping and doubling. He also rushed from the other side and didn't make any noise there though although they helped the LT out some, too.

@Bluefin, I wasn't impressed with his hands. He isn't cold stopped often by the tackle's punch but it had a decent affect. He played pattycake a few of times. His bull rush was 'ok' a few times.

All in all I don't see much from this game to get excited about. Not sure where Bryan is coming from although it appeared he played better in the Philly game and as of late. But I haven't seen the film on those and we know what judging games off TV is like.

 

[xwalker]

He has his moments.

I'm hoping the team will let Anthony Spencer, George Selvie and Nick Hayden go in free agency and look for upgrades.

Whatever happens, Terrell McClain will likely be facing a fight to keep his spot on the roster in training camp.

Josh Brent and Ken Bishop are at NT with the possibility of signing or drafting other options.

Tyrone Crawford is the UT with Davon Coleman and Chris Whaley in the mix behind him.

Amobi Okoye might show something.

Jack Crawford showed he can play inside, if needed.

Jeremy Mincey can also move inside on passing downs.

There should be lots of competition next year, I'm looking forward to it.

Yes, there are a lot of options at DT. The issue for 2015 is DE.

 

[jobberone]

I think all options are on the table for the DL. Make that most of the team.

 

[Oh_Canada]

The Cowboys will have time before free agency to work something out with him. As a guy that has not had a big payday, he'll need to decide on accepting a contract offer from the Cowboys that will likely include a decent signing bonus or risk going to free agency. Once free agency starts his risk is that the Cowboys could sign somebody else. There are currently several options in free agency at CB.

True, I do like Culliver quite a bit but the fact that Moore can play safety and proven in this system make me think they should try to work something out. Draft wise, I like Josh Shaw in the the mid rounds as a developmental cb.