well we all want that and more.
but we have invested heavily in the O.
so cannot afford the same investment in the D given salary cap and limited draft picks...
Don't ask then, if one already has an agenda that determines credible thought of the process. One has to forge quality pressure, and what the Cowboys have done can achieve the goals in mind.
First, the team should be strong against the run, and despite Adam's numbers, that is a very good start in flipping the switch on pass rush as well. The front is going to be getting some respect at the point they are shown to be tough.
Next, one has the talent in both Lawrence and Gregory, despite valiant efforts to explain both away...they are talented and also have strong skills to bring the pressure regularly from the outside. Tough is additionally provided by the number of youthful and temper tempered attitudes in play. There will be enough aggression being rotated regularly during a game, that attention will move to those up front...even when a consistent and four man rush. That will open more responsive aspects to the defense, such as interceptions, drive stoppers, and fumbles.
Just be patient as this develops. Just like a top notched offensive line, a defensive line of like caliber needs about four seasons to really start to jell. That is the blue print for teams such as Carolina, New England, and yea, the Seahawks as well.
