Well, some of our fans are adamantly against drafting CB's high; we've had a horrible track record finding CB's in the mid to later rounds; our pass rush is mediocre at best because we don't have a single stud at DE---we have some youth, we have potential, we have crazy hope, but the fact is we don't have a single guy anywhere along the DL who wins 1-1 consistently. And we have a DC who doesn't like to blitz or run a lot of exotic schemes.
Even without the suspensions, this defense scares no one in the NFL.
Philly has Cox.
Skins have Kerrigan.
Giants have a scary group.
We have DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford trying to make a name for themselves.
It is what it is, and any time the offense struggles, it will be a long afternoon for Cowboys fans.
Well, some of our fans are adamantly against drafting CB's high; we've had a horrible track record finding CB's in the mid to later rounds; our pass rush is mediocre at best because we don't have a single stud at DE---we have some youth, we have potential, we have crazy hope, but the fact is we don't have a single guy anywhere along the DL who wins 1-1 consistently. And we have a DC who doesn't like to blitz or run a lot of exotic schemes.
Even without the suspensions, this defense scares no one in the NFL.
Philly has Cox.
Skins have Kerrigan.
Giants have a scary group.
We have DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford trying to make a name for themselves.
It is what it is, and any time the offense struggles, it will be a long afternoon for Cowboys fans.
that's why this team has 8 and 8 written all over it.
Well, some of our fans are adamantly against drafting CB's high; we've had a horrible track record finding CB's in the mid to later rounds; our pass rush is mediocre at best because we don't have a single stud at DE---we have some youth, we have potential, we have crazy hope, but the fact is we don't have a single guy anywhere along the DL who wins 1-1 consistently. And we have a DC who doesn't like to blitz or run a lot of exotic schemes.
Even without the suspensions, this defense scares no one in the NFL.
Philly has Cox.
Skins have Kerrigan.
Giants have a scary group.
We have DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford trying to make a name for themselves.
It is what it is, and any time the offense struggles, it will be a long afternoon for Cowboys fans.
I'm of the school of thought that your CBs are only as good as your pass rush.
Well, some of our fans are adamantly against drafting CB's high; we've had a horrible track record finding CB's in the mid to later rounds; our pass rush is mediocre at best because we don't have a single stud at DE---we have some youth, we have potential, we have crazy hope, but the fact is we don't have a single guy anywhere along the DL who wins 1-1 consistently. And we have a DC who doesn't like to blitz or run a lot of exotic schemes.
Even without the suspensions, this defense scares no one in the NFL.
Philly has Cox.
Skins have Kerrigan.
Giants have a scary group.
We have DeMarcus Lawrence and Tyrone Crawford trying to make a name for themselves.
It is what it is, and any time the offense struggles, it will be a long afternoon for Cowboys fans.
Dallas Cowboys fans might want to avert their eyes.
Pro Football Focus' Ben Stockwell recently ranked every NFL team's starting cornerbacks unit from 1-32, and the results don't look good for Dallas.
Good news? The Cowboys beat the Eagles by two spots. The bad news is that Dallas came in at No. 27, which is another way of saying that Stockwell thinks that the Cowboys have the sixth worst CB groups in the NFL.
"The Cowboys missed Orlando Scandrick badly last season, but his return can only do so much for a cornerback corps that still fields Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne," Stockwell said. "Carr has surrendered 18 touchdowns since he arrived in Dallas in 2012 (six in each of the last two seasons), with Claiborne surrendering a passer rating in excess of 100.0 in three of his four seasons as a Cowboy. Scandrick improves matters for Dallas, but one corner can only do so much."
Stockwell also found one key stat about Dallas: Carr, Claiborne, and Byron Jones each allowed a 100.0+ passer rating last season.
The other two NFC East teams, Washington (3) and New York (9), both finished in the top 10.
Here's what Stockwell had to say about the Commanders:
"Even before the acquisition of [Josh] Norman, this was a cornerback corps on the rise. Breeland had a breakout campaign in 2015, allowing 50 yards or more only three times after Washington's Week 8 bye. Dunbar, an undrafted free agent and wide-receiver conversion, showed his potential in the wildcard defeat to Green Bay by breaking up two passes and allowing only 41 yards on seven receptions."
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LOL.......so what were we bottom 6? too funny. And by what measure? Whatever measure makes them look the best?Three NFCE Defenses finished in the bottom 5 of the league. Dallas wasn't one of them.