Well stated & with far more poise,patience & tactful aplomb than anything I was gonna post concercerning this condescendingly bewildering bafflement of overloaded bull***t
Yeah, there is a huge disagreement there. We have a superficial view of the game AT BEST. Unless you’re studying film during the game, you have no clue. Even when you see a replay you only get a vague idea. When dak throws an incompletion, that’s all you see. You have no idea who else was open or what other options he may have had.
Zeke stepping out of bounds on an easy TD, Zeke dropped a perfectly pass on a short cross with 2 steps on Wagner. He dropped another near the sideline and stepped out of bounds again on another play. Gallup dropped a ball which led to an INT. Saying Zeke did well is only part of the story, since his mistakes also cost us points. Dak didn't play as well as he should have, but other players have to make plays too. You need to make sure and yell just as loud when others make mistakes. Playcalling was much better this game was much better and so was the execution.
You’re right, and I wasn’t intentionally trying to kills dak. But your examples bring us back to the point that execution is more important.
You keep moving the goal posts to save face. You said how could we have any idea that a playcall confused a defense. I gave you 3 examples that it is very easy and very clear to the average fan if a play confused a defense without looking at tape or a replay. Unfortunately, when Dak throws an incompletion that's all you see.
I don’t see how I moved the goalposts? I just disagree that you can really and consistently see the game from your living room. I don’t buy your examples.
Dude, really. It takes both to make plays work. If a defense isn't fooled or confused or tentative, no amount of execution will fix that. Remember that 4 WRs running straight to defenders play from last week? No amount of execution would have helped to complete a pass, the defenders were in place and would have jumped any pass attempt. And before you say it's one play, there's another GIF from a different play, but it's the same play run at a different time with the same reaction from the defense, no chance regardless of execution. We ran that same play or ones very similar multiple times that game. It wasn't the execution that was the problem, it was the playcalling While it's true that you won't always fool a defense and they will have the right defense to defend the play. The more times that happens means that you need to rethink the playcalling because you are losing your advantage.
Copy! My ears picked up some fuzzy concept your seemingly distraught over,about Dallas having drawn up & developed extra special,super secret Lion killer plays that will only be dusted off & used when we square off against them in some future meeting,,,, yeppers, thats about the field dressed version pertaining to the asinine bemoaning in yer post,bro![/QUOTE]I can only supply the analogy. I can't think for you. If you didn't get it, that's no sweat off my back. Others did.
Let he who has ears to hear, hear.
Yeah see, I completely disagree that you need to fool the defense to execute a play. Run pass block catch is much more important.
You can't see if the DBs or LBs get caught leaning or stepping forward during a PA pass when it happens? You can't see when a defense is moving the wrong way on a counter play, like on one of Rod Smith's runs today? The entire DL was moving right and Rod was running left. You really didn't see several 300lb men running the opposite way of the runner?
That’s three plays. Now tell me what happened on the other 50 plays, especially the ones that didn’t work?
Linehan is either too cute or predictable . But I hear ya
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* Hey, I noticed my "News Flash , BroFan" post I'd put up in the 'post game thread' in response to a post I deemed was throwing shade on you,got feather dusted away, was that yer' doing?
