Cebrin
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McFadden is 5th in the NFL in rushing. So yeah, the oline is pretty good.
To think what those numbers would be had we started him from day 1 instead of Joseph Scandle.
McFadden is 5th in the NFL in rushing. So yeah, the oline is pretty good.
To think what those numbers would be had we started him from day 1 instead of Joseph Scandle.
As others have mentioned previously, if McFadden is top 5 than you must be doing something right. They have also allowed the least amount of pressures, so there is that. However, they lead the league in false starts and have been terrible on third and short situations, as well as goal line situations.
The good news is that they have time to improve as they are all really young. I do think they missed Callahan though. I also think that Tony gets them out of a lot of situations and puts them in situations that allows them to use their strengths. They didn't have that this year.
Terrible on short yardage cause we run the same play over and over. No roll outs, no QB sneak, no play action pass. The same run play up the middle. Play calling is what's the problem
Terrible on short yardage cause we run the same play over and over. No roll outs, no QB sneak, no play action pass. The same run play up the middle. Play calling is what's the problem
I thought that was a very elite 6 points on Sunday.
I meant to say "offensive line" in the thread title. And many people have been criticizing the o-line, too, and this article basically absolves them of blame.
If you think the offensive woes have anything to do with the OL, you are.........well.........wrong.
Anyone that's been paying attention knows if you have no threat of a passing game it's impossible to run the football as effective as last season. With that being said McFadden has 1000 yards and they've given up 29 sacks , that's fewer than last season !!!
Happy New Year, Sarge!
Play calling has been limited by personnel. If players can't execute (Weeden, Castle, or Moore) it takes away the pass threat and makes us more predictable. Second problem has been La'el being a rookie. On several of those plays, he played too high or he missed assignments. Last year we were 12-4 with same play caller. It also helps when we have Romo who can look over a defense, identify the weakness, and choose between two plays. He typically chooses the play that exploits the weakness. Our QB's couldn't do that and is the major reason we are 4-12. Poor QB play. Romo is better than what many have wanted to give him credit for.
Thats false. Weeden has a cannon of a arm but yet they only threw 10 yard passes.
Collins is not a reason our play calling was garbage.
If you are saying that Weeden has a strong arm, I agree. If you are telling me he's a good QB, I will not waste my time writing back as you are either blind or crazy.
Never said Weeden was a good QB. What is wrong with you people making up what you think I said. Read what I wrote......Weeden has a cannon, nowhere does it say anything close to Weeden is a good QB.
Don't write me back anyways since you can't read
McFadden is 5th in the NFL in rushing. So yeah, the oline is pretty good.
We can't score in the red zone.. So as good as our OL is, when we needed to punch it in, we couldn't.
So if our OL is great, than why wouldn't we score? It's a rhetorical question really...
Also, I'm willing to bet a bunch of sacks were because of free runners on blitzes.. And no matter how great your line is, they can't block guys unaccounted for.. And when your pass plays are long developing routes, your also not doing them favors..
To think what those numbers would be had we started him from day 1 instead of Joseph Scandle.
You can't make heads or tails of this season's offense without breaking down every play. And knowing more than I suspect most anyone here knows. No passing offense means cheating on the run, more run blitzes, games etc.
I hope to hell we don't have another year like this last one.