Here’s what to expect when the Cowboys play the Jaguars

[Jarv]

Surely you’ve heard of IPTV?
I live in the UK but I’ll still be able to watch it through the US local channels section.
stations I can see it listed are Jacksonville CBS47, Orlando Fox 35, Austin NBC 36, Bevil Oaks KBMT, Corpus Christi Klll, Fort Worth CBS11… And there’s at 5 more channels listed showing it.
Theres no such thing as can’t see the game, where ever you are in the world.

Are running it over a VPN?

 

[NeathBlue]

Are running it over a VPN?

Only time I need a VPN, is when I’m watching the U.K. subscription channels from Sky etc, as the ISP usually block them when there’s live premier league football on.
For any overseas based channels, no VPN is actually needed, though more often than not you actually get a better quality stream with the VPN.
I use Proton VPN, it’s free and doesn’t throttle your speed.

 

[Ring6]

On offense, my expectation is that the 2nd and 3rd string Oline struggles to allow anything to get done. I hope not, of course. But that is the expectation.

On defense, I expect a good showing all around.

 

[CowboysFilmStudy]

Nope, you right, I don't care what Dallas does.

But I disagree that no Cowboys fan cares what J-Love does in the couple series he will play tonite. I think there is interest to see how he does.

I can assure you…we really don’t care

 

[rambo2]

NFL+ $79 a year. Ten plus years of games and live preseason games.

I just subscribed myself.

 

[CCBoy]

Offensive linemen to be watching tomorrow:

75 JOSH BALL​

The third-year offensive lineman hasn’t been able to inspire confidence in the fanbase since he’s been with the team. It also doesn’t help that he struggled in his limited time at swing tackle after Terence Steele was hurt in the Houston Texans game last year.

68 MATT FARNIOK​

You’d think that Farniok would be the obvious “next man up” interior lineman considering that’s the role he held last year and there hasn’t been anyone added to truly threaten him. And maybe he is. Farniok is a player who uses his smarts to position himself well for his blocks. He’s quick and clever in his approach, but just doesn’t have the strength to match up well against some of the stronger tackles in the league.

79 MATT WALETZKO​

The second-year tackle didn’t see much action last year thanks to re-aggravating a shoulder injury that hindered him in college. The 6’8” giant brings some good length to the outside. Waletzko has nifty feet and quick hands to fend off pass rushers. He’s also a very cerebral player who maximizes his ability.

67 BROCK HOFFMAN​

One guy who might get lost in the shuffle of things is backup center Brock Hoffman. The Cowboys picked him up after being released by the Cleveland Browns last year. Hoffman is a strong player who exhibits good pad level and has a fighting chance against more physical tackles. He also shows happy feet which helps him adjust to blocks and move around in the second level.

76 ASIM RICHARDS​

Fans were excited when the team was able to get the North Carolina product in the fifth round of April’s draft. Richards is a fundamentally sound run blocker who swiftly chooses good angles to seal. His footwork and strength are fair, but all his skills make him better suited at tackle and right now there is quite a logjam at the position.

66 T.J. BASS​

Another player the Cowboys would love to find room for is Oregon guard T.J. Bass. A true guard in college, Bass not only brings more interior line experience, but he also has the strength and pad-level discipline to hold his own in the trenches.


https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...t-farniok-matt-waletzko-brock-hoffman-tj-bass

 

[AsthmaField]

There is always the--

"NFL+? 7-Day free trial?? Live out-of-market preseason games??? Let me check this out. Good game. I'll cancel now."

--option.

That’s what I do. I watch the PS games on my computer. Well worth it to see the games.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

(coughing) It's a chance to study the depth and how the team will be adjusting come starter injuries and immediate projection...with the ever present special team influence affecting retentions. What stands out now?

true that's most of the purpose of the pre-season. you have to cut some players and this is a chance to evaluate. and then who is going to make bottom of the roster.

 

[CCBoy]

The preseason doesn’t count, but don’t tell that to the trio of running backs looking to move toward the front of the pack in Dallas. How the workload is divided among Rico Dowdle, Malik Davis, and Vaughn will be fun to watch and could help determine who has the edge as Pollard’s main backup come September.

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/li...023-tony-pollard-jalen-tolbert-michael-irvin/

 

[timb2]

Jaguars will win this game because they're team is not that good. They need to hype them to get ticket sales. It's preseason so it really doesn't matter.

 

[CCBoy]

Jaguars will win this game because they're team is not that good. They need to hype them to get ticket sales. It's preseason so it really doesn't matter.

A wasted time if the film doesn't matter with one's own personnel...just stay in the weight room then.

 

[Carson]

Jaguars will win this game because they're team is not that good. They need to hype them to get ticket sales. It's preseason so it really doesn't matter.

They are playing their 1s. So I expect at least 7-0 to start

 

[CCBoy]

Anton Harrison vs. Sam Williams
When it comes to specific one-on-one matchups, the clash in the trenches between Anton Harrison and Sam Williams could provide some early fun to the preseason.

Harrison, who was Jacksonville's first round pick in April, will make his NFL debut on Saturday and is expected to play "a touch longer" than the rest of the starting group, according to head coach Doug Pederson. His first challenge? A hungry second-year pass rusher in the form of Sam Williams.

If Williams does end up suiting up (a shoulder injury has made this picture a little murky going into Saturday), then a matchup against a strong and athletic first-round pick at tackle would be the perfect ramp-up into the season.

With most of the starting defensive line expected to sit out Saturday's preseason opener, the table is set for Williams to make an impact. It will just have to come against one of the best prospects from the 2023 draft.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/three-matchups-to-watch-in-jax-dal

 

[maryquality]

Jacksonville @ Dallas
5:00 PM ET

KTVT (CBS/11 - Dallas)
WOAI (CW/35 - San Antonio)
KXAN (NBC/36 - Austin)
KFOR (NBC/4 - Oklahoma City)
KTUL (ABC/8 - Tulsa)
KWKT (FOX/44 - Waco TX)
KFXK (FOX/51 - Tyler TX)
KTEN (ABC/10.3 - Sherman TX)
KJTL (FOX/18 - Wichita Falls TX)
KRBC (NBC/9 - Abilene TX)
KSAN (NBC/3 - San Angelo TX)
KAMR (NBC/4 - Amarillo TX)
KCBD (NBC/11 - Lubbock TX)
KBMT (ABC/12 - Beaumont TX)
KIII (ABC/3 - Corpus Christi TX)
KRGV (ABC/5 - Harlingen TX)
KYLX (CBS/13 - Laredo TX)
KWES (NBC/9 - Odessa TX)
KTSM (NBC/9 - El Paso)
KASY (CW/50 - Albuquerque)
KLRT (FOX/16 - Little Rock)
KFTA (FOX/24 - Fayetteville AR)
KTAL (NBC/6 - Shreveport LA)
KARD (FOX/14 - Monroe LA)

Unfortunately I live in the Houston broadcast area.

 

[CCBoy]

Only time I need a VPN, is when I’m watching the U.K. subscription channels from Sky etc, as the ISP usually block them when there’s live premier league football on.
For any overseas based channels, no VPN is actually needed, though more often than not you actually get a better quality stream with the VPN.
I use Proton VPN, it’s free and doesn’t throttle your speed.

I still like meade and stay off the dart board...

 

[Typhus]

Remember to RELAX.

Jags will be starting their 1s, so they will likely look good and score. Doesn’t mean much

Good test for this deep defense.

 

[Bagman]

Nope, you right, I don't care what Dallas does.

But I disagree that no Cowboys fan cares what J-Love does in the couple series he will play tonite. I think there is interest to see how he does.

Who is J-Love ? Is he that really, really inexperienced QB from Green Bay. ? He's barely played if I remember correctly.

 

[CCBoy]

I'm going to be watching TE Stephens. He was a big receiver who is 6'6" and making plays as a large tight end.

 

[CCBoy]

Good test for this deep defense.

Dallas secondary up to now has looked really strong and improving from a multiple NFL leading team in interceptions.