Victor,
1st question:
Last season, a lot was made of Jason Garrett's first day as head coach when he required full pads for his first practice - reportedly the first time since training camp full pads had been required. Many players spoke out about how they liked the change, and the team certainly started playing better. Now there are reports about the new CBA limiting the number of practices and the amount of contact that will be allowed during training camp, as well as a reduction of off-season practices and OTA's. Do you think this will negatively impact the player's and/or the team's ability to prepare for a full NFL season?
2nd question:
There have been a number of defenses over the years that have trancended being a very good defensive unit to becoming extrordinary - legendary, even. These defenses seem to have the attitude and ability to rise & meet any challenge. These defenses get names like Orange Crush... Steel Curtain... and, of course, Doomsday. What do you think are the key elements that put these defensive units over the top? How far is the current Dallas defensive unit from being ready for a new nickname?