News: Jaylon Smith a cornerstone?

[Big_D]

The fact that Jerry would even say this is just mind numbingly ridiculous and not surprising at all. Speaks volumes on the level of stupidity this team endures!

 

[jjktkk]

For a GM who thinks he's the sharpest tool in the shed, Jerry has never been reluctant to lie. He'll say anything to sell a flawed product.

I'm sure, one day, Jerry will have a book published, a memoir titled Jerry Jones's "Jerryisms" My BS way on running the Cowboys.

 

[CyberB0b]

Cornerstone for the success of the opposing offense.

 

[ItzKelz]

Dude, watch the game....he sucks, probably the least aggressive lb in the league....avoids contact

Oh I only come here to read post I never watch the games. What you said doesnt even make sense.......3rd in the NFL in tackles in 2020. And get this he was 7th in tackles in 2019.

I don't care if you do not like him but dont lie on him lol.

 

[ItzKelz]

Jameis led the league in passing yards last year and that’s part of his story.

If he did it then its part of his story.

 

[stiletto]

Cornerstone on the Temple of Mediocrity.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Oh I only come here to read post I never watch the games. What you said doesnt even make sense.......3rd in the NFL in tackles in 2020. And get this he was 7th in tackles in 2019.

I don't care if you do not like him but dont lie on him lol.

I think you need someone to sit next to you and help you understand what you’re watching.

 

[streetcredit]

Oh I only come here to read post I never watch the games. What you said doesnt even make sense.......3rd in the NFL in tackles in 2020. And get this he was 7th in tackles in 2019.

I don't care if you do not like him but dont lie on him lol.

Actually, it seems you want to lie on him

Teams target him and he flat out sucks

 

[75boyz]

I think you need someone to sit next to you and help you understand what you’re watching.

Priceless. I may even borrow it for later use. Don't sue me for plagiarism bro. An instant classic that I laughed out loud on.

 

[MyFairLady]

Jaylon may be 3rd in tackles. The problem is that he is making the tackles in the same area of the field that Woodson used to. FYI Woodson was a safety.

 

[75boyz]

If he did it then its part of his story.

The irony of this post should tell a deeper story...lol

 

[Plankton]

If he's the cornerstone of the defense, here's what the defense looks like:

 

[HowardC]

If he's the cornerstone of the defense, here's what the defense looks like:

 

[HowardC]

Here's a LB that should have been the cornerstone of this defense. He would have been if Jerrah hadn't traded up for that bum Claibust.

 

[Cowboyny]

I hear ya but at least Roy Williams had a legit peak where he looked like a top 3/5 player at his position.

Jaylon Smith is Kiko Alonso without the turnovers

We all knew when Roy was exposed in coverage that his time was up, yet Jerry refused to let him go. Heard a story when Parcells was the coach he wanted to bench Roy and Jerry told him no. Not sure if true or not, but the coaches have to tell him that he needs to go!

 

[ItzKelz]

I think you need someone to sit next to you and help you understand what you’re watching.

Kelz: Dude is 3rd in the league in tackles. CalPoly: Clearly he doesn't like contact.

Someone needs to sit with you and talk about your personal demons lol.

 

[Runwildboys]

Tied for 3rd in tackles.....tied for 4th in assisted tackles. That is in the entire NFL.

Last 2 games Jaylon has looked really good. I think a lot of fans are going to have to ignore another probowl appearance to justify their hate.

He wasn't too bad in the last two games, but part of the reason he gets so many tackles is because he plays so far off the receivers he covers, then once they've caught the ball, he tackles them.

 

[ItzKelz]

Actually, it seems you want to lie on him

Teams target him and he flat out sucks

Teams target him and he flat out sucks and therefore being 3rd in the NFL in tackles is a non factor.

 

[ItzKelz]

He wasn't too bad in the last two games, but part of the reason he gets so many tackles is because he plays so far off the receivers he covers, then once they've caught the ball, he tackles them.

It's that easy? Seems like everyone would be doing it.

 

[Runwildboys]

It's that easy? Seems like everyone would be doing it.

No, because other LBs would rather prevent the catch or hit them before they get ten yards downfield.