The announcer saying it's 4 down territory is a jackass. It's 3rd down, you're on the 2 yard line, so you take the FG to go up 3 scores.
Garrett’s play calling was completely different from Moore’s, just like Linehan’s was. Coming from the same offensive philosophy, such as Coryell, doesn’t meant you call plays the same.
Anybody that says they were alike is pretty much a Dak zealot looking for excuses for their sucky QB.
Garrett when he was calling plays here was using the Houck blocking schemes, not the zone blocking schemes that were introduced by Callahan for example.
That's right. Kellen's version of the offense had more motions and college-style wrinkles, and schemes.. was definitely a hybrid offense with some basic similarities, but aren't exactly the same, per se.
Every team, every OC, is likely going to show some similarities. You can only reinvent the game so much at a time.
Had Dak made the right throws under pressure, this would have never happened. It's scapegoating Moore for not only Dak's shortcomings, but also blaming Moore for the fact that McCarthy wasn't involved enough on some of the details of the playbook.
That's because he took a macro management approach to coaching, and wasn't able to spread himself enough to work with Moore to tweak anything he didn't like.
You can't tell me there wasn't anything McCarthy could have added, as far as the details of game planning. He's just not proactive enough on certain details, like in-game coaching.. he's been too hands-off the game when it matters and never established the relationship to work with the team on that, which is completely on him, if you ask me. This shows McCarthy and Dak's weaknesses more than theirs, if you ask me.
