Kevin Joseph, playing opposite of Diggs

[Flamma]

I’m just trying to think who played opposite of Dion

Larry Brown got those 2 picks in the super bowl, probably him. But it has been too long.

 

[Whirlwin]

Larry Brown got those 2 picks in the super bowl, probably him. But it has been too long.

Yes he definitely played opposite Dion against Pittsburgh

 

[Stash]

I actually thought twice before I even said that. Because we haven’t stopped the run in 10 years lol

Its a concern of mine because as well as the defense has played, I don’t feel that they’ve faced the concerted rushing attacks that they will see over the next two weeks.

And teams see what we’ve done against the passing game so they will now test us with the run. And the teams that have stayed with us or beaten us have run the ball the best against us.

 

[TwoDeep3]

The 1995 team took Deion Sanders and Larry Brown to the Super Bowl. Brown even won the MVP for two picks that changed the game.

However, Brown was a back-up to Kevin Smith that year. But the first game of the season Smith ruptured his Achilles tendon during the Giant's game.

Musing over the team and seasons, I have oft wondered what that team would have been like with Kevin Smith across from Deion. Smith was a real stud corner. Deion was playing baseball at the time, and only started nine games for Dallas that year.

The dream corners never manifested with a healthy Smith and the GOAT. Smith was never really back to his old form after that injury in my opinion.

http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/teams.nsf/histories/cowboys

 

[buybuydandavis]

Just stop the run consistently and we’re golden.

Our biggest weakness is at DT.

 

[J_Allen]

The 1995 team took Deion Sanders and Larry Brown to the Super Bowl. Brown even won the MVP for two picks that changed the game.

However, Brown was a back-up to Kevin Smith that year. But the first game of the season Smith ruptured his Achilles tendon during the Giant's game.

Musing over the team and seasons, I have oft wondered what that team would have been like with Kevin Smith across from Deion. Smith was a real stud corner. Deion was playing baseball at the time, and only started nine games for Dallas that year.

The dream corners never manifested with a healthy Smith and the GOAT. Smith was never really back to his old form after that injury in my opinion.

http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/teams.nsf/histories/cowboys

It wasn't just your opinion he was not back to old form. Got burned a lot and called for a lot of pass interference penalties, some of which were because he was a marked man. I remember him turning over a Gatorade table after one call.

 

[cowboyec]

I’m just trying to think who played opposite of Dion

kevin smith.
larry brown in '95...smith in '96.
i think smith got hurt in '95.

everson walls last year with us was '89.

 

[john van brocklin]

Anthony Brown has been solid the whole year.

He was not solid against Tampa, he was toast!
Struggled pretty badly against the Raiders
Where he was a pass interference penalty flag machine.
Been good the rest of the games.

 

[john van brocklin]

Deion, bros…Deion…

Prime time!!!

 

[CATCH17]

He was not solid against Tampa, he was toast!
Struggled pretty badly against the Raiders
Where he was a pass interference penalty flag machine.
Been good the rest of the games.

NFL corners get beat all the time though. He’s had a good season.

 

[cowboyec]

the diggs/joseph combo is gonna be fun to watch for the next decade.
the nfc east is now in lockdown.
by order of diggs/joseph air patrol.

 

[Hayseed]

I’m just trying to think who played opposite of Dion

Kevin Smith for one game then Larry Brown.

 

[Nexx]

Kevin Smith was not a shutdown corner post achilles tear. He was more like Anthony Brown but not quite as good in my opinion. Way too many pass interference penalties.

Luckily they have perfected Achilles surgeries now. It used to be a death sentence for cornerbacks.

Kevin Smith was better than Brown pre-injury imho.

 

[Clove]

I’m just trying to think who played opposite of Dion

Larry Brown and in 96 Kevin Smith.

 

[JoeKing]

Anthony Brown has been solid the whole year.

Yup, and he was solid filling in for JLewis in the slot position who was out due to the Covid protocol.

 

[BAT]

The 1995 team took Deion Sanders and Larry Brown to the Super Bowl. Brown even won the MVP for two picks that changed the game.

However, Brown was a back-up to Kevin Smith that year. But the first game of the season Smith ruptured his Achilles tendon during the Giant's game.

Musing over the team and seasons, I have oft wondered what that team would have been like with Kevin Smith across from Deion. Smith was a real stud corner. Deion was playing baseball at the time, and only started nine games for Dallas that year.

The dream corners never manifested with a healthy Smith and the GOAT. Smith was never really back to his old form after that injury in my opinion.

http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/teams.nsf/histories/cowboys

Brown was actually never a back up to Pup.

Kevin Smith got injured early which forced Jerry to fast track his negotiations with Deion.

The offseason prior, Jimmy was heavily recruiting Deion at SB but Jerry not only pushed Jimmy out but was quoted as saying the Cowboys would not be players in Primetime sweepstakes.

Deion and Niners went on to sweep Dallas that season as well as win SB.

 

[BAT]

Kevin Smith for one game then Larry Brown.

Pup never played opposite Deion pre-injury.

 

[BAT]

Bossman Fat looked good vs run.

Much better than I thought he'd be.

 

[CATCH17]

Bossman Fat looked good vs run.

Much better than I thought he'd be.

Bossman is just a classic NFL corner.. He’s got good size, speed, physical, and some ball skills.

Kinda reminds me of Janoris Jenkins.

 

[BAT]

Bossman is just a classic NFL corner.. He’s got good size, speed, physical, and some ball skills.

Kinda reminds me of Janoris Jenkins.

Wasn't Jenkins only 5'9???