I think we all said this last year. Jerry's proven time and time again. IT CAN.....Well... NOW it cant get any worse.
Yeah good pointWe said it couldn’t get any worse before the season started. How did that turn out?
I thought Schotty said the solution was in the room.
Yeah sucks to be him, he's showed so much to us that he needs a small break lolThe circus. So CP was demoted to assistant DC?
It's how it reads to me.. which is different from this is exactly what happened for sure. Reading comprehension!You have no proof of that ever happening.
No.The circus. So CP was demoted to assistant DC?
I was going to use a different h wordHumiliating for Parker.
?Derp.
Only you guys proclaimed him to be a “whiz kid” when in fact he was just a guy looking to learn a job like so manny could he’s who move up in the League.
Maybe Robert Kraft can be hired to consult Jerry on hiring a General Manager or Executive VP?Can Mike Martz join the team to help schotty?
Found this clip of Mike Pettine explaining a 3-3-5 structure he used in Green Bay that can present as a 5-down front. This could be a solution for Dallas.
The Cowboys have been better against the run in their 3-4 base but have struggled against the run out of traditional 4-down nickel fronts.
The idea isn’t to run this every down. It’s for run-heavy situations where offenses use 11 personnel to force Dallas into nickel, then attack the lighter front.
You keep 5 DBs on the field but use 3 DTs inside and 2 OLBs on the edges, with just 1 traditional inside linebacker at the second level.
One edge would feature a traditional OLB like Rashan Gary or Malachi Lawrence. On the other, you could use a versatile hybrid LB with edge experience, like Barham or Liufau. Overshown would be your lone inside linebacker behind the front.
Essentially, you’re bringing the strengths of the 5 down front in your 3-4 base into nickel without sacrificing coverage personnel.
Hopefully Pettine can help incorporate this concept into Dallas. It could give them a way to defend the run without having to play more base and risk mismatches against spread offenses.
Found this clip of Mike Pettine explaining a 3-3-5 structure he used in Green Bay that can present as a 5-down front. This could be a solution for Dallas.
The Cowboys have been better against the run in their 3-4 base but have struggled against the run out of traditional 4-down nickel fronts.
The idea isn’t to run this every down. It’s for run-heavy situations where offenses use 11 personnel to force Dallas into nickel, then attack the lighter front.
You keep 5 DBs on the field but use 3 DTs inside and 2 OLBs on the edges, with just 1 traditional inside linebacker at the second level.
One edge would feature a traditional OLB like Rashan Gary or Malachi Lawrence. On the other, you could use a versatile hybrid LB with edge experience, like Barham or Liufau. Overshown would be your lone inside linebacker behind the front.
Essentially, you’re bringing the strengths of the 5 down front in your 3-4 base into nickel without sacrificing coverage personnel.
Hopefully Pettine can help incorporate this concept into Dallas. It could give them a way to defend the run without having to play more base and risk mismatches against spread offenses.
Well... NOW it cant get any worse.
