Video: My goodness on re-watch Ferguson's blocking was phenomenal

[plymkr]

You don't play TE for Wisconsin if you can't block. They play old school football.

Nice, we need some old school football around here.

 

[NotForLong]

Yes teams love overpaid TEs with sprained knees about to hit free agency. Should be able to get a few number 1 draft picks for him.

The last 2 players Jerry has Franchised have been dumpster Fires

 

[CWR]

Schultz gave up on blocking to catch stats. Glad we didn't sign him long term.

 

[beware_d-ware]

Thanks for time stamping those, OP. Awesome job by Ferguson yesterday.

 

[rags747]

I said it awhile ago and these guys are just proving me out. These two rookie TE’s are dynamite, they have something to them which is exactly what this team has needed for a long long time. Shultz is good no doubt, but I’m willing to roll with these two.

 

[Blast From The Past]

Yes teams love overpaid TEs with sprained knees about to hit free agency. Should be able to get a few number 1 draft picks for him.

If Jerry and Stephen don't talk bad about him.

 

[Aven8]

Dalton Schultz is feeling expendable

Lots of that going around…

 

[Typhus]

Running 12 personnel was essential, and will remain vital.

 

[AbeBeta]

Dalton Schultz is feeling expendable

Yeah, he must feel real threatened by Ferguson's offensive explosion - 2 catches for 13 yards in three games. Really taking advantage of the opportunity.

 

[nate dizzle]

Schultz is a mediocre pass catching TE. Pretty much every team has someone either better or close in talent to him. There's nothing special about his game. He'll be gone after this season.

 

[31RoyW31]

Combined with the fact that Schultz is one of the worse blocking TE in the league, I think we have an overall upgrade at TE.

 

[Oz-of-Cowboy-Country]

These guys provide proof... to my train of thought. The tight end position and the running back position or two positions that you do not need to break the bank for. Imagine what our offensive line could be like, next year, if we spend Zeke's money and Shultz's money on the offensive line.

Just saying.

 

[RonWashington]

Hendershot on pass routes. That dude can catch and get yardage after contact . The Pokes will not franchise tag the TE spot for awhile with these two new young tight ends. Hoping to see more and more of Hendershot as a safety valve in the flat run over some safeties .

 

[MarcusRock]

At the 1:20 mark obvious holding on Parsons. No call.

This is exactly what I was talking about during the game. That was not a hold at all. Parsons used a rip technique which is an exception to having holding being called because it puts the OL in a position where holding would normally be called. So long as the OL doesn't pull him down or materially restrict him in his path, it is not holding. I'll bet all these phantom holds people thought they saw on Parsons weren't even holds at all because people think Parsons should have a 100% pass rush win rate. Lol.

 

[BAT]

I think he could be TE1 right now and be fine. He could help the team right now as the starting TE. IMO of course.

Fergie was more than fine as TE1 vs Giants.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

You don't play TE for Wisconsin if you can't block. They play old school football.

I thought that which is why I found his scouting report weird.

 

[conner01]

The scouting report on him leading up to the draft was that he was a good blocker but not great. He looked elite last night.

He’s a football player
He will get better because he’s the type of player who wants to get better
He was mad at himself for going out of bounds

 

[BAT]

Yeah, he must feel real threatened by Ferguson's offensive explosion - 2 catches for 13 yards in three games. Really taking advantage of the opportunity.

With Schultz out the Cowboys can run 12 personnel without having to resort to Jumbo or Hulk packages.

This allows Cowboys to not be be so predictable offensively.

And the almost 200 yards on ground does not happen with Schultz in lineup.

 

[Proof]

between Tyler Smith hitting the ground running, Peters looking like he is still capable and Ferguson actually wanting to block, we could finally see the return of the Dallas ground game.

 

[Proof]

This is exactly what I was talking about during the game. That was not a hold at all. Parsons used a rip technique which is an exception to having holding being called because it puts the OL in a position where holding would normally be called. So long as the OL doesn't pull him down or materially restrict him in his path, it is not holding. I'll bet all these phantom holds people thought they saw on Parsons weren't even holds at all because people think Parsons should have a 100% pass rush win rate. Lol.

no one cares man. let fans complain, it's part of the deal. find a ref forum