Nope. Tip drill in position.
Remember a few years ago where we would NEVER intercept tipped balls?
You practice this stuff. But for LatinMind to get that, it would require a rudimentary understanding of playing defense in football.
You know, Sir, even a specialized knowledge of the actual past of the Cowboys would point towards nuggets of truth...
After '91, the Cowboys had a defense longer on work ethic than first round talent. Tom Landry's flex defense no longer was the structure to measure by. Even though the new Dallas defense was also a 4-3 defense as was Landry's. Both had four linemen, three linebackers, and four in the secondary.
But Dallas had a good defensive coordinator, just like today in Rod Marinelli. That was Wannstedt.
The flex was a step and read defense.
Wannestedt's defense was a read on the move. Sound familiar today?
Players are to shade and shoot the gaps instead of controlling them.
Speed...quickness...ends crashing upfield...linebackers gang-tackling...safeties playing like linebackers
Due to a Jason Garrett attitude on the locker room, one sees signed and unsigned out on the field busting their ***. They're getting the feeling that they can be part of something great here.
Where with Jimmy Johnson, players often didn't know where they and Jimmy stood, that just isn't the case with a Jason Garrett.
