Are you asking who teaches them how to throw and catch a ball, or how to hold on to it, without fumbling it away to the other team? There were plenty of games in which it seemed like they knew very well how to do those things, so maybe they all have ADD or early onset Alzheimer's...but not much the coaches can do about that.
It’s called preparation dude. It’s common sense, don’t you think.
And honestly I blame Jerry Jones for the culture in Dallas a lot! I don't know if you can blame him much for performing like they did against the Rams and then completely not showing up against the Eagles? Unless he's down there sticking his nose on the field during practice who knows?
Got to agree with you there I see teams that aren't very talented they're very prepared and they win games or are consistently in them and don't fall to pieces like we have several times this year
There are players who simply don't show up or at least don't show up at times. That's on them. But when the whole defense is playing at 75% and we lose to a team like the jets? Or Bears? Or Eagles? that's on coaches and is why we're sitting home again at seasons end.
As I said, there are games the coaches are responsible for losing. From what I saw, the Eagles game wasn't one of them. Dak was throwing like a high school backup QB, and the receivers weren't playing much better. They were getting open all game long, so scheme wasn't a problem on offense. The Eagles got the ball with a short field and scored off a fumble by Pollard, which I can't blame the coaches for. The defense was missing tackles (and we've seen them make tackles before, so it can't be that they haven't been taught how) and was on the field far too long, in part because the offense could sustain drives. (again, thanks to the QB and receivers)
What preparation are you talking about, exactly? The players knew what time the game was, and they've been practicing throwing, catching, and tackling most of their lives. The play calling had them in position to make plays, they simply didn't do their part.
Truly bro smh
No way. If he's a coach, he's a terrible one.
lol... we just won the MIAA championship and ranked 25th in the nation, was announced on the field at Ravens/Jets game with a fired Michael Irvin that gave the team a speech in the tunnel.
Says the gut who claims coaching is irrelevant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
