Dorrance Armstrong is not starting material in this league he kept getting pinned inside
It's not about options, and your facepalm is really weak, dude. Try something better.Yeh because giving up multiple 20 plus yard passes byTB12 for a quick score is a better option when your offense can't even get to the midfield.
Analysis from a different perspective: The point total was a bit low because we couldn't score, so they went w/ a ball control type O. No reason to pass and ring up more points when controlling the TOP is working so well. No matter how you slice it, giving up 150 yds rushing is a bad D performance.It’s tough to knock them for giving up 19 points though when the offense scored 3 points. So yeah I’m he D has a lot to work but they committed no penalties and limited a good offensive team to 19 points. It wasn’t pretty but we all would take that. They have the offense good field position on a interception and still did nothing. At the end of the day it’s about points. Yards look bad for stats purposes but I could careless I’d they give up yards.
Micah is being Ware'd. Man, if only we'd been smart enough to sign Reader or Tomlinson or DJ Jones. Micah desperately needs some talent around him, and not JAGs or decent talent, he needs some game changers. If not, teams will simply take him out of the game, as our other threats just aren't good enough.It’s two fold here with Micha. No one can rush the passer like he can and no one can play LB like he can. When he rushes they switch to runs and we get gashed, and when he’s rushing they pass….
The DT's job is also to collapse the pocket. They did not.Bohanna was actually pretty effective clogging things up. I thought Gallimore and Hill also did okay against the double team blocks. But when they take on those double teams where are the LBs and safeties? I recorded the game and I intend to watch it again, but my first impressive is no one was getting off blocks and knifing through the clutter to tackle the ball carrier. It was one game so we will have to see where it goes from here. I'd like to to see the DEs play the run better than they did.
On the other hand, defense did not lose us this game.
I know the Cowboys gave up a lot of yards rushing last night. Was it scheme, ability, or something else?
The defense looked pretty decent against the run at times last night. Other times it looked like a sieve.
State your case as to the “why”. Thanks in advance.
He played 6 snaps. I believe golston, basham, and Armstrong all played way more. If our second round pick can't get playing time ahead of them then we have a problemDid Sam Williams play?
The biggest issue I had was with Dorrance Armstrong. He repeatedly lost outside contain and I saw little from him rushing the passer either. I’m not seeing the reason why the Cowboys paid to keep him nor why he’s out there so much. Both seem undeserved.
And 3rd round pick was inactive at a position of need.He played 6 snaps. I believe golston, basham, and Armstrong all played way more. If our second round pick can't get playing time ahead of them then we have a problem
Especially seeing how badly they played.He played 6 snaps. I believe golston, basham, and Armstrong all played way more. If our second round pick can't get playing time ahead of them then we have a problem
Any decent DLine would've eaten up TB's traffic cones. We couldn't even touch Brady. Very sad.They got trucked by a predominately JV line...all that matters...all is still the same.
I think when Tampa realized cowboys cant move the ball or score , they went full ball control and let Fournette go full speed and their Beefy inexperienced OL go and maul people , which they did. Our Def is fast but not powerful and heavy weights , they started wearing down, also our secondary except Kearse is not run tacklers .Run defense started out ok, then as they got worn down, they got gashed as usual.
Players looked lost at times. Too many soft spots left uncovered.
I do expect them to improve, unless the offense can't stay on the field though, it will be a repeat each week, getting worn down.