This offense is the antithesis of excitement. Slow, dull, plodding, predictable.
Wow, looking at that again, Weddle hit Witten on the right arm just below the shoulder a split second before the ball arrived, so officially that pass was broken up. No drop. I'm not surprised that PI wasn't called, either, because it was so subtle.They probably don't count it as a "drop" when the pass is being defended to the point of pass interference. It's usually only when the receiver has a chance of making a routine catch.
Wow, looking at that again, Weddle hit Witten on the right arm just below the shoulder a split second before the ball arrived, so officially that pass was broken up. No drop. I'm not surprised that PI wasn't called, either, because it was so subtle.
Weddle owned Witten.
I'd sacrifice completion percentage and low INT numbers for more deep attempts.
I agree with Collinsworth, we need to throw 4-5 bombs to Dez every game. I don't care if occasionally they end up as an INT. At least defenses would understand they can't play underneath coverage all game.
Weddle got beaten deep and was fortunate that Romo badly underthrew Witten and that the refs let him get away with interference.
That's an interesting set of stats.
I'd sacrifice some completion percentage for longer pass attempts.
Even the short/medium pass attempts seem to be pass patterns where the receiver doesn't have much of an opportunity for RAC... And all the attempts to Witten? We know how much RAC those generate.
Two years ago, during a giants game either moose or Collingsworth said, and I quote " the cowboys are trying to get Romo to throw the ball down field more often but he just won't do it". This isn't Callahan's offense, this is Callahan and Romo's attempt to create a horizontal passing attack that will work for Romo, sadly teams that don't have Jeff fisher as a coach have figured that out. You simply cannot sit back there with the time Tony has to throw and not have people open down field, it's impossible to cover that long in today's NFL.
Jeez, I saw where Brees is on pace to be sacked 48 times this year and look where he throws the ball.
You can try to justify this any way you want, but it's time to draft a QB.
Weddle got beaten deep and was fortunate that Romo badly underthrew Witten and that the refs let him get away with interference.
Since Romo is all over the Top 5 in NFL history in just about any yards per attempt/completion stat out there, I'm pretty sure you're confusing a dream you had with reality.
Yds per attempt and yards the ball travels in the air are 2 completely different things. On top of that, if u can't see the difference in Romo today vs a few years ago you're beyond help, but by all means, keep up the stat parade