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Want a signature bet on how long he lasts?What are the betting odds Schott lasts the whole season?
Want a signature bet on how long he lasts?What are the betting odds Schott lasts the whole season?
Why follow the team during the season then?Could care less what this team says or does before playoff time.
Solari probably brings in technique focus and they aren't out of touch with playing status for players.This offense will go as the OL goes. Big questions regarding LG, Tyron’s availability, and Steele’s recovery from injury… and how do they mesh with Solari?
Especially in January.It’s all about the wins and that’s all.
Win to get to the playoffs...then start the serious all on the line winning!Especially in January.
I wasn’t a Kellen Moore fan, but he had moments of brilliance surrounded by “you called THAT in that situation?”
I've been "make the cover the whole field" since Garrett started as HC at least.Make everyone cover the field. I like the sound of that, a shot at Kellen Moore lol
Because I like football.Why follow the team during the season then?
In Seattle he would pound off tackle and when the defense started overplaying it to try and stop it he counters or play actions the other way.I've been "make the cover the whole field" since Garrett started as HC at least.
I hope Schottenheimer means it.
So you don't actually like footballCould care less what this team says or does before playoff time.
The biggest thing that stands out when watching Ceedee Lamb run curl routes is his route savvy. He does a great job of reading defenses and identifying coverages. When defenders bail off the line, Lamb breaks off his route and lets his quarterback know he’s open right away. He’s able to find the open holes in zones and work away from defenders to give his quarterback a better throwing lane and give him an uncontested catch opportunity. Lamb is also really good at breaking the defender’s cushion and getting him to flip his hips just at the top of the route.
Once Lamb makes the catch, his run after catch ability allows him to turn a 5-10 yard curl route into a 20-30 yard gain. Of his 13 receptions on curl routes this season, four of them went for at least 20 yards. In a Cowboys offense in which Dak Prescott targeted a curl route on over 19% of his attempts in 2019, look for Lamb to come in right away and contribute early on.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/pla...fixing-wide-receiving-group-dak-prescott-helpFor Prescott, this includes giving him adequate pass protection. The Cowboys offensive line had one of the worst pass-rush win rates last season. When Dak feels pressure, he bolts. It messes with his physique and he doesn’t always hang tough and work through his progressions. Prescott also loves wide-open targets versus throwing his receivers open. Anticipation is not a strong suit for him and that is why route-running specialists like Cooper and stationary targets have been part of the strategy over the years.
Brian Schottenheimer, "We wanna play physical, fast, make everyone cover the entire field
So do opposing teams. Polly want a cracker?
Difficult to say without the Dak Hater brigade, but it could well be that in recent years its DAK that prefers the stationary target (explaining why he works well with his TE).Comical that people complain about “curl routes”, when Cee Dee Lamb’s best route is the curl route.
https://www.sportsinfosolutions.com/2020/06/03/who-are-the-most-efficient-wide-receivers-by-route/
You know, maybe the problem was the QB. They built an offense for him 7 years running and he still sucked.