Positives on needs after loss perspective

[MizzouCowboy4]

1. Dak I thought played pretty good tbh. O.c. is the issue with the offense.. Terrible play calling. Linnehan has the Detroit Lion mentality of losing.
2. Safety has to be fixed. Heath was lost and missed tackles last night. He has no awareness tbh.
3. Gallup and Cooper was a plus. Cowboys have a great future at wideout and it will be great.
4. Connor Williams better get better. Guy was owned last night. Might have to be addressed in f/agency or draft.
5. Scott has to be fired . His play calls we're bad and no sense of urgency in the hurry up.

 

[Clove]

1. Dak I thought played pretty good tbh. O.c. is the issue with the offense.. Terrible play calling. Linnehan has the Detroit Lion mentality of losing.
2. Safety has to be fixed. Heath was lost and missed tackles last night. He has no awareness tbh.
3. Gallup and Cooper was a plus. Cowboys have a great future at without and it will be great.
4. Connor Williams better get better. Guy was owned last night. Might have to be addressed in f/agency or draft.
5. Scott has to be fired . His play calls we're bad and no sense of urgency in the hurry up.

I wish I could add to it, but you summed it up.

 

[MizzouCowboy4]

I wish I could add to it, but you summed it up.

It is not doom and gloom. Just need right moves

 

[The Natural]

Dont pay Byron

 

[Clove]

It is not doom and gloom. Just need right moves

The move I'd like to see first is a NEW offensive Coordinator.

 

[Carson]

Well, you should never expect a rookie to succeed against a once in a lifetime DT like Aaron Donald

 

[Noclaf]

It is not doom and gloom. Just need right moves

Problem is we do this every year and they still dont seem to get better. I can see them standing pat on everything thinking they are close like they have done so many times

 

[MizzouCowboy4]

Well, you should never expect a rookie to succeed against a once in a lifetime DT like Aaron Donald

Agree but Connor struggled all year

 

[Carson]

Agree but Connor struggled all year

Agreed.

I just don’t see him turning it around much. People keep talking about an off-season of lifting and eating differently. I think he’s almost maxed out on size and strength. He come from Texas not Eastern Illinois

 

[Noclaf]

Agree but Connor struggled all year

He was horrible most of the year, bust if you ask me

 

[Longboysfan]

Cut - Lee - needs to be LB coach.
Cut Heath - sorry he does not make enough plays.
Cut David Irving.
Cut Gathers - he shows me nothing.
Fire S.L. Get someone in here to apply Dak's ability.
Resign Beasley - he plays hard all the time.
Don't overpay D Law.
Don't overpay Byron Jones.
Don't overpay Dak if you decide to sign him early.

Top draft need now is Safety. We've limped along too long with what we have.
Draft backup O line to groom for T.
Let Will McClay decide what direction we need to go in for players drafted.

Hopefully Travis Fredrick gets better.
It seems like ZEK made no gash runs up the middle without him this year.
Hopefully Connor Williams puts on some bulk this off season.

The Cowboys very good O line gets back together for next season.

Tyron Smith played well the last two games. But not great.

 

[Typhus]

Agreed.

I just don’t see him turning it around much. People keep talking about an off-season of lifting and eating differently. I think he’s almost maxed out on size and strength. He come from Texas not Eastern Illinois

Williams isn't maxed out,,, I remember a young Tyron Smith that looked like a 0 percent body fat large TE playing left tackle.

 

[Carson]

Williams isn't maxed out,,, I remember a young Tyron Smith that looked like a 0 percent body fat large TE playing left tackle.

I don’t think people can really compare Tyron smith to anybody. The guy is one of a kind.

But it would happen

 

[Typhus]

I don’t think people can really compare Tyron smith to anybody. The guy is one of a kind.

But it would happen

Don't misunderstand me, Im only comparing rookie body types, still young, still thin,,, In no way am I comparing potential between Smith and Williams.