jrumann59
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Wing T baby.....If there's no one worth doubling, they will stack the box and take away Zeke. The only way this is going to be successful is if they are totally unpredictable.
Wing T baby.....If there's no one worth doubling, they will stack the box and take away Zeke. The only way this is going to be successful is if they are totally unpredictable.
TO, Moss, Julio and Fitz made it to the Super Bowl.I think the modern era, you will see far less number ones.
I’m gonna name the best WRs off the top of my head over the last 10-15 years...
Dez
TO
Moss
Brown
Megatron
Ocho Cinco
AJ Green
Julio
Larry Fitz
Now correct me if I’m wrong but I’m counting a grand total of zero SBs from that very impressive list.
The last receiver I see that truly put up the numbers you expect from an elite receiver is probably Greg Jennings in 2011 but I never considered him elite...so I’ll go back further and say the last “elite receiver” to win a ring was 2007 with Marvin Harrison
They doubled Cole last season and not Dez.
TO, Moss, Julio and Fitz made it to the Super Bowl.
You can't stack the box if we spread them out, they have to cover a receiver outside regardless of how good they are.If there's no one worth doubling, they will stack the box and take away Zeke. The only way this is going to be successful is if they are totally unpredictable.
They all lost the SB too.Ok? So did Dan Marino but nobody brings that up. You either have a ring or you don’t.
And only Julio has done it in the last 10ish years.
You can't stack the box if we spread them out, they have to cover a receiver outside regardless of how good they are.
They stopped doubling Cole when they realized Dak couldn't throw accurately enough to make them pay.They doubled Cole last season and not Dez.
It's now Romo's job to comment on everything, but that doesn't mean he's right all of the time or knows what he's talking about in every situation.
His premise is that Dak’s stellar first year was in large part due to teams not having tape on him. The Cowboys had a new quarterback and a new running back, and it took an entire season for the NFL to understand the tendencies of the offense.
That’s also his explanation for the team’s offensive struggles the next season.
“Initially there will be some success because it'll be hard for them to determine out who to double team and what they're going to do defensively”.
Funny thing is according to Romo, the let down last year was because teams got a chance to scheme for Dak and Zeke. Zeke nearly rushed for 1000 yards in 8 games. So it must have been on Dak. Wonder how Romo would assess his own career... They schemed me? My teams went 8-8 because they schemed me. C'mon Tone, come clean. We went 12-4 in 2014 and lost to the Pack because they schemed me or they schemed me and Demarco? I'd be interested in hearing Romo's take on that. Tone loves to hear himself talk
mmm hmmm and Tone can have those bragging rights. Dak has helped keep the team at 22-10 so far with little else to show for it eitherRomo kept those 8-8 teams from being 4-12.
Are there any stats of Dak throwing inside and outside the numbers?If teams caught on to what the offense was doing midseason, shouldn't it have had an effect on scoring when both Smith and Martin were in the game?
SCORING
with all 5 starting OL
Games 1-8
212 points on 85 drives (2.49 points per drive)
26.1 points per game
Games 9-16
81 points on 32 drives (2.53 points per drive)
26.6 points per game
without either Smith or Martin
Games 1-8
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Games 9-16
40 points on 49 drives (0.82 points per drive)
8.6 points per game