Twitter: Safety snap count

[Risen Star]

For those interested in how they'd work Wilson back in.



Kearse has been a revelation.

 

[HungryLion]

For those interested in how they'd work Wilson back in.



Kearse has been a revelation.

That play on 3rd and short was amazing by Kearse. The dude is legit.

 

[big dog cowboy]

With a bye next week, I'm anxious to see what snap counts against Minnesota. See if the Cowboys can work Wilson into more playing time. But I still want Kearse getting the most snaps by far.

 

[Carson]

You just can’t keep Kearse off of the field.

Disappointed that Kazee and Hooker gave up TDs. Hooker was clearly pushed and Kazee was caught watching 7

 

[Maxmadden]

Kearse seems to have a knack for blitzing.

 

[KingintheNorth]

Less Kazee please.

Kearse has been a pleasant surprise.

Hooker,is one of the better centerfielder-type free safety prospects over the last decade. For some reason, we seem to want to put him in one-on-one, press and back-pedal situations.

 

[John813]

Curious to see the snaps after the bye when it comes to non big nickel snaps.

I think Kearse may be leading the snap counts over Wilson moving forward.

 

[Carson]

Less Kazee please.

Kearse has been a pleasant surprise.

Hooker,is one of the better centerfielder-type free safety prospects over the last decade. For some reason, we seem to want to put him in one-on-one, press and back-pedal situations.

IMO, Malik picks the Bourne TD that Kazee whiffed on.

I’ve watched him make that play with ease numerous times at tOSU and Indianapolis

 

[jrumann59]

Kearse plays with attitude and his play backs it up.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Looks like the ‘Big Nickel’ is basically the Cowboy’s base defense or will be in the near future.

Probably why Jaylon was let go. Just no room for him as LBs are sitting for safeties.

Hard for a 250 pound LB to cover a RB or speedy TE so teams are going with safeties. Or teams might go with the less heavier and faster LBs like Cox.

I believe PS safety Coyle might be grooming for something similar to Kearse next year.

 

[Risen Star]

Kearse plays with attitude and his play backs it up.

Yep. He's got a swagger about him and as already mentioned he's excellent blitzing the QB.

 

[jrumann59]

Looks like the ‘Big Nickel’ is basically the Cowboy’s base defense or will be in the near future.

Probably why Jaylon was let go. Just no room for him as LBs are sitting for safeties.

Hard for a 250 pound LB to cover a RB or speedy TE so teams are going with safeties. Or teams might go with the less heavier and faster LBs like Cox.

I believe PS safety Coyle might be grooming for something similar to Kearse next year.

I actually hope they let Neal walk. Nothing he has done impresses me. He is almost as bad Jaylon playing the run, cant get off blocks, and only marginal at coverage.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

I actually hope they let Neal walk. Nothing he has done impresses me. He is almost as bad Jaylon playing the run, cant get off blocks, and only marginal at coverage.

Haven’t focused on Neal but he looked pretty good so far, I thought. He missed two weeks with the sniffles which may have taken away from his effectiveness.

 

[ClappingCarrot]

Kearse has been a huge hit by the pro personnel department.

I remember when he was coming out of Clemson, the guys on the Fan (Cavanaugh specifically), called him one of the worst players they've ever evaluated.

 

[Carson]

I actually hope they let Neal walk. Nothing he has done impresses me. He is almost as bad Jaylon playing the run, cant get off blocks, and only marginal at coverage.

I honestly haven’t even noticed 42 on the field. That’s a good thing as 9 was always popping off for the wrong thing

 

[Carson]

Kearse has been a huge hit by the pro personnel department.

I remember when he was coming out of Clemson, the guys on the Fan (Cavanaugh specifically), called him one of the worst players they've ever evaluated.

Not saying Cavanaugh is wrong because he’s paid to do this. But Kearse was once projected a first rounder before his senior season. He slid due to height and some stiffness. He was always an alpha on the field

 

[jrumann59]

Not saying Cavanaugh is wrong because he’s paid to do this. But Kearse was once projected a first rounder before his senior season. He slid due to height and some stiffness. He was always an alpha on the field

Measurables are not the be all end all. If you use them right and they have the head they can do many things well. Stiffness will only limit him in M2M coverage.

 

[stilltheguru]

Nobody wants to listen to me about that dude Cavanaugh. But anyway, Wilson before seasons over will have yall running back to the "old girlfriend".

Not saying Cavanaugh is wrong because he’s paid to do this. But Kearse was once projected a first rounder before his senior season. He slid due to height and some stiffness. He was always an alpha on the field

 

[Carson]

Nobody wants to listen to me about that dude Cavanaugh. But anyway, Wilson before seasons over will have yall running back to the "old girlfriend".

It’s a good problem to have. Our secondary play has been horrible since the Newman / Henry days

 

[JD_KaPow]

That play on 3rd and short was amazing by Kearse. The dude is legit.

If it's the play I'm thinking of, I was certain he was offsides. In replay, it sure looks like he's in the neutral zone before the snap. Not complaining though.