Sanjay Lal helped Tavon Austin have his best training camp ever

[waving monkey]

It’s not hard to find a Dallas Cowboys wide receiver raving about Sanjay Lal.

Lal has come in and immediately made a gigantic impact. If you don’t believe me just know that Terrance Williams has been balling out and catching with his hands through Lal’s first training camp with the Cowboys. Yes, that’s right.

Williams isn’t the only receiver who’s seemingly been re-made under Lal’s tutelage. Buffalo Bills castoff Deonte Thompson has had a great camp (when he was healthy enough to participate), Allen Hurns is playing well, and former Los Angeles Rams utility weapon Tavon Austin has been one of the bigger storylines to emerge from Oxnard.

Everything said about Austin pre-Oxnard tended to involve what position the team website listed him under. These days he’s making play after play, inspiring Cowboys fans everywhere to believe he’s going to have an enormous impact on the offense this season.

Austin recently went on record and not only said that he felt this was his best training camp of his career, but that he felt that way specifically for one reason... Sanjay Lal.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...tavon-austin-have-his-best-training-camp-ever

 

[Zekeats]

Sanjay Lal = a God

 

[DallasDW00ds0n]

Cant remember an assistant coach here with so much hype

 

[Typhus]

Cant remember an assistant coach here with so much hype

Im good with the hype, as long as it translates to on field production.

 

[gmoney112]

Pic in article of Sanjay is not only my face when I see hype articles like this, but exactly how I'd picture him to react to them too.

 

[gmoney112]

That being said, the WRs have looked good, and the "running through" the catch with Dak deep balls HAS been a result of coaching.

 

[visionary]

Championship?

Let's move on to 2019 season

 

[big dog cowboy]

Austin recently went on record and not only said that he felt this was his best training camp of his career, but that he felt that way specifically for one reason... Sanjay Lal.

Anyone still think the Cowboys will miss Dez?

It sounds like Lal has helped ALL the WR's this year.

 

[G2]

Anyone still think the Cowboys will miss Dez?

It sounds like Lal has helped ALL the WR's this year.

We missed him the last 3 years.

 

[Jipper]

Anyone still think the Cowboys will miss Dez?

It sounds like Lal has helped ALL the WR's this year.

I think it would be amiss to say we won't miss dez in some capacity. I was all for moving on from him but if his salary had matched his value I as would many would have liked to seen us keep him.

His skills have declined but he was certainly one of the best wrs on the roster...his problem was value

 

[SMASHMOUTH9473]

Anyone still think the Cowboys will miss Dez?

It sounds like Lal has helped ALL the WR's this year.

Dez will miss us more than we will miss him. He had a limited vertical tree and wasn't /isn't smart enough to understand the assignments. Romo and his understanding of reading defenders made Dez look great.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

There has to be something to it, for every receiver to speak of him with such praise. To a man they are crediting Sanjay with their Improvement when they could have easily been less flattering with their assessment.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

That being said, the WRs have looked good, and the "running through" the catch with Dak deep balls HAS been a result of coaching.

Dak's deep balls may very well be genetic

 

[ItzKelz]

Cant remember an assistant coach here with so much hype

Kris Richard?

 

[Doomsday101]

Things Lal worked with WR on early in camp, running routs without balls being thrown to focus solely on rout running, I think was a smart move, working with guys on ways to get better release off the line vs man coverage and even having them carry weight with fingers to strengthen their grip was good ideal. Guys are starting to click with Dak from what recent reports have shown. However big test can you bring it all into the reg. season? I'm excited to see if they can

 

[Typhus]

If TW becomes a true WR1 this season, than Lal should be awarded best assistant coach of the year award, if there is such a thing.

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

Cant remember an assistant coach here with so much hype

Kris Richard?

 

[Chuck 54]

I forget; if he’s a football god, why was he available?

 

[Kage]

Kris Richard?

Exactly what I was thinking.

Anyone still think the Cowboys will miss Dez?

It sounds like Lal has helped ALL the WR's this year.

I loved Dez, but he had to go. I do wonder though, how Lal could have helped Dez.

 

[Bullflop]

H-m-m . . . Sanjay does seem to be getting lotsa kudos from the players lately. He must be doing something right!