Big drive, Titans get the ball to start the 3rd.
lol no he isn't
I don't think that would have saved Garrett's job.No thanks to that bum Jason Garrett
He’ll be dreaming of that forever.
I think it's a combination of scheme, execution and the threat of having a QB. With Dallas teams seemingly play one type of defense and if it becomes a RPO they still key on Zeke regardless of whatever Dak is doing. Zeke can't run out the backfield on a run, flat, or screen without two guys covering his lane. How many times does Dak hand it off to Zeke on a RPO when he can clearly see no defender looking at the QB, yet hands it off anyway? All those things add up. And obviously the predictability of certain playcalls on certain down and distances don't help. Even though I think Dak's limitations restrict a lot of what we can do consistently I blame the coaches for putting themselves in these situations by their roster decisions.Tennessee better have 5 pro bowlers on the oline if Dallas has 3. Zeke and Pollard were lucky to get a few holes a game against good defenses this year and Henry has had holes on all but a couple carries so far. He’s a beast though
so if you were the Titans pay Henry the most money ever for a running back?
Another who came here to this thread just to bash the Cowboys.What are you talking about? Henry has been far better than Zeke statistically, and every other RB for that matter, since the mid-2018. lol
Are you guys still thinking Zeke is in 2016 form?
Lol yeah he islol no he isn't
Yup, not rocket science.That’s how you beat a top ranked defense. You run the ball and force them into submission.
We got the clowns in Dallas.
so the only rb you would pay is Barkley?I'd shake his hand and tell him I'll have fun watching his highlight reel every Sunday and go out and sign some defensive players.
He's not a once in a generation talent. Not deserving of a big contract, and neither was Zeke.
I think it's a combination of scheme, execution and the threat of having a QB. With Dallas teams seemingly play one type of defense and if it becomes a RPO they still key on Zeke regardless of whatever Dak is doing. Zeke can't run out the backfield on a run, flat, or screen without two guys covering his lane. How many times does Dak hand it off to Zeke on a RPO when he can clearly see no defender looking at the QB, yet hands it off anyway? All those things add up. And obviously the predictability of certain playcalls on certain down and distances don't help. Even though I think Dak's limitations restrict a lot of what we can do consistently I blame the coaches for putting themselves in these situations by their roster decisions.