waving monkey
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The more I study, the more I come the realization that this game is going to hinge on one simple word: discipline.
Do the Cowboys have the discipline to face Aaron Rodgers and get enough stops in this game to allow their offense to go to work on this Packers defense? Player for player, the Cowboys are just as good or better than the Packers. Where the Packers have an advantage -- and this is no disrespect to Dak Prescott -- but Aaron Rodgers elevates the level of his teammates, and that’s the biggest difference.
To defeat Rodgers you need to play with discipline, which means you can’t drop a coverage in the secondary, miss an assignment or be caught on the field with 12 men switching personnel. Rodgers forces you to play a perfect game with his ability and quarterback savvy. He’s at his absolute best playing the chess game. He’s thinking plays ahead while you’re trying to keep up.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/2...RE&utm_campaign=Cowboys+News:+The+Keys+To+Win
Do the Cowboys have the discipline to face Aaron Rodgers and get enough stops in this game to allow their offense to go to work on this Packers defense? Player for player, the Cowboys are just as good or better than the Packers. Where the Packers have an advantage -- and this is no disrespect to Dak Prescott -- but Aaron Rodgers elevates the level of his teammates, and that’s the biggest difference.
To defeat Rodgers you need to play with discipline, which means you can’t drop a coverage in the secondary, miss an assignment or be caught on the field with 12 men switching personnel. Rodgers forces you to play a perfect game with his ability and quarterback savvy. He’s at his absolute best playing the chess game. He’s thinking plays ahead while you’re trying to keep up.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/2...RE&utm_campaign=Cowboys+News:+The+Keys+To+Win
