Screens

[BlueStar22]

How is it possible for a team to be so bad at defending screens?

I think half of us could see them coming, but the cowboys just can not stop them. It’s infuriating.

This is a years-long issue.

Gives you a nauseous feeling because you just know they’re about to pick up 8-10 yards before even being touched. Over and over again.

Poor linebacker play. We need three new ones and I hate to say that about Jaylon.

 

[Jack Burton]

I was surprised we didn’t see more screens. GB always ran them up there.

I’m questioning just how much of a “hybrid” this playbook is. I didn’t see any McCarthy influence aside from Zeke playing out wide a little more.

I wonder how much Covid and not having a training camp affected our offense? Would the McCarthy influence be bigger if it had been a normal year? Will McCarthy add in more of his stuff as the year progresses?

 

[buybuydandavis]

Back 7 slow to read and react. Number 54 guesses a lot, and guesses wrong a lot.

Every time I notice Jaylon on the field, he looks awful.

 

[JayFord]

Be kinda nice if we could run screens too

 

[kwcool619]

bad linebacker and safety play

And we play the Falcons next week--Hate to see Julio Jones, or Calvin Ridley or Russell Gage embarrass our Defense.

 

[CowboysLegends2]

Traditionally, screens work best against a blitz. Then there's always an exception, and may I present the DAL Cowboys.

Ironically we have been historically bad executing effective blitzes as well.