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Cowboys legend issues warning for defense
BY MAC ENGE
tengel@star-telegram.com SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 9:24 AM
The Dallas Cowboys could not beat the New York Giants in either meeting in 2016, thus making them a miserable matchup for the season opener in 2017.
“It was the absolute perfect, ideal matchup for the Cowboys,” Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor member and former safety Darren Woodson told me in a phone interview.
As Jerry Jones would say, “Do what?”
“Their offensive line was perfect for the Cowboys,” Woodson said.The biggest weakness for the Giants in the off-season was their offensive line, and they did nothing to improve it. It was awful against the Cowboys.
What Woodson is saying is slooooooooow down on the “Cowboys’defense is fixed” narrative.
Among the many fears for the Cowboys in Week 1 was a defensive line with no established pass rusher, and missing suspended linemen David Irving and Damontre Moore.
Against the Giants, Tank Lawrence had the best game of his life and consistently ate up whoever was in front of him. He finished with two sacks, and was the consistent full-throttle, off-the-edge rusher the team needs. He played as well as he looked.
http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/the-big-mac-blog/article173702661.html
Cowboys legend issues warning for defense
BY MAC ENGE
tengel@star-telegram.com SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 9:24 AM
The Dallas Cowboys could not beat the New York Giants in either meeting in 2016, thus making them a miserable matchup for the season opener in 2017.
“It was the absolute perfect, ideal matchup for the Cowboys,” Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor member and former safety Darren Woodson told me in a phone interview.
As Jerry Jones would say, “Do what?”
“Their offensive line was perfect for the Cowboys,” Woodson said.The biggest weakness for the Giants in the off-season was their offensive line, and they did nothing to improve it. It was awful against the Cowboys.
What Woodson is saying is slooooooooow down on the “Cowboys’defense is fixed” narrative.
Among the many fears for the Cowboys in Week 1 was a defensive line with no established pass rusher, and missing suspended linemen David Irving and Damontre Moore.
Against the Giants, Tank Lawrence had the best game of his life and consistently ate up whoever was in front of him. He finished with two sacks, and was the consistent full-throttle, off-the-edge rusher the team needs. He played as well as he looked.
http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/the-big-mac-blog/article173702661.html