Terence Steele the single point of failure?

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Most of CZ predicted the single point of failure in game 1 would be Terence Steele.

I have not seen any posts about Steele since the game...
 
Mosot of CZ predicted the single point of failure in game 1 would be Terence Steele.

I have not seen any posts about Steele since the game...
He wasn’t that good…..maybe part of the reason Dak looked gun shy in the pocket the first half. No sacks thankfully.
 
Mosot of CZ predicted the single point of failure in game 1 would be Terence Steele.

I have not seen any posts about Steele since the game...
He's horrid as well......but he couldnt be any worse covering the flat or A Gap than anyone else out there
 
And to think Chiefs are starting a UDFA at left tackle vrs D3nver/ Bonito.....and surviving
 
  • Tyler Booker (RG): 78.4 overall — Booker was the highest-graded offensive lineman on the team. He put up an elite overall mark, anchored by strong physical execution in both pass sets and interior pulling concepts.
    Sports Illustrated

  • Tyler Guyton (LT): 70.2 overall — A solid outing for Guyton. While his pass protection had a few mixed reps on the edge against Brian Burns, his strong run blocking boosted his overall score to a very respectable overall grade.
    Sports Illustrated

  • Cooper Beebe (C): ~64–66 overall range — Beebe turned in a steady, middle-of-the-pack performance, handling protection calls clean overall without surrendering high-impact internal pressure.
  • T.J. Bass (LG): ~61–63 overall range — Bass posted solid pass-blocking metrics, but his overall grade was dragged down by lower run-blocking marks, as the interior line struggled to create horizontal pushing room on early downs.
  • Terence Steele (RT): 50.1 overall — Steele finished as the lowest-graded starter on the offensive line. He struggled to generate push in the ground attack and gave up leverage on several outside pass rush reps.
    Sports Illustrated+ 1

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/onsi/dallas-cowboys-highest-lowest-graded-players-nfl-week-1
 
Not sure how anyone can try and excuse Steele with a straight face when the Cowboys finally gave up and started giving him help all second half. But who didn't see that coming. Appreciate Jerry and Stephen for realizing at the last second they were in trouble at RT and trading for another bust tackle from the Steelers. Way to go gang! But I'm going to appreciate small wins and mine was I thought Guyton looked better.
 
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55 total rushing yards by Schottenheimer's selected RB group and Oline run blocking.

Sounds like a winner and someone who knows what he is doing.

For this I get silenced even when proven correct by this clown of a "head coach"?

:facepalm:
 
He was better than I expected, but still pretty bad. Dak moved well in the pocket and Guyton had a great game. Helped compensate for subpar tackle play on the right. I also saw him getting quite a bit of help. It's clear he's the weak link along that line. Whether or not that can be compensated for the length of the season is another matter.
 

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