CFZ The Solution Is Simple

[TwistedL0g1k]

Continuing to answer the questionabout the Jags game...

Elliott averaged 2.6 yards per carry. Pollard 2.8. Dallas wasn't able to run the ball versus Jac defense, despite trying as they had 41 carries!!! And as documented Jags were moving nearly at will after the first quarter...

So fans here think Kellen Moore, in a game where Dallas couldn't get defensive stops and couldn't run the ball...should have stopped passing? This is epic nonsense. Mindless drivel.

QFT

 

[Diehardblues]

In other news....I've just determined that over the last ten years...EVERY time I was carrying an umbrella outside, it was also raining. You know what THAT means! All I have to do to control weather, is take out or put up the ole umbrella!!!!!

Therefore, all I need to do to solve world hunger...is to go to Africa with my umbrella and walk around outside with it open, and this will cause it to rain, and after 2 months africa will be an oasis full of green fields and lush crops. Conversely....whenever I hear that a hurricane is brewing in the USA...I'll just walk around outside WITHOUT my umbrella, and no more hurricane!

You're welcome everyone

When it comes to feeding Africa it’s always appeared to me we should move those people where the food is . It’s never going to grow in the desert over there

 

[kskboys]

Continuing to answer the questionabout the Jags game...

Elliott averaged 2.6 yards per carry. Pollard 2.8. Dallas wasn't able to run the ball versus Jac defense, despite trying as they had 41 carries!!! And as documented Jags were moving nearly at will after the first quarter...

So fans here think Kellen Moore, in a game where Dallas couldn't get defensive stops and couldn't run the ball...should have stopped passing? This is epic nonsense. Mindless drivel.

KMo was/is notoriously bad at running the ball.

 

[CCBoy]

Could you be less specific please . Lol
Another weird response which is as clear as mud.

When growing up did one hear one's Mom talking like a 5th grader and one missed what was really being communicated. Here is the opposite.

That usually occurs when one is instead looking for his own thoughts on a subject...now don't again use a cop out as weird.

You fully understand.

Don't like reading what the message really is, move on...I choose my OWN words.

 

[Diehardblues]

When growing up did one hear one's Mom talking like a 5th grader and one missed what was really being communicated. Here is the opposite.

That usually occurs when one is instead looking for his own thoughts on a subject...now don't again use a cop out as weird.

You fully understand.

Don't like reading what the message really is, move on...I choose my OWN words.

No, I truly don’t understand your meaning. I have no idea what the message is.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

When it comes to feeding Africa it’s always appeared to me we should move those people where the food is . It’s never going to grow in the desert over there

Ummmmmm.....uhhhhhhh..... (quickly backs away from this while whistling)

 

[Typhus]

Failure to pound the rock consistently or at will falls on the Oline and Oline coach who failed to improve it, hence why Philbin was fired several months ago. Blaming this offense's lack of better execution on Dak is crazy.

You need to come to grips with Dak being part of the issue.

 

[Typhus]

yeah, I agree with the guy who wrote the thread, I blame everybody on the team. When are we getting an offensive line that can hold the defensive line to 5 minutes so our slow but good processor can find someone open? Yeah and when are we getting a back who can average 10 yards a carry so dak doesn't have to stress over throwing the ball? I kind a blame jerry for drafting dak, jerry should have let the patriots draft him so he could have become the next Brady.

Dak would have been so good in New England.
Bill would have made him special.

 

[America's Cowboy]

You need to come to grips with Dak being part of the issue.

Dak is not perfect. He throws INTs like every other QB. What is true is Dak's history of not being a QB who throws a lot of INTs, so to suddenly accuse him of being an INT turnover machine is disingenuous.

You need to come to grips how Mike Martz fully explained which INTs were on Dak and which weren't (about half). So anyone fully blaming all 17 INTs on Dak and stating he is the problem are nothing but a bunch of trolls AND YOU KNOW IT!

 

[Typhus]

Dak is not perfect. He throws INTs like every other QB. What is true is Dak's history of not being a QB who throws a lot of INTs, so to suddenly accuse him of being an INT turnover machine is disingenuous.

You need to come to grips how Mike Martz fully explained which INTs were on Dak and which weren't (about half). So anyone fully blaming all 17 INTs on Dak and stating he is the problem are nothing but a bunch of trolls AND YOU KNOW IT!

I've already seen all I need to see, QBs in this league show everything in this amount of time, and after year 7 is long enough on how reaction time in a soft zone equates to failure, tells a lot.

 

[TheCritic]

Dak is not perfect. He throws INTs like every other QB. What is true is Dak's history of not being a QB who throws a lot of INTs, so to suddenly accuse him of being an INT turnover machine is disingenuous.

You need to come to grips how Mike Martz fully explained which INTs were on Dak and which weren't (about half). So anyone fully blaming all 17 INTs on Dak and stating he is the problem are nothing but a bunch of trolls AND YOU KNOW IT!

I tend to agree that not all of the 17 INTs were on Dak, I also think there was a tendency for Dak forcing throws/plays that weren't there. A lot of it was receivers not getting enough separation. Some of it was getting rid of the ball too soon because somebody on the OL getting beat. Would be interesting to know how he was being coached. Was he being coached to throw the ball away when the play wasn't there or was he being coached to be aggressive no matter what.

 

[Typhus]

I tend to agree that not all of the 17 INTs were on Dak, I also think there was a tendency for Dak forcing throws/plays that weren't there. A lot of it was receivers not getting enough separation. Some of it was getting rid of the ball too soon because somebody on the OL getting beat. Would be interesting to know how he was being coached. Was he being coached to throw the ball away when the play wasn't there or was he being coached to be aggressive no matter what.

Dak is not going anywhere, Lovers vs Haters just need to all start understanding this very basic concept.

MM gets the authority, lets see how he utilizes all weapons at his disposal appropriately.

Could we all live with a very conservative but highly effective offense, taking chances on 1st and 10?

Could we accept the fact that we have a highly capable hands team coming out of the back field and flooding passing lanes for Dak to actually transition into a more defined higher effeicency metric on completion with underneath clearing routes, with the confidence building with Lamb and Cooks clearing the perimeter game.

Just saying that you take your talent, and the coaching staff is in play, and MM will be dialing this offense down to Dak friendly, but that is exactly what we need, Dak can quick strike the edges when the safetys and DBs start worrying about our inside running game with ability to go short and intermediate with hands in our TES and multiple RB backfield looks.

That will be a significant look in early camps peeps, just saying all the morons that post tweets about it then, I already know what they are saying,, they just slow to the dance....lol

 

[75boyz]

The entire NFL knows that the secret to beating the Cowboys is to STOP the running game and let Dak beat you.
It has happened again and again and will repeat and rinse again this coming season.
When you have a one-dimensional offense that either runs or dies well you have all seen the results esp vs the Niners.
Until we have a new QB that defenses fear our team is going nowhere!

This.

 

[America's Cowboy]

I've already seen all I need to see, QBs in this league show everything in this amount of time, and after year 7 is long enough on how reaction time in a soft zone equates to failure, tells a lot.

Disagree. Any QB can improve if they practice harder and smarter.

 

[Typhus]

Disagree. Any QB can improve if they practice harder and smarter.

We can come to terms in understanding if MM can utilize Daks positives and turn this offense into a very quick hand explosive offense.
Dak can drive a bus, but the understanding has to be there.
Dak has to understand his limitations before MM or any staff can even begin to explain it to him.

 

[CCBoy]

Disagree. Any QB can improve if they practice harder and smarter.

At their ages, there's no labels of senility to go around.

 

[CCBoy]

We can come to terms in understanding if MM can utilize Daks positives and turn this offense into a very quick hand explosive offense.
Dak can drive a buss, but the understanding has to be there.
Dak has to understand his limitations before MM or any staff can even begin to explain it to him.

It takes that recognition to really start to improve.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Yea, I’m not sure why this thread wasn’t taken more positive by everyone . It clearly stated that no one is better in the league when these stats are delivered .

27-1. Wow. That’s certainly looks like a winning formula to me .

Playoffs > regular season

 

[America's Cowboy]

At their ages, there's no labels of senility to go around.

Dak is 29 years old. He's in his prime (and very capable of learning and improving).

 

[America's Cowboy]

We can come to terms in understanding if MM can utilize Daks positives and turn this offense into a very quick hand explosive offense.
Dak can drive a buss, but the understanding has to be there.
Dak has to understand his limitations before MM or any staff can even begin to explain it to him.

Disagree. You don't throw twice for 4,500+ in a season by being limited physically or intellectually. Dak also was on pace for 6k passing yards and to easily shatter Peyton Manning's NFL single season passing record of 5,400 yards before Dak got injured only 3 seasons ago. Those statistical facts don't show limitations.