Not that simple. simpler, fire the OC and take the reins. done
no what....
Rico has found roster security from his special teams role, but that could be gone soon, and so can Rico.Don't sleep on Dowdle!
That's not going to happen.
The first time Prescott gets pancaked after one of the RB's get steam rolled.
I'll take that bet.
I think I will reserve judgement on Vaughn after preseason. Jones is probably most experienced NFL RB we have & not the same wear and tier as Zelle or any FA available.
I mean...........what he just said about Dak you could say about 98% of all QB's in the history of the NFL. To expect any QB to beat 3 top teams in the playoffs with no run game, poor Oline play, and a lack of receiving weapons is near impossible.
Is this a Dak thread?...no
I am seeing some similarities. Banking on a guy coming off a major injury - Gallup at WR last year, Pollard at RB this year. Signing a guy on the cheap - Washington at WR last year, Jones at RB this year. We will all find out eventuallyDallas will find out this season they screwed up at RB, just as they found out they screwed up on WR last season.
He'll just get off the ground, dust off, and continue with mission!
A truly special back that can make people miss or power through people can make a difference. That being said, you are 100% correct to say that with a good offensive line an average back can be very productive.
That is due a three year window a really good runner is drafted and becomes much cheaper to retain. Special teams for a running back is a very tough road to try and stick around...
Yes they did. It sure looked like they were familiar with each other. I assume Rush threw to Brown a lot being on the 2nd unit offense together. Once Dak was back - it was back to Lamb and Schultz being the top targets. The drop-off was inevitable once Dak came back.
