kskboys
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No he doesn't. Schultz was much better after the catch the Fergie. Really not close. Where in hades did this lie get started?Pollard looks like he lost a step since his injury. But I agree, Dowdle looks strong up the middle. Sunday night was the perfect opportunity to try using Luepke as the RB, and running him up the middle.
I agree Hankins is doing his job. Mazi is not ready. Odighizuwa started off great, but has slowed significantly lately. Gallimore looks like he is playing better but he is not as stout as they need him to be. I am not a fan of Golston at DT unless it is 3rd and long. Too bad they cut Bohanna. He wasn't great but at least he had some bulk to him.
Lamb is fine. They need to get him the ball. Dak hardly look his way Sunday. That cannot happen. But look at the 49ers ball distribution Sunday. No one caught more than 4 passes. the fullback, Juszczyk was the team leader in catches tied with Aiyuk with 4. Kittle had 3, Deebo had 3 and CMC had only 2. CeeDee had 4 for Dallas although I think they came late in the game.
At this point with LVE going on IR they just need bodies at LB. It is shear incompetence what they did with the roster this year going thin at C and LB and getting injured at both positions. They have to stop using the practice squad as an extended roster to stash scrub players because they have no backups at certain position on the 53 man roster. Being thin at C led to the eventual release of Harper. In the meantime they are giving a spot to Deuce Vaughn who I believe is not an NFL player.
Ferguson is fine. He has much better run after catch ability than Schultz. He is a better blocker too. The questions at TE should be about Schoonmaker. It is early, and he missed most of the preseason but he hasn't done much at all. He was open on the first play Sunday night but Dak over threw him. Too bad that ball was better so we could see when Schoomaker has after the catch. To me he looks like David FaFluer but I need to see more. btw, look up Schultz's stats his first 2 seasons with Dallas. He didn't do much until his 3rd year.
Safety was supposed to be a position of strength for Dallas this year. Kearse has been a huge disappointment, maybe the biggest disappointment of the season so far. Donovan Wilson has hurt them too - so far. His two 15 yard penalties Sunday night were both killers. I like his aggression but penalties like that are so unnecessary. The first one came on the first play and the Cowboys looked really aggressive on that play. After that penalty things seemed to change. His coverage hasn't be great either. Juanyeh Thomas has looked better and that is saying something.
What you didn't mention is the CBs. I think Stephon Gilmore was exposed - again. The Cowboys miss Diggs. Gilmore does not have the makeup speed to recover from a mistake. When receivers make their breaks on Gilmore they gain a few yards and he does not catch up after that like Diggs can. And the guy that Dallas received in the Kelvin Joseph trade is worse than Joseph. Joseph at least has the recovery speed to keep up with faster WRs, even if he can't find the ball. Igbinoghene doesn't appear to have the speed and he also seems to struggle finding the ball. I would have kept Joseph. At least he can play ST. Wasn't Joseph traded after he lined up offsides the way Kearse did?
What was exposed on CB's? That they'd be worse if a starter got hurt? Pretty obvious stuff there.
Lamb: Yeah, yeah, everyone loves Lamb. However, he simple doesn't take over games often enough. I like him, but he really looks like a 1B type WR.