Third WR

[Mannix]

I wasn’t paying very much attention, but who was getting the majority of the snaps? I swear to God, that I never once saw Gallup on the field…was he? And why in the hell isn’t Brooks getting ANY snaps? He can’t be any worse than the ineffective crap we’ve been seeing for 2+ years at the 3rd spot!!!

 

[Adiba1977]

Gallup bad. Not worth playing. Play the rookie and Tolbert

 

[big dog cowboy]

WR Target Distribution:

Lamb - 17
Cooks - 8
Tolbert - 1

I am unsure about the snap count. That will come out in a couple of days. Gallup was wide open on at least 2 plays and Dak didn't throw his way. Once he was literally standing in the middle of the field with no one within 8 yards of him. Same play as last week when Ferg was wide open in the end zone.

 

[Adiba1977]

Good teams will double lamb. Someone has to step up

 

[Mcsports]

Gallup forced a penalty against the Lions late.
He was also wide, wide open on a crossing route in the fourth quarter. Dak didn’t see him and threw it deep and incomplete.

 

[Mcsports]

Good teams will double lamb. Someone has to step up

Cooks and Ferguson both stepped up last night. Both ballers.

 

[DCreppinBoysfan]

Gallup was open over the middle on the first interception by Dak.

 

[RomoIsGod]

Gallup is too worried about showing off his crib on TV shows. The dude got paid and said screw it

 

[big dog cowboy]

Gallup is too worried about showing off his crib on TV shows. The dude got paid and said screw it

 

[WillieBeamen]

Good teams will double lamb. Someone has to step up

They double him now. Hes unguardable

 

[Rayman70]

Gallup bad. Not worth playing. Play the rookie and Tolbert

agree. Bench MG , split the reps between Tolbert and Brooks.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I’ve liked what I’ve seen in Tolbert’s development. Looking forward to him taking over Gallup’s role next season.

 

[Rayman70]

Good teams will double lamb. Someone has to step up

Ferguson and Cooks will.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I just never want to see Tolbert on punts again after that second screwup. That could have cost us the game. Guarantee Brooks doesn't do that... He's a smart, physical player.

But I've wanted more Brooks at WR for a while now. I'm sure MG's money and Tolbert's draft status play a part, unfortunately.

 

[Cmac]

Gallup has made someone mad. He can't be as bad as portrayed. He is simply a Fall Guy now. He is the new "Zeke" on this board. You cannot convince me we will win against the playoff teams going exclusively to one WR......CeeDee. You cannot convince me that our game planning can't get our starting WRs involved early in the passing game.

 

[Redsfan_83]

Campbell mentioned postgame that they doubled Lamb most of the game, then tried pressure. Clearly, he is almost unguardable. Cooks is our #2 and needs more throws his way. After that, may as well put me out there nobody has filled this role the entire year...did they think Bryant would fill the void? lol

 

[Ken]

I wasn’t paying very much attention, but who was getting the majority of the snaps? I swear to God, that I never once saw Gallup on the field…was he? And why in the hell isn’t Brooks getting ANY snaps? He can’t be any worse than the ineffective crap we’ve been seeing for 2+ years at the 3rd spot!!!

Gallup had 20 plays and Tolbert had 25.

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

WR Target Distribution:

Lamb - 17
Cooks - 8
Tolbert - 1

I am unsure about the snap count. That will come out in a couple of days. Gallup was wide open on at least 2 plays and Dak didn't throw his way. Once he was literally standing in the middle of the field with no one within 8 yards of him. Same play as last week when Ferg was wide open in the end zone.

Wasn’t the deep ball where the Lion illegally held him to Gallup? Or was that Tolbert?

 

[Cowboysheelsreds058]

I checked the box score and MG did not get one target. This guy is something else and it’s not the injury any longer, that train has left the station.

 

[Chuck 54]

Good teams will double lamb. Someone has to step up

Good teams? We’ve played 5 really good teams in a row, playoff teams.
I think McCarthy, unlike Moore, refuses to say throw it to who gets open. He is scheming his best guy open by using him from everywhere, including slot, bunches, motion, and even the backfield. Reminds me of McVay scheming his guy Cupp in the SB.