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" As for those final two red-zone runs, Barr said he and Kendricks both read run pre-snap and alerted the front line.
“The Cowboys show tips,” Barr said. “They’re real heavy in their stances, how they set. Usually, Eric and I have a good feel for that as the game goes on. Whether the linemen are setting heavy or light. Little things like that.”
Interesting as it USED to be that players from opposing teams were actually testifying that it was difficult to get tips and hints on what the Cowboys offense was going to do based off Cowboys OL unit, ... because under ex OL coach Jim Pollack, they had a way of operating without going into an obvious run block or pass block stances.
I’m trying to watch the OL block scheme, and the way trap and pull man and zone , is it still the same or similar as under Pollack, I do wish we had the blocking at the edge from the TEs as we did under James Hanna/Geoff Swaim era.
“The Cowboys show tips,” Barr said. “They’re real heavy in their stances, how they set. Usually, Eric and I have a good feel for that as the game goes on. Whether the linemen are setting heavy or light. Little things like that.”
Interesting as it USED to be that players from opposing teams were actually testifying that it was difficult to get tips and hints on what the Cowboys offense was going to do based off Cowboys OL unit, ... because under ex OL coach Jim Pollack, they had a way of operating without going into an obvious run block or pass block stances.
I’m trying to watch the OL block scheme, and the way trap and pull man and zone , is it still the same or similar as under Pollack, I do wish we had the blocking at the edge from the TEs as we did under James Hanna/Geoff Swaim era.
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