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Here's Tim MacMahon from ESPNDallas on The Ben and Skin Show earlier today talking about some happenings out at the OTA's...
TMac on Ben and Skin Show
Sean Lee is above Jason Williams on the depth chart and no one can tell me any different. Williams is a run to the ball player who is all athletic ability. Lee is a cerebral player is diagnosing offenses while he's coming out of the huddle. If you play MLB in any kind of defense in the NFL the latter trait gets you on the field faster.
The Crayton issue is what it is. I say let him go and thank him for all he's done for this team while he was a Dallas Cowboy.
I agree with TMac 100% on KO being the second best at just getting the ball and heading up field. There is no wasted movement from him after making the catch. Smooth. That's the word you will always hear associated with Ogletree and it fits like a glove. Now that route running thing has to be sorted out because Romo has to trust you if you want to be a target for him.
I made this Doug Free video late last night...
[youtube]1bfMT6JFDaA[/youtube]
There aren't many NFL Offensive linemen with the agility and power to hunt down a 200lb CB like that and lay a direct hit on the guy where he's nullified for that play and maybe the next four plays as well.
One more thing. Watch the vid again and you will right after Free goes and high fives Romo you can see Tony look past him and mouth something like 'Woooo' at the Saints player, lol.
TMac on Ben and Skin Show
Sean Lee is above Jason Williams on the depth chart and no one can tell me any different. Williams is a run to the ball player who is all athletic ability. Lee is a cerebral player is diagnosing offenses while he's coming out of the huddle. If you play MLB in any kind of defense in the NFL the latter trait gets you on the field faster.
The Crayton issue is what it is. I say let him go and thank him for all he's done for this team while he was a Dallas Cowboy.
I agree with TMac 100% on KO being the second best at just getting the ball and heading up field. There is no wasted movement from him after making the catch. Smooth. That's the word you will always hear associated with Ogletree and it fits like a glove. Now that route running thing has to be sorted out because Romo has to trust you if you want to be a target for him.
I made this Doug Free video late last night...
[youtube]1bfMT6JFDaA[/youtube]
There aren't many NFL Offensive linemen with the agility and power to hunt down a 200lb CB like that and lay a direct hit on the guy where he's nullified for that play and maybe the next four plays as well.
One more thing. Watch the vid again and you will right after Free goes and high fives Romo you can see Tony look past him and mouth something like 'Woooo' at the Saints player, lol.
