bh32 said:
Blesoe just dosent handle pressure,Teams saw that so they started blitzing alot.he holds the ball way to long and puts alot of pressure on the line.
Did you even watch Dallas play last year?....I mean besides the two times we faced the Skins?
And what you're saying about Bledsoe can be said about nearly every QB in the NFL. No NFL QB can pass well if they're on their backs. And teams didn't
wake up and start blitzing Bledsoe at the end of the year.
He was one of the NFL's top passers before Flo went down. Teams tried to blitz us, but couldn't get to him....he burned teams over and over. Take the first game with Philly for instance (they were relatively healthy this game compared to when you all faced them). They came out trying to hit Bledsoe in the mouth, they blitzed him numerous times....but each time he burned them.
Flo getting injured changed our whole protection scheme....instead of only having to help out a rookie sixth round pick, we had to try to help the left side as well.
Injuries ruined our OL last year. It actually started out nicely. Rivera played hurt all year, and Rogers (who appeared to have won the RT position) was injured in training camp. So we even started the year with our backup at RT.
You act as if teams just
discovered blitzing Bledsoe at the end of the year......they didn't. It just became more effective when we lost Flo.
Another thing to note.....losing Flo also cut out a lot of Jason Witten's opportunities. He had to stay in more to help protect. Also remember that we lost Crayton, an exciting third WR, and Julius for much of the year.
Now, with a healthier Rivera, a healthy Flo, a solid vet in Fabini, and a solid OG in Kosier, our OL should be better.