Jerrah does something right and fires Kellen Moore. Hopefully he gets someone with more imagination.
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Jerrah does something right and fires Kellen Moore. Hopefully he gets someone with more imagination.
I wish Dak would leave those buckets alone.
McCarthy is calling the plays. So - no it wasn't the right call. People can say what they want about moore , but his offensive numbers are legit wo any wr talent at all. And from what this board says they're worst OL in football. So...Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
McCarthy calling the plays will be a disaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
Moore will be a NFL coach soon.
Great call. Kellen Moore's offense reminds me of Leach's, big numbers but against good teams it disappears.
Zeke still there tho. I think they can cut him in June and not take as big of a cap hit.
Well, he's an NFL coach now so it's not soon, it's already happened.***. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by SpaceBully
McCarthy calling plays won't be any better.
It will be Daks fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
If he leads the league in interceptions again, it will be. Love Dak and I realize all the interceptions weren't his fault, but he's got to be better next year, or it could be his last in a Cowboys uniformQuote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Hey I'm with ya on Dak gotta be better going forward but in his defense he needs more stability at OL he was one if not the most pressured QBs this season. Pair that with only one decent WR and on OK TE he has to take more risk. On the play calling it was so predictable at times especially in the 49's game my 4 year old knew what the play was before they ran it. the 49's db was breaking on it before the play developed..... Use Dak right and get some help (OL and WR) mix up the calls better and maybe we can get over the hump
Too many first and second down run plays. Put them in third and long and Dak tried to make something happen with receivers who can't separate. And he had to make decisions typically in 2 to 2.5 seconds with the pressure. Between that and the picks that receivers deflected or didn't run a clean route, his INT numbers wouod not have looked like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
My take is that when something was working and the Cowboys were ahead, Moore kept his foot on the gas and ran up the score. Good for him. The problem was when it wasn't working, he had no answers, no creativity, no adjustments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
Kellen Moore got killed this year. When opposing players and commentators are saying they know every route by formation, that's bad. McCarthy won't be any worse. He's called plays and been to the Super Bowl. Jerry is setting him up to either win or be fired. That's why Quinn stayed. Quinn will be the next HC if things don't work out next year.
Mire's offense put Dak in terrible positions a lot.
They were showing five WRs that all ran curl routes one play against SF. Dak threw a pick. It basically set Dak up to get undercut by the DBs. Moore wasn't good. He also abandoned the run too often. Now, Will Jerry get Dak some play makers? That's the greatest issue.
Yes this won't end wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
This is fact. You put dak on any of the four teams that played yesterday and he is in the SBQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Except KC. They lost pretty much all of their playmakers and Malhomes still found a way!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
Dak also does not need to be a pure pocket passer. Move him around like other successful NFL teams with mobile QB's.Quote:
Originally Posted by BorneDawg
Problem is Dak isn't as mobile as he used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Then you risk him getting another major injury.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Good luck with that.
They've got the best QB and TE(in history). Dak isn't Mahomes for sure. But Andy Reid so far ahead of Kellen Moore/McCarthy it's not even describable. They're going to have a tough time with Philly. NFC was better than people think.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
You mean Chris Jones found a way.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
He means bootlegs and rolling out moreQuote:
Originally Posted by MaroonFlounder
Yeah huge DIFFERENCE in head coach and play calling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Philly will probably win by 10+
What a beast. Gotta be the MVP on defense. Man think bout Jones, Cox & Simmons as ur DL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
Jimmy Johnson said yesterday Chris was the best dl in the nfl this year and it wasn't even closeQuote:
Originally Posted by basedog
He means the NFL found a way to get the teams they wanted in the SB. Pretty favorable officiating for KC yday. Philly got more benefits of the doubt early as well before SF ran out of QBs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
When are they going to get receivers that can create separation?
Also as far as Dak running, he tends to run a lot more in postseason. With his past injuries, and how Mullen used him, I can understand why he isn't taking off every play. Dak's running is best though when they have to respect the run and have to prepare for the run no matter the look.
I didn't have a dog in the hunt as far as the 4 teams playing yesterday but there was some pretty questionable calls in both games that favored kc and Philly. Looks like the nfl had hired sec officials. On the last punt return that put kc in that good field position the only way the guy got outside was the gunner on that side got shoved to the ground from behind and no call. On the last mahomes scramble the only reason mahomes got outside was the right tackle was holding. Things that make you go hmmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
Kellen Clark now the new OC for San Diego.
Also fired 5 other assistants, all seemingly excess baggage. Cowboys had 29 coaches!!Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
According to ESPN writers, Cowboys won't resign Pollard because of the $$ cost to keep him and because they've got so much $$ tied up in Zeke. Cowboys probably will be looking for RB help thru free agency and the draft. If it were me, I'd dump Zeke and resign Pollard. But with Jerrah, one never knows!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
I agree. I don't think it was the right call either. I'd rather see McCarthy fired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg;14970I agre20
Zeke is done in Dallas unless they sign him for real cheap. Dallas will be going after a RB.Quote:
Originally Posted by schddog72
Word on the street is to expect the cowboys to go after Brian Johnson from the eagles as an assistant oc/qb coach from the eagles. The Brian Johnson that was here with Dak at one time.
Pollard is worth the Money. Getting rid of elliot, now just a glorifired fat fullback, is worth the hit the cap will take.Quote:
Originally Posted by schddog72
Zeke isn't worth the money. But the guy is in excellent shape. He is just not very good any more. It takes a special type of athlete to be a special RB in the league and power backs like zeke are a dying breed unless they are monsters like Henry. The 4 teams that were playing this weekend all have versatile athletes at RB - none have true power backs.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Pollard is asking for huge money for a RB with a broken leg. Dallas has had a lot of success signing FA RBs in the past. Won't be surprised if they draft one too.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Since I learn so much from different discussions & opinions here, I would like to hear opinions on whether Pollard will stay or go, whether voluntary or not. I have really enjoyed watching him play.
BTW, my favorite football anecdote this year involved Trevon Diggs 5yo son. At his own birthday party, he walked up to Zeke Elliott and told him, ?Zeke, you don?t run very hard! You don?t hit the holes very hard!? 😂