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Witten has also cleaned up his penalty act.Our o-line has been very smart this year. Also can't say I miss the defensive offsides penalties Ware always got us.
Witten has also cleaned up his penalty act.Our o-line has been very smart this year. Also can't say I miss the defensive offsides penalties Ware always got us.
They were actually talking about this on the radio earlier today. When you run the ball like we do it can really help eliminate some of those penalties because guys are firing off the ball and the pass rush gets a bit stifled by the running game. A lot of false starts happen because guys get jumpy trying to make sure they stop the pass rush.Witten has also cleaned up his penalty act.
Pretty obvious.They were actually talking about this on the radio earlier today. When you run the ball like we do it can really help eliminate some of those penalties because guys are firing off the ball and the pass rush gets a bit stifled by the running game. A lot of false starts happen because guys get jumpy trying to make sure they stop the pass rush.
Of those first 7 games, the 2 games we stuck with the run(Giants & Rams) it was dominant, then there were 3 we abandoned the run and Murray was hurt for the last 2Number one, I don't accept the narrative that people have created that we ran the ball amazingly last year.
Actually, for the first seven games -- basically half the year -- we ran the ball under 4 yards per carry like five times.
I hear ya. But we've seen Free be beat like a drum, so he's not always been sterling in his execution. Let's see what Parnell can do with some tutelage from Callahan. Already Leary is showing vast improvement, perhaps another success story is waiting to step up in Parnell. It's good to have depth. We will see shortly.For a couple run plays, sure. What did he have, 5 snaps?
When I say I hope he can step up, I'm talking about the entire package. Play a whole game. And not get Romo killed with a missed pickup on a pass rusher which he has done before in limited action.
Tyron needs to work on this next. He seems to either get more penalties than everyone else or just at the absolute worst time. Or both.Witten has also cleaned up his penalty act.
He has had 2 false starts, 1 personal foul, and 1 hold that was declined. You just don't like the player for whatever reason.Tyron needs to work on this next. He seems to either get more penalties than everyone else or just at the absolute worst time. Or both.
That sucks. Maybe Parnell will step up and be okay, but we are really really thin at OT now.
Yeah, I haven't seen him get many penalties at all.He has had 2 false starts, 1 personal foul, and 1 hold that was declined. You just don't like the player for whatever reason.
On the season? Then it must just be bad timing. He's had 2 penalties this year in crunch time, much like his hold Sunday.He has had 2 false starts, 1 personal foul, and 1 hold that was declined. You just don't like the player for whatever reason.
His hold that was declined?On the season? Then it must just be bad timing. He's had 2 penalties this year in crunch time, much like his hold Sunday.
No, because as Iamtdg pointed out, it doesn't take any insight when you keep predicting the same exact thing and are eventually right.
I did not "absolutely hate" Leary -- he was bad last year down the stretch, and he's playing much better now.
Tell me another one about being absolutely wrong, Mr. I'm a Homer With All My Predictions.
No.remember when everyone was like oh jerry you old kook talking up ronald leary lol his knees / he's no larry allen
Well I do. The guard play was the weak part of the line and tremendously inconsistent. Run blocking isn't the only part of the game to evaluate btw.Leary is better this year than last year, which is to be expected of a young player. But I don't see how he was "bad" last year at any point.
Well, I could make up shit to fit an agenda like some do, but I'm actually being honest.