Bob Roberts
Professor StinkFinger
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He's right. They went from sucking to blowing under him.
Agree. I am about ready to flush Stephens although I would like to see what he could do with better receivers. The crew he had for the most part in the Oakland game were not running good routes.I think Tanney has deserved a shot to come in after Orton next time. If for nothing else to see if he's capable of stepping up.
Don't watch Escobar if you want to keep your sanity.Finally settling down to watch the replay concentrating on the D-line...I can see why Hayden is moving ahead of Lissemore. Not playing bad at all.
Based on the fact that we are all still cowboy fans you could say we all lost our sanity long ago.Don't watch Escobar if you want to keep your sanity.
Based on the fact that we are all still cowboy fans you could say we all lost our sanity long ago.
Thank God for these Waters updates.Brian Waters update: Nothing really to report
I thought the same thing.Thank God for these Waters updates.
Based on the fact that we are all still cowboy fans you could say we all lost our sanity long ago.
Way to alert the rest of the league, asshole!Barry Church tests out new approach to going for the ball against Dez Bryant -- and wins
Barry Church knows what he was doing wrong in pass defense in past years. He was waiting for the ball to come down to make a play on it.
But he can’t afford that against Dez Bryant, and he showed a different approach in practice this week by going up to break up a deep pass for the Cowboys’ most athletic receiver.
“Instead of waiting for the ball to come down, when you’re facing him, you’ve got to go get the ball,” Church said. “I mean, that guy, he jumps over everybody to go get it. When we’re going against him, the coaches harp on it a lot: going to attack the ball when it’s up in the air like that.”
Church said it’s a result of the emphasis on turnovers in training camp.
“Past years, I kind of waited for the ball to come down to me or try to get it back down,” he said. “But this year, we’re kind of big on creating turnovers and getting to the ball first. … The receivers are taught to go up and get the ball at the highest point. So are we as defensive backs. So whoever gets to the ball usually wins.”
-- Carlos Mendez
High pointing the ball is one of the most basic parts of playing DB in the NFL, these jokers are just now figuring this out?Barry Church tests out new approach to going for the ball against Dez Bryant -- and wins
Barry Church knows what he was doing wrong in pass defense in past years. He was waiting for the ball to come down to make a play on it.
But he can’t afford that against Dez Bryant, and he showed a different approach in practice this week by going up to break up a deep pass for the Cowboys’ most athletic receiver.
“Instead of waiting for the ball to come down, when you’re facing him, you’ve got to go get the ball,” Church said. “I mean, that guy, he jumps over everybody to go get it. When we’re going against him, the coaches harp on it a lot: going to attack the ball when it’s up in the air like that.”
Church said it’s a result of the emphasis on turnovers in training camp.
“Past years, I kind of waited for the ball to come down to me or try to get it back down,” he said. “But this year, we’re kind of big on creating turnovers and getting to the ball first. … The receivers are taught to go up and get the ball at the highest point. So are we as defensive backs. So whoever gets to the ball usually wins.”
-- Carlos Mendez