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We desperately need to make teams pay for blitzing us. We need a speed guy to hit underneath or on a fly route. I’m thinking Miles in the slot, Felix out of the backfield, Dez wherever, or KO. Witten is probably the only consistent thing we have now and sometimes he is not in route. Let me give a shout to your boy Anderson. Man he was wide open. I could see that being clutch about a half dozen to a dozen times this year. Sometimes teams and the way they play just make you look bad too. With Oakland there is no rhyme or reason.
Appreciate the film study thoughts, JB. On that sack of Kitna near the end zone, that was 90% on Kitna for not getting the ball out much quicker. Plus, even worse he actually pulled the ball down and looked as if he was going to scramble backwards into the endzone (big no-no). Free’s man got the sack with an assist from Kitna, IMO. A vet QB shouldn’t make that mistake.
Leon Williams is going to be very tough to cut. I was anxious to see how he would fare ever since Dallas picked him up. He put up a statistically great rookie season with CLE and then fell out of favor with the ManginI group. He was one of the reasons I didn’t think ILB was as big a draft need as some fans.
If only he had caught that INT (probably would have preserved the Dallas win), and for a team trying to emphasize turnovers that wasn’t good.
The guy who really impressed me in the game (aside from Buehler) was McCann. He seemed to be all over the field. I think he’s going to win the #4 CB spot, and Wall may be forced to sit on the PS or get picked up off waivers like Mickens last year. I’d rather see the team keep Teddy Williams and work with him for another year (hopefully he can sneak through waivers). Gordon is still a possibility, he needs to recover quickly and get back out there, because McCann is stealing his job.
Ogletree is really struggling. I think the next game will be VITAL for him…does he continue to struggle, or does he rebound and show he can overcome a little adversity?
No problem Tom. I gave the sack to Free (and didn’t place it on Kitna) because Free did get beat on the play. Not terribly, but certainly not good pass pro. Kitna should have stepped up if he didn’t get the ball out sooner, and Romo wouldn’t have gotten sacked there, but Free still deserves a lot of it.
I like your comparison of Wall to Mickens…similar players and I think similar outcomes. No way (IMO) he should make the team over McCann, Gordon, or even Teddy Williams at this point.
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