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In the end, though, I expect the defensive end snap breakdown to go something like this (assuming the defensive ends play a total of 1,700 snaps):

Marcus Spears: 600

Kenyon Coleman: 400

Jason Hatcher: 400

Igor Olshansky: 300

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Rick

August 17, 2011 - 3:00 pm

The beat writers are thinking Olshansky will be cut. What’s the good in a worse version of Spears and Coleman that happens to be paid more than either of them? Lissemore and Geathers are also much cheaper than him, possess more upside, and fit better as sub-rushers behind the starters.

john coleman

August 17, 2011 - 8:03 pm

Two words fit- Surprised and disappointed.
I’m both surprised and disappointed if Olshansky even makes the team. I would trade him for any offer. If no offer is available, then I would cut him outright.

I view Olshansky as a progress stopper. Two years ago he was an unmoveable force. Last year he was atrocious and simply a nonfactor concerning production. After watching the Broncos game, It seems he is actually worse than last year. So make way for Lissemore and Geathers. Both have beast potential and Geathers is huge.

As far as DE signings- I believe Rob Ryan had told JJ, SJ, and JG that he thought we had sufficient talent. He probably asked for one or two of the three(Hatcher, Spears, and Bowen). I’m betting Spears was the guy he wanted the most. Let me say that losing Bowen is of no concern to me at all. Rob has been around long enough to know how the “Business” side works and understood the situation.

We did go out and get a productive player in Coleman, who is also a coach on the field. I think it was very wise to bring in both he and Elam. I am also pleased to see that we have not handed out any absurd money.

Bottomline- Coleman and Spears starting with a rotation of Hatcher, Lissemore and Geathers looks pretty good to me. Throw in Ratliff moving all over and Brent in the middle and I see no issues. I also see Spears, Lissemore and Geathers as being able to play some snaps at NT in this D.

August 17, 2011 - 9:00 pm

Even mentioning Igor as an option makes this an easy call.

Frankly, I wish Jerry would invoke a “Take your junk and give me a do over” clause when he hires a coach. The Cowboys gave Parcells a ton of money and Phillips a great opportunity.

Now, we should say to Tuna, you left the Cowboys with the likes of Bobby Carpenter…take him off our hands and give us someone we want from the Dolphins.

Same for Igor…he reminds me of Phillips…just blah. Phillips should have the Texans trade for him just out of sheer graciousness for the 09 draft, starting Alan Ball at FS and bringing in Igor.

Greg

August 17, 2011 - 9:05 pm

I think this might be the turning point for Hatcher. Rob Ryan has a fluid and speedy defense that puts lightning bolts in the best positions to strike. I remember when Parcells was asked about Hatcher and why this “unknown” was drafted so high, he said “He’s 290 lbs and runs a 4.6/40, what more can I say?” Hatcher is a fast and dexterous athlete so having him clog a side or act as a lane plugger is not making use of his talent. He needs to be in space, dislodged from the yoke of being a walking wall and throwing his mass into full acceleration. Remember when Parcells used to yell at Keyshawn “You are not a gazelle, you are a giraffe”; well I think Rob Ryan just found that Hatcher is not brontosaurus, he is a velociraptor.

Vince_Grey

August 17, 2011 - 9:33 pm

The way Olshansky played last year and is playing now, I simply can’t believe that the Cowboys would keep him on the roster. Why? For what reason? Are we to believe that Dallas can’t sign someone off the waiver wire AT LEAST as “good” as Igor, who’s likely younger, cheaper and with more upside? I don’t buy that for a second.

Now, I will say this much for JJ’s sake: Igor did play some darn good football in 2009, so it’s not like he was a complete bust like Carpenter.

Bobby Carpenter, who shall forever more be known in my book as “Big Tuna’s finesse linebacker”. Bwhahaha!

You have to laugh sometimes to keep from screaming obscenities.

August 17, 2011 - 11:18 pm

Not really fair to rag on Parcells and Phillips. Tuna made some blunders, but we still have Ware, Witten, Newman, Spears, Ratliff, James, Austin, Romo, and Kosier as starters from when he was head coach. That’s a lot for a guy that left in 2007. Phillips, yeah, the drafting was pretty bad, but a lot of that falls on Jerry.

Tyrone Jenkins

Igor is no longer any good.

He’s been put on the 2nd team and it seems like it a slow progression to him being cut. Give JG and JJ some time but I think they’ll do in time what seems obvious to all of us. In fact, they’ll do it w/ some class.

The front office and coaching is looking like it’s got an upward vector…

August 18, 2011 - 6:24 pm

It will be interesting to see what types of players Garrett will be known to develop/bring in.

Garrett seems to desire talent coupled with a hunger/love for the game. While I’m hopeful for a great Super Bowl season, I must say that watching Garrett mold this team is intriguing in itself. Who the Cowboys cut and pick up before and after week 1 will be very interesting.

August 18, 2011 - 9:24 pm

JJ – Jerry could help a lot by not being so buddy-buddy and needlessly over-generous with the players. That’s been a significant issue at times ever since Jimmy left. It’s tough for any HC to put the hammer down when many of these guys know they have JJ backing them if push came to shove.

Very few players are hard-working self-starter types like Irvin and Aikman were. Even Emmitt could be lazy (Off the field anyway). As a HC, you have to put the fear of God into most of these guys or they’ll slack off at every opportunity.

That’s true for most people in any work environment, much less a physically punishing game where 20-somethings are millionaires and have gorgeous women throwing themselves at them all the time.

Tough to focus on just football and getting better in that atmosphere.

Getting the RKG helps a lot, but knowing the HC won’t put up with any crap helps even more.