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September 20, 2011 - 4:22 pm

JB, I’m a little confused with the numbers…no surprise I guess.

but I don’t understand how declining the penalty and keeping the points over taking a 1st down is “a toss up” but going for the FG in the first place is a big mistake.

wouldn’t that give even more weight to taking the first down? especially since your above average kicker should be able to make a 30+ yard FG if you don’t move the ball at all.

September 20, 2011 - 6:42 pm

Enjoyed the overview.

I am constantly analyzing my preseason thoughts against what I see in the games. Based on that, here’s what I know to still be true (at least to me):

Ball is awful and Mario Butler would be better as would Josh Thomas…still don’t understand what they see in him. They had to go to a zone where Ball played underneath due to his deficiencies.

I’m happy for Holley but I’m still on record for wishing we had a more established WR to take pressure off Romo. If Dez or Austin are out, there is not a real capable number 2 in my opinion and that only puts more pressure on the 1 WR, Witten and Romo.

Bradie James cannot cover anyone.

I did not think, nor still think, that Felix is an every down back. His explosiveness seems to be subdued when he hits the hole between the tackles play after play. He should definitely get the majority but he’s not Emmitt.

Never thought Campo would stay as DB coach but I don’t see Campo here next year (I think Maxie is the real DB coach). Would like to see improvement and development from the DBs outside of just their “talent.”

This is a better coached team with Garrett than Wade.

Now, I’m surprised by a few things:

I thought Butler would play more but it appears he is a big liability on runs and it’s limiting him.

I thought Free and Kosier would play better. Kosier was abused a few times as well and to me, our best lineman is the youngest one.

Our running game is atrocious and I wish I knew why.

Sean Lee is even better than I thought he would be so far.

Either Abe Elam is doing a stellar job or is just quiet but don’t hear much about him. I do know that someone shut down Vernon Davis.

Lack of OTAs may be the reason but, man, just seems like so many are hurt.

John Phillips is real steady.

Bennett is a non factor in the passing game.

trent

September 21, 2011 - 10:26 am

cornerbacks? we don’t need no stinking cornerbacks.

the cowboys just cut JB’s pet cat, Bryan McCann; WTFF.

i hope this means that TerNew is perfectly healed and performing like a probowler again.

Tyrone Jenkins

September 22, 2011 - 7:54 am

Couple of points:

It took an injury to Romo to get him to focus – I think realizing that he couldn’t rely on improvisation as much and that he needed to find the open receiver on his initial reads led him to do so. Great to see. Also, don’t be misled by a 100.0 QB rating in the 4th qtr – it is essentially and accuracy and TD vs. INT rating; it doesn’t include fumbles or “missed” audible/kill calls when a the pass is cancelled in favor of a run that gains 3-4 yards on 3rd and 7 and results in a punt (I have no data to backup how often that actually has happened but it’s counter-intuitive to think a guy w/ 100.0 QB rating in the 4th qtr be known for a someone who lacks elite decision making and execution when it matters most). Where there’s smoke, there’s fire and there is a REASON why Romo is known to choke one or two away every so often. I’m not saying he’s horrible or is ever the sole reason for the team losing a game, but he is not on par w/ those who HAVE proven to execute down the stretch.

I read on another site that Beuhler was told to squib the kick that he did and he was 5/6 on touchbacks. Not sure if those #s are correct but I’m sure he knows his SOLE role and that he’s on the chopping block.

September 22, 2011 - 12:20 pm

Also, I completely disagree w/ putting Austin in the backfield (much like Percy Harvin). Two reasons: being a RB is a mentality, one developed over years for some. It’s not something a guy just “does” or can be trained to do in a shortend pre-season. Austin, from what I can tell, has NEVER been a RB (not college or even HS) and although he has speed and moves, doesn’t have the everything needed to be a running back. And, the play called was an off-tackle run – not a SWEEP.

More importantly, however, is that Austin’s use at that specific time and in that specific fashion was less than stellar. We criticize Romo for not “knowing the situation” and taking unnecessary risks/chances but not JG? Austin on a 27 power on 3rd down to set up a 40+ field goal to tie the game when the kicker had missed from less yardage? We’re lucky he just hurt his leg and the fumble was recovered by us….

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