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Kinda sounds like the Jimmy Johnson to RoH talk is heating up again.
Jimmy is a HoF coach in my opinion, but like many other deserving Cowboys I'm sure he will be ignored by the voters.
That said, there's absolutely NO QUESTION he should be in the RoH. I hope Johnny Walker GM does the right thing (finally)
Jimmy is a HoF coach in my opinion, but like many other deserving Cowboys I'm sure he will be ignored by the voters.
That said, there's absolutely NO QUESTION he should be in the RoH. I hope Johnny Walker GM does the right thing (finally)
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So had Tex Schramm, jackass. Tex had been recruiting Jimmy for at least three years before you had the slightest inkling you might buy the team. Hiring Jimmy was a total no-brainer, as was drafting Aikman #1 - that was already a done deal by the time of "Mia's Night."Obi-Drunk Jerry said:
Just to keep the record straight.
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Never knew Johnny Walker caused hallucinations.
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Ha. The players look like they're being held hostage.
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Counting on him or Chaz Green or anybody else who spends more time in the whirl pool than the field is foolish. I'd be surprised if he plays in 8 games this year.
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Switzer is working out with second team today. That's a good start.
In other bad news, TWilly is still on the team. What is interesting about this training camp is TWilly has been getting bubble screens, jet sweeps and high percentage passes. Other than his bubble screens looking very awkward (he dances around waiting for the pass to hit him in the sternum), it's a good strategy on the part of the coaches. Give him the stuff he can do and the other 95% of the responsibilities of a Coryell #2WR give to someone who can. Like Beasley.
Film Room: Dak Prescott’s incredible rookie season | Dallas Cowboys (NFL Breakdowns Ep. 79) - YouTube
Look at this: Beasley is not only always open but open for TDs. I'm sure the Dallas film staff are not overlooking these Beasley opportunities. A big step would be to feature Beasley from the slot, use Dez across the field, Butler long and TWilly for LOS 3rd down stuff. Switzer sprinkled between TWilly and Butlers reps.
In other bad news, TWilly is still on the team. What is interesting about this training camp is TWilly has been getting bubble screens, jet sweeps and high percentage passes. Other than his bubble screens looking very awkward (he dances around waiting for the pass to hit him in the sternum), it's a good strategy on the part of the coaches. Give him the stuff he can do and the other 95% of the responsibilities of a Coryell #2WR give to someone who can. Like Beasley.
Film Room: Dak Prescott’s incredible rookie season | Dallas Cowboys (NFL Breakdowns Ep. 79) - YouTube
Look at this: Beasley is not only always open but open for TDs. I'm sure the Dallas film staff are not overlooking these Beasley opportunities. A big step would be to feature Beasley from the slot, use Dez across the field, Butler long and TWilly for LOS 3rd down stuff. Switzer sprinkled between TWilly and Butlers reps.
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What would make this the most scary offense since "The Greatest Show on Turf" would be to take the above suggestions, combine them with more touches in the passing game for Zeke, and never, EVER take Zeke off the field. His superior pass blocking and his constant looming threat is what will open it all up for the rest of the receving corps.
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Run him into the ground. I agree, get every ounce you can out of him. Absolutely no reason he should come out of the game if he is healthy. They could eat teams alive with the screen. He's the team's best 3rd down option. He could easily have 3 or 4 of those screens like he had in Pittsburgh where he took it to the house.