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Glad everyone jumped on this and did some work.

I don't know know about "do or die with the receivers". Dez led the team in catches, but Witten was 2nd and Murray was 3rd. Williams and Beasley had the same number of receptions. Escobar only had 9 catches but 4 were TDS. I do think there some things they could do from some formations with...

Most 2nd downs that I recall they ran the ball a lot unless they failed to gain much on first down and when they went shotgun on 2nd down, almost all those plays had a RB in the backfield with Romo I don't know what the final numbers ended up being, but Jaworski charted 60 plays out of it in...

we were 5th in the league in scoring...we were barely more than a pt per game behind the team that led the league in scoring, we punted the 2nd fewest times in the league is that not success?

I do think they could do more with him. He adds an element now down the middle that we don't have. he doesn't have blazing speed but he is a long strider that seems to easily get separation, and he has tremendous hands and long arms. I really hope we utilize him more next year. That said...

he didn't show much burst the first 4 or 5 games for sure...seemed like the last two or three games or so of regular season and the two postseason games he was getting a little more explosion...and he has long arms and big hands and those are big plusses for pass rushers I think he needs more...

Yes, most teams in the NFL score tds on like 2/3 of their possessions don't they? Dude, just stop

they'd have done more this past week...but...blocked FG...fumble by Murray when it appeared he might go all the way and Dez play How much more could they reasonably do? We had one of the highest scoring teams in football...we had a team which possessed the ball longer every week more than all...

I don't know what % constitutes overuse of it. I don't see us using it any more or less than other teams...but the numbers out of that formation this year are pretty overwhelming

It was 3 out of 8 for the game dude. Again. Blocked FG, bad fumble by Murray and pretty lame overturn of Dez amazing catch. Two punts, entire game.

and they would have scored more points if not for blocked FG, Murray's fumble and play that doesn't need to be discussed anymore we punted twice the entire game...I give Peppers a lot of credit for stopping the first drive (Murray was wide open for an easy conversion when Peppers hit Romo) and...

Other than the 3 and out on the first series, when did GB stop us? Rest of the game: 08:30 1 07:25 DAL 38 12 62 Touchdown 11:12 2 02:53 DAL 36 5 64 Touchdown 05:37 2 05:08 DAL 19 12 49 Missed FG 12:19 3 01:15 DAL 20 2 22 Fumble 07:46 3 03:34 DAL 20 6 80 Touchdown 01:41 3 03:12 DAL 25 5 15...

which apparently doesn't happen often, because his QB rating had to be somewhere around 130 or so in that formation...after the Philly game (win) Jaworski said the numbers were 45 completions in 60 drop backs with 6 or 7 tds and only 1 pick...Romo only threw one pick the rest of the yr (Wash...

Probably half those sacks came on plays where Romo held the ball too long...some of them he wasn't even in the shotgun, let alone the empty backfield. The Philly game was in week 13...We ate the Colts alive and blew out Washington...what adjustments are you talking about? Two of the biggest...

Do I need to run down the coaches who don't have much of anything to do with the offense or defense? Two off the top of my head are John Harbaugh and Mike Tomlin. Pretty highly regarded guys and neither really has any impact on either side of the ball (at least by your reasoning). Harbaugh was...

Defense spent a lot of resources to "take Dez away whenever they want"...2 guys, sometimes 3 guys And what normally happened is we ran the ball with tremendous success or found other guys wide open somewhere

I think you are reaching badly

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we went 12-4 that yr.....

Marinelli got the standard 3yr asst coach deal: