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You might have to click on them. I don't know offhand what browser you're using. Navy runs the wing-T and so does Army. The Amarillo High School Golden Sandstorm does too, as does the Amarillo Tascosa Rebels. (Two of my local HS teams.) I really enjoyed playing in the split-T for the three...

It's almost like Jerruh tries to prove year after year that the Jimmy Johnsons and the Bill Belechicks of the world are wrong, and you CAN win the Lombardi with dumb players.

Correct. Rynie. And you're right, we don't hear nearly enough from him. Other than that though, we're all fake fans and dumbasses.

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We don't have any insights, we're all just a bunch of fake fans and dumbasses. And, please get an avatar.

It makes some logical sense to me, that help from Romo last season helped Dak tremendously. After all, this is a offense designed for Romo and he probably knows more about it than the entire Dallas offensive coaching staff combined. He probably knows more about opponent defensive coverages than...

I was right about Dez, I was right about Dez, I was right about Dez. Carry on.

It is the same thing. Here's a pretty basic wing-T set, mostly what we saw from Navy today except the split end was in tight more often: Definitely. The split-T differs from the wing-T because there's no wingbacks, there's 2 HBs lined up on either side of the FB. And it's called "split" T...

Navy practiced in full pads the last 2 weeks getting ready for this bowl game and it shows. Just thumping them. We ran the split-T in my school days. Just loved it, it was smash mouth and nothing but smash mouth.

For those who want to watch real football, there's Navy running the wing-T offense, vs. Virginia. Wing-T goes all the way back to the 40s. You won't see many passes. 21-7 Navy right before half, Navy with over 200 yards rushing already and ate most of the 1st half game clock.

Oh boy... Weeden = Dak because he had one game with a 105 vs. Dak's full season with a 105. Relax, and expect Dak to have his struggles like every other NFL QB has. He'll get it figured out, he has all the tools both mental and physical.

"It's a process."

I really have no idea, but after that session Jerruh no longer takes calls on radio shows.

He has a highlight reel full of those, from last year. 68 percent last year, 63 percent this year. And when did Weeden ever have a QB rating for the season of 105? Or even for a single game? It was proven here last year Dak wasn't a "dink and dunk" QB.

Mobile users just click the link, and the mp3 file will play on your phone: John in Plano PC and MAC users just click on the player play button below: http://dallascowboysuniverse.com/jonesrant1.mp3 And by the way Jerruh, when all you did was listen to Jimmy and sign checks - that is when you...

Did you like three super bowls? Huh? Did you like three super bowls?

What he needs to do is take the initiative and hire the best QB guru money can rent, and spend the whole offseason training with him.

Garrett's a mealy-mouthed, slack-jawed, wombat-faced twit, and it's easy to see why nobody is willing to run through a brick wall for him. By the same token these same characteristics are the exact reason Jerruh is "comfortable" with him.

Exactly the point, but what Scot doesn't grok is we really have no better talent than much of the rest of the league. Belechick merely is much better at evaluating talent and getting the best out of his roster. He doesn't get attached to his players and doesn't do social justice projects.

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