Scandrick blows out ACL/MCL, gone for year

[Omegasupreme]

Insider Buzz: Dallas Cowboys Shopping for CBs After Orlando Scandrick Injury | Bleacher Report

Who would be available? What team would truly have a surplus of CBs or what CB who is capable of starting and/or contributing impact play is just sitting around somewhere not being used? Deion?

 

[Midswat]

Archer said it's BS. Said he heard were going with what we have, but could look later if needed.

 

[Doomsday]

DAL to start Brandon Carr & Mo Claiborne at CB. Opposing QBs had 116.6 rating when targeting BC & 121.5 at MC in 2014.

This bodes well right? But then, I was told here you can't go by records, and what's already happened....

 

[bbgun]

losing a Sherman or Revis should be a season-killer, not Scandrick, but that tells you something about the overall talent in our secondary

 

[SixisBetter]

I talked A LOT of trash to packer fans after Jordy Nelson went down.

Just post a pic of a cheddar cheese wheel and they'll forget all about it.

 

[peplaw06]

Likely took his last snap with the team, right? We didn't pick up his 2016 option I believe.

We just extended him a few months ago.

 

[dbair1967]

Tough loss, solid player but he has never been a big playmaker.

If the pass rush is as improved as we hope, they can survice losing Scandrick

 

[bbgun]

always thought of him as a glorified nickel back. he only started because Claiborne sucked ass. he also gave up a huge, momentum changing reception just before the half last January and failed to stop Cobb on 3rd and 11, which allowed GB to put the game away.



shortcomings aside, you'd still want him starting ahead of Claiborne and an untested rookie, so that's what sucks most