James Robertello 
Defensive Tackles Should Do More Than Just Plug Holes In 2016, I think it’s time this coaching staff begins to value the 1-technique. Nick Hayden, while a serviceable player, doesn’t really give you much. Yea he will plug the middle … Read more
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After weeks of fans dreaming of his number being called, Jason Garrett finally made the switch to Kellen Moore in the first half of Saturday night’s game. It was the first regular-season playing time in the former Boise State standout’s 4-year career. Watching him play there were moments … Read more
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Well, it’s truly amazing, 13 weeks in and a 4-8 record to show but somehow, some way the Cowboys are not done yet. After watching the film here are 5 thoughts I had about the Game. After really not blitzing all year, and when they did, they would … Read more
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With Morris Claiborne banged up, the release of Corey White yesterday came as a shock to me, and many fans alike. It seemed throughout the preseason and in limited opportunities during the regular season that White was capable of coming in and being productive from either the outside corner … Read more
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The NFL truly is the best reality show on television. Morris Claiborne was having his best season as a pro, and arguably one of the best seasons among Cowboy defenders. Just when everything’s going well for Morris, with him finally looking like he’s ready to turn the corner, … Read more
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I want to start off by saying this defense is night and day when Sean Lee is or isn’t on the field. The way this defense runs, schematically, places a huge amount of pressure on the linebackers to make a large amount of tackles and to be fast … Read more
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In a two-minute drive, like we saw to end the game on Sunday, a couple of things must happen. First and foremost, you must protect the quarterback. Secondly, the quarterback must make sound decisions with the football, not being too conservative, as you need to pick up chunks … Read more
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It’s tough to win a football game at any level when you turn the ball over 4 times. It certainly makes it tough when you throw 2 interceptions on the opponent’s side of the field, and when one is returned for a touchdown. With that said, I think … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys must go back to old time football… Winning in the trenches. As we saw Monday Night, the Eagles had success against the Giants offense, and I think it was because of the pressure they put on Eli Manning. Manning was sacked 4 times and hit … Read more
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The defense as a whole played well Sunday, but in the secondary, safeties are our Achilles heel. Barry Church and JJ Wilcox continue to miss tackles and take poor angles. Game after game, this safety tandem is giving up big plays in crucial times, because of poor tackling. Furthermore, … Read more
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