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Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins
I was wondering how much of that was because of Dallas defense plan. They seemed much more content to take away the pass and not be as aggressive in rush as Philly.
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The problem is the Eagles and Lions were getting immediate pressure off 4 man rushes. Their guy would just instantly beat our guy one on one and make a B line for the QB.
Yesterday, cowboys seemed to just rush 3 or 4 on predictable passing plays and for the most part created pressure.
First sack early, Trai just let him go right up the middle untouched.
Second sack, 3 man rush and Cosmi pushes his guy up field but Carson backpedals past where the pocket should be.
If teams can create pressure only bringing 4 ... we are cooked. You cant really quick throw against that as guys are dropping back into zones/bracketing outside/so many moving parts on D .. and you dont have time for a receiver to shake coverage and do the scramble/broken play drill.
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You cant do anything about it as a coach. Yes you can chip or double w a TE on the outside .. but you need your O lineman to be able to go hat on hat and hold for at least a few seconds.
Guys going untouched up the middle ... maybe keep your RB but still, coaches cant do much