Joe Soriano
O.J. LewisFlow: Dallas Cowboys Outlook
August 7th 2010 14:39
1. How good are the Cowboys? It's a question I pose to all that view this blog. Granted, their offense is incredible. But how good is their offensive line? That could be the undoing of an NFC championship caliber football team. Their defense has the playmakers, but they really need to be healthy and step up. If that doesn't happen, then the team is in Romo's hands more than any Dallas fan would want it to be. Sure he's great, but he will make mistakes if he has to do too much.
2. Many playoff mistakes in older quarterbacks can show the decline in a player. Just look at Jake Delhomme. The Panthers wrongfully believed in him even after his terrible performance against Arizona in 2009. There really were no quarterbacks that completely blew up last year. Actually, most veteran quarterbacks did great jobs. Favre and Warner were once again monstrous.
3. Speaking of monsters, Jay Cutler has a lot of boom or bust in him this year. He will either not fully get Mart'z system and die. Seriously, he doesn't even have receiving weapons around him. What were the Bears thinking? Cutler has to learn this long playbook and the Bears move away from their running game that makes them good.
Forte and Taylor are a much better combo than the Devins and Knox! Neither of those three receivers can do much. I would only bank anything on Johnny Knox. It made no sense to hire him. It could work, but it is way to risky. This team needs to sign a receiver. It also doesn't help that Martz's system doesn't promote pass catching tight ends. TE Greg Olsen is their best receiver.
2. Many playoff mistakes in older quarterbacks can show the decline in a player. Just look at Jake Delhomme. The Panthers wrongfully believed in him even after his terrible performance against Arizona in 2009. There really were no quarterbacks that completely blew up last year. Actually, most veteran quarterbacks did great jobs. Favre and Warner were once again monstrous.
3. Speaking of monsters, Jay Cutler has a lot of boom or bust in him this year. He will either not fully get Mart'z system and die. Seriously, he doesn't even have receiving weapons around him. What were the Bears thinking? Cutler has to learn this long playbook and the Bears move away from their running game that makes them good.
Forte and Taylor are a much better combo than the Devins and Knox! Neither of those three receivers can do much. I would only bank anything on Johnny Knox. It made no sense to hire him. It could work, but it is way to risky. This team needs to sign a receiver. It also doesn't help that Martz's system doesn't promote pass catching tight ends. TE Greg Olsen is their best receiver.
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