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Oh Goldy

F.R.A.U.D.S.!

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Close game, just didn't fall their way.

I'd trade our record the last 5 years for theirs faster than rabbits ****.

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Oh Goldy

F.R.A.U.D.S.!

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Close game, just didn't fall their way.

I'd trade our record the last 5 years for theirs faster than rabbits ****.

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FRAUD

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105.3 is reporting that Quinn is the favorite to get the DC job. If so I am good with that, especially since it means we will go back to being a pure 4-3 team.

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Oh Goldy

F.R.A.U.D.S.!

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Close game, just didn't fall their way.

I'd trade our record the last 5 years for theirs faster than rabbits ****.

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FRAUD

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That's in your head.

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Oh Goldy

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Close game, just didn't fall their way.

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That's in your head.

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Oh Goldy

F.R.A.U.D.S.!

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getting beat by Cleveland WITHOUT OBj

Oh wow, I guess Philly made Pederson wentz and it hurts.

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Oh wow, I guess Philly made Pederson wentz and it hurts.

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Kevinwood?

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lololol ok

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Oh wow, I guess Philly made Pederson wentz and it hurts.

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lololol

It's Dan Quinn!

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It's Dan Quinn!

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Solid choice. Not my first but workable. Back to the- 4-3

You're Dan Quinn. Jerry comes to you and says, you've analyzed our talent on Defense, what direction do you think we should go Rd 1, then in Rd 2. What do you tell him?

• Cowboys hired ex-Falcons coach Dan Quinn as defensive coordinator.
  After 85 games as the Falcons' head coach, 50-year-old Quinn goes back to what got him the Atlanta job, and that's calling the shots on defense. He was previously the defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle and with the Florida Gators at the college ranks. In Dallas, Quinn will have full control of the defensive side under offensive-minded coach Mike McCarthy. The problem under Quinn in Atlanta, however, were his defenses and utter incompetency in closing out games. Quinn was still a sought after DC candidate following his ouster in Atlanta.
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  • Atlanta Falcons
  SOURCE: Tom Pelissero on Twitter
  Jan 11, 2021, 6:10 PM ET
  
  

The Mighty Quinn

Tonight's homework, watch Surtain and Barmore

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Tonight's homework, watch Surtain and Barmore

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Surtain is doing pretty good.

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Tonight's homework, watch Surtain and Barmore

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Surtain is doing pretty good.

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His speed is a concern which is why we may like Farley more.

Seems like I can remember Baylor wanting Najee Harris. He very good

insidethestar.com

Hunter Niswander has only served as the Dallas Cowboys punter for eight games, replacing Chris Jones midway through the 2020 season. His strong play was enough to not only become the favorite for the job next season but already has Niswander at the top of one of the Cowboys' all-time statistical records.

Niswander was signed to the practice squad in late October, with the team claiming at the time that they were just covering themselves in case Chris Jones were to miss time due to COVID-19. But less than two weeks later, Jones was placed on injured reserve for an ongoing injury issues and Niswander took over in Week 9 as Cowboys punter.

In his eight games "Hunter the Punter" averaged 47.2 yards on 26 punts. According to Pro Football Reference, this gives Niswander the highest career average for any punter in Cowboys history.

The previous high was 45.3 yards by Mat McBriar, the Cowboys longtime punter from 2003-2011 and a two-time Pro Bowler.

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insidethestar.com

Hunter Niswander has only served as the Dallas Cowboys punter for eight games, replacing Chris Jones midway through the 2020 season. His strong play was enough to not only become the favorite for the job next season but already has Niswander at the top of one of the Cowboys' all-time statistical records.

Niswander was signed to the practice squad in late October, with the team claiming at the time that they were just covering themselves in case Chris Jones were to miss time due to COVID-19. But less than two weeks later, Jones was placed on injured reserve for an ongoing injury issues and Niswander took over in Week 9 as Cowboys punter.

In his eight games "Hunter the Punter" averaged 47.2 yards on 26 punts. According to Pro Football Reference, this gives Niswander the highest career average for any punter in Cowboys history.

The previous high was 45.3 yards by Mat McBriar, the Cowboys longtime punter from 2003-2011 and a two-time Pro Bowler.

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Good job on the front office finding the guy and yet the fact they lest Chris Jones go this long is an inditement on them, similar to the Maher - Forebath situation last year.

In honor of the Mighty Quinn, a new mock

Good BtB.com article on the Mighty Quinn. Some quotes that caught my eye, and I like are:

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2021/1/12/22226278/dan-quinn-is-exactly-what-the-cowboys-need-kris-richard-mike-nolan-pete-carroll-seahawks

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For starters, he didn't value size in his defensive backs above all else. In 2016, the year Quinn's team went to the Super Bowl, three of his top four cornerbacks were under six feet, for example. Quinn's willingness to adapt is reminiscent of Robert Saleh, another former Seahawks assistant who adapted the Legion of Boom scheme in San Francisco

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One of Richard's biggest problems with the Cowboys was that his area of expertise - the secondary - did not marry well with Marinelli's area of expertise along the defensive line. Marinelli wanted undersized and athletic defensive linemen who shot the gap on every play, whereas the Seahawks defense sought to use bigger defensive linemen to plug holes more easily.

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PFF's One Player Each NFL Team Should Look For:

DALLAS COWBOYS: DI DALVIN TOMLINSON
The Dallas Cowboys' defense was a disaster this season, faring particularly poorly against the run. The unit allowed a monstrous 2.3 yards per carry before contact on average, which is a full half-yard worse than any other defense in the league.
Defending the run is, to some degree, just a conscious choice involving alignment and the number of players in the box, but that stat speaks to a lack of strength up the middle, where a player like Dalvin Tomlinson would immediately change the outcome. Tomlinson has PFF run-defense grades of at least 70.0 in every season of his career, and this season added a little pressure, with 28 combined sacks, hits and hurries.

If we (BU) needed a DB coach it would be nice to bring Maurice home.

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35 seconds in... check out the open field block via a light push on Jaylon Smith... Smith goes all rolly polly

Mike Fisher suggests we get on the phone with Earl Thomas. His aches and pains are rested a full year. He knows Dan Quinn and vice versa. Why not?

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Mike Fisher suggests we get on the phone with Earl Thomas. His aches and pains are rested a full year. He knows Dan Quinn and vice versa. Why not?

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I can't remember, but do you have a "The Athletic" membership? If so then look up the article they did on Earl Thomas and I can assure you want you do you will want no part of Earl. If anything I would rather bring in Richard Sherman and move him to safety.