The Cowboys May Have Found Their NEXT GREAT Starting Linebacker?! + Film Breakdown | Doin’ Alright
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Episode 250: The Cowboys went back to the film after a brutal loss to Baltimore, and the tape revealed BOTH reasons for concern and reasons to believe this team can turn it around.
Voch Lombardi and Bryan Broaddus break down the final defensive play that helped put Baltimore in position to win, questioning the Cowboys’ situational approach and what Christian Parker could have done differently with only seconds remaining. Then they show what Dallas SHOULD build on offensively, including the unbalanced look that created a touchdown and why the Cowboys may have found something they need to use a whole lot more.
The guys also dive into Jaishawn Barham going THREE-FOR-THREE against Derrick Henry at the goal line, Quinnen Williams dominating double teams, and why Barham has earned the opportunity to become Dallas’ starting MIKE linebacker.
Plus, could Elijah Clark be the answer to the Cowboys’ growing safety problem? How impressive was Tyler Guyton against Trey Hendrickson? And after another look at the tape, was Rashan Gary actually playing better than it appeared on Sunday?
Dallas is 1-2 and running out of room for mistakes. The film shows there ARE pieces to build around, but now the Cowboys have to turn those flashes into wins.
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