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Interesting interview with Coach Snow, the part i liked was when he was asked what went wrong with the D in Dallas? 

 

He said, "They had 50 yards in the first half but when the came out in the second half they came out with different packages, jumbo packages that we haven't seen and that's on me. These are schemes we never seen before..", I think you can bet your bottom dollar if we see the Cowboys in the post season they won't be getting away with running against us, The refs tho...I don't know about that. Anyway I thought it was refreshing to see a coach acknowledge the problem and take responsibility. 

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On the bomb to Cooper the players screwed up the blitz. The players had busted coverages in the secondary, sometimes Dak saw it, and sometimes we got lucky and he didn't see it.

To make matters worse Dallas came out holding in the run game for their first TD drive which is why they looked so awesome running the ball on that drive.

Both the coaches and players need to share the blame and I think they're doing that well.

There were times when I wanted 4 LBs out there against Dallas, or damn do something to stop the rushing. We looked helpless at times when massive rushing lanes and our players could get off blocks. We need a better plan in place.

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1 hour ago, Harbingers said:

Well that’s literally what he said, he just made himself the forefront of that comment. 

He literally did not say that.

he literally said, “a lot of it is on me.”

And when I say “literally,” I actually literally mean it in the literal sense of the word.

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5 minutes ago, Khaki Lackey said:

He literally did not say that.

he literally said, “a lot of it is on me.”

And when I say “literally,” I actually literally mean it in the literal sense of the word.

And he did jack poo to execute any game plan worth stopping a moderately good offense for a good part of the first half and all of the second half. Execution is not exclusive to players. If he didn’t call the right plays, he didn’t execute properly. 

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9 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

And he did jack poo to execute any game plan worth stopping a moderately good offense for a good part of the first half and all of the second half. Execution is not exclusive to players. If he didn’t call the right plays, he didn’t execute properly. 

I’m not interested in your opinions. I just wanted you to know what the word “literal” meant in the off chance that you might stop making poo up then saying that others “literally” said it.

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