Week 6: Dallas Cowboys (4-1) @ Seattle Seahawks (3-1)

[elgreazy1]

Cowboys threads have been pretty tame and low-post counts this season. Happy they were able to stir up the Hatorade this week.

[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by elgreazy1

Cowboys threads have been pretty tame and low-post counts this season. Happy they were able to stir up the Hatorade this week.

Since twitter all threads have been tame and short for the most part.

I think the longest game thread this year was Broncos-Seahawks and that was all after that game because of the OT discussion and had nothing to do with the game itself.

[ANDROMADA 1]

Fantastic performance by the Cowmen. Punched Sea right in the mouth and then went to work on them. Murray finishes runs better than anybody in the NFL right now. Reminds me of the 90's teams.

Giants are next on the hit-list.

[raguel]

Quote: Originally Posted by wco81

I only saw bits of the game on Red Zone but how did Dallas contain Wilson in the pocket? They don't have a better pass rush than the Skins.

What I can tell you is that the OTs both got beat plenty of times, and there was occasional push up the middle. Getting Anthony Spencer back and moving Tyrone Crawford into the 3-tech spot has really worked out for Dallas. Crawford has a great bull rush and when he's in with Melton they are generating decent pressure inside. They didn't get any sacks but Wilson almost always had someone pressuring him. TBH the Seattle OL looked horrible. I have to wonder how they've won a single game, judging by their performance on Sunday.

[fugazi]

Meant to post something similar to ^that earlier...

Wilson never got sacked, but he had to break the pocket repeatedly. The DLine was consistently getting there with a 4-man rush. I don't recall seeing one blitz (though I'm sure there were a few?)

With that in mind, Wilson throws really well when mobile...but he had to do it too often and the Dallas DBs were all over the receivers, sometimes pushing the bounds of legality. Seattle got a taste of it's own medicine.