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Wk16 Game Thread - Baltimore Ravens at Dallas Cowboys (1 Viewer)

Wish i could watch this game or at listen to it on the radio....but no luck....thanks nfl network i hate you.
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-nfl-2.html
This is a good feed. :thumbup:
It's reliable but the quality blows.
yeah. good enough for me
better than nothing for sure - just sayin. On full screen it looks like they're underwater.Anyway whoever this circus clown commentator is on NFL network, he is bad. I mean Theismann would be an upgrade kinda bad. At least Joey can pronounce words.

PS agree this is FAR from over. Only down 2 scores, whole quarter left (and DAL driving).

PS2 how do the Cowboys not factor Choice into their plans next year? That could be RBBC hell.
oh. i didn't even try it on full screen. figured it would look bad. the other link is good
 
These guys announcing the game or comical to listen to.

One play they're talking about how T. Choice is now the entire team.....which is absurd in it's own right but after the bobble, they mention how they're missing Marion Barber.

 
Mason is contunually underrated every year in the draft. I will continue to draft him in the 8th round (instead of the Bryant Johnson's of the world) until I get burned.

 
The Cowboys are doing well with the short passes now. But as an owner of Jason Witten in my league's Superbowl this week, I sure wouldn't mind seeing a few more passes to him....please??

As I've written before, it's going to be hard to put Tashard Choice on the bench next year after the last few weeks.
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JEFF PASQUINO: Much of how a running back gets used in the course of a game depends on their running styles. For the Giants, they like to employ a big bruising, punishing runner inside with Jacobs early, then start to transition to Derrick Ward, who is more slight but better in open spaces and is a better receiver, then close with the one-cut speedster in Ahmad Bradshaw. That's their gameplan when all three are healthy, and defenses struggle to prepare to all three different running styles.

Dallas' early success this year was when Marion Barber was their bigger, harder-hitting rusher and complimented by Felix Jones. There's a reason that Barber is called "The Barbarian" - few backs hit harder and he never shies away from contact. Felix Jones gave the Cowboys a different option out of the backfield, as the rookie has a much higher gear and does better in open space. Getting him the ball as either a receiver or even returning kicks was part of their weekly gameplan and gave defenses another dimension to worry about.

So that brings us to Tashard Choice. Choice is much closer to Barber's style than Felix Jones, so he makes for the best option to be the "Derrick Ward" type for Dallas. In fact he's so close to Barber that he would have been the drop-in replacement for Barber if he was to miss time even when Felix Jones was healthy, just like Ward would step in for Jacobs. So next season Choice's upside is a Derrick Ward role and to be the #2 option behind Barber should he miss time, but Felix Jones will get 5-10 touches on a weekly basis to keep defenses worried about his speed.
 
Questionable call to say the least. He had one foot down but the defender was in full pursuit. These guys don't play in slow motion like the replays. Huge call for that kind of a play.

 
It looks to me like Choice could be the choice as a starting RB for the Boys. He is quick, catches well, and while me may not shy away from contact, he doesn't seem to seek it out like Barber. Maybe his cap number and the chance to get something for Barber in a trade will inspire JJ to turn over the running game to Felix and Choice next season.

 
Still plenty of time for a Dallas drive and score and then a kick off, stop and Dallas score.

It would take a little lightening in a bottle but it would be fitting for the last game in Texas Stadium.

 
It looks to me like Choice could be the choice as a starting RB for the Boys. He is quick, catches well, and while me may not shy away from contact, he doesn't seem to seek it out like Barber. Maybe his cap number and the chance to get something for Barber in a trade will inspire JJ to turn over the running game to Felix and Choice next season.
Teams need >1 RB just to play a normal game. Most teams would love to run 30-35 times a game to control the game. That's a lot of work for one guy, so hence you see the "RBBC" theme. It actually works fine if the O-line is good and both backs are above average - just look at Carolina this year and Jacksonville last December.Three backs is a great luxury, especially if 1-2 of them are relatively cheap. RB3 backs up BOTH guys and is great depth. Just look at the Giants right now - Jacobs hurt? Fine, use Ward and Bradshaw. Ideally they want all 3 in the mix.Barber has shown that he's a Pro Bowl talent on 15-20 touches a game.
 

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