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Originally posted by: chumdawg
One thing is for sure: the last time Parcells and Bledsoe were together, the balls were flying around. If the Cowboys do make a move for a Coles or a Moss or a top WR in the draft, then clearly they will be designing the most potent passing attack since the Show on Turf. Keyshawn to go across the middle, [insert guy here] to go deep, Glenn to go everywhere, Morgan/Copper/Crayton to show up occasionally in some crazy sets. This, of course, not to mention the Pro Bowler at TE. And Jules Jones out of the backfield. And Richie Anderson, if he stays around.
Get Bledsoe one more guy to throw to, get him some beef up front to keep the bad guys away, and spray the footballs around!
Surely Parcells is recognizing the requirements in today's pass-interference league, and he is adjusting his personnel accordingly.
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...its a nice thought, really. But chum, what positives did we take away from last year?
1. Julius can and should carry the ball 25+ times per game.
2. Whitten should be incorporated as much as possible.
3. The O-Line is young and improving.
The Cowboys should focus on the run game, the underneath stuff, and the occasional deep ball.
Certainly the Patriots have proven that being versitile is one key to success. And no coubt the cowboys would be smart to expand the offensive scheme. But a 33-year-old Drew Bledsoe cannot come in and orchestrate a pass-happy attack, no matter how good his supporting cast may be.