The Cowboys Want to DEVELOP Players… So Why Cheap Out on Coaching? | Doin’ Alright

Episode 274: Bryan Broaddus and Voch Lombardi dig into Jerry Jones’ philosophy on coaching and why it appears to conflict with the Cowboys’ entire approach to roster building. Dallas has consistently emphasized drafting high ceiling players and developing them, but if coaching is the biggest part of that development process, how can the organization also downplay the value of investing in coaches? The guys discuss whether the Cowboys’ offensive talent is currently overcoming the scheme, the lack of development on defense, whether the staff overcorrected by prioritizing “teachers,” and why Will McClay may eventually need to consider running his own organization elsewhere.

The conversation also covers the Cowboys’ defensive rotation, Joey Porter Jr.’s importance to the secondary and why opposing offenses continue targeting DaRon Bland. Then Bryan and Voch turn their attention to Indianapolis, breaking down a Colts defense that has struggled against the run but features a talented group of cornerbacks. They explain where Dallas should attack on the ground, how the Cowboys can manipulate Indianapolis’ pressure looks with the snap count and why this should be another game where the offense commits to running the football instead of playing directly into the strength of the Colts defense.

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