The United wall cheated forward meaning they were closer to the ball than what they should've been.
JeRazor
joined 1 year ago
Written about the Cowboys:
"If you ask me who's the best team in the NFL, I'll say it's the Cowboys (in the first half) at AT&T Stadium. In fact, I briefly mulled ranking 33 teams and listing "Cowboys (in the first half) at AT&T Stadium" at No. 1, but neither my editors nor you deserve that. Including Sunday's shellacking of the Giants, Dallas has outscored opponents 107-22 in home first halves (after halftime, the team has been fine)."
Maybe the team is only fine after halftime because the playcalling becomes more conservative to not give opponents a chance by the Cowboys taking too many risks. And of course Dak Prescott has been benched multiple times at the start of the 4th quarter this season because they've been too much ahead. Not to mention that other starters have also been pulled during the 4th quarter for the same reason.
Only home game where Dak didn't get benched for at least 1 drive was against the Jets where they won 30-10.
He gets 1 step away from the ref drawn line when the ball is hit. But it looks like he gets a bit further away from the wall because of that step because the wall cheated forward.
The attacking players are less than 1 meter away from the wall but it was the wall that initiated that because they were cheating forward.