Wide receiver Dez Bryant only missed one game last year but everyone knows he was limited throughout the season because of a deep thigh bruise he suffered in the season opener.
Bryant has admitted as much and owner Jerry Jones understands as much.
Still, according to Jones that doesn't fully explain Bryant's penchant for disappearing late in games. Whether it was because of a lack of conditioning or lack of concentration, Jones said those are things Bryant and the Cowboys are working on this offseason because he needs to be a factor when it matters most late in games.
“Well, I know that he did deal with that throughout the year," Jones said of the thigh bruise. "I don’t know that it impacted some of the things that he needs to work on, and we need to work on as a coaching staff, to get him the ball and get him into plays. When he would lose concentration in the last part of the game, I don’t know if that was because of conditioning. I suspect it could’ve been. That’s not be critical, but I suspect that, rather the injury had anything to do with that or not, those are the things that we’re working on so he can be more impactful in the latter part of the game and we can do the kinds of things we need to do to get him the ball. Now, Miles Austin being out there is going to help that tremendously.”
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Posted by: oakley frogskins | June 03, 2012 at 02:56 AM
Actually sir, maybe you need to get over the fact that everyone is both entitled to and has a right to express his or her own opinion....
A good manager empowers his staff to do the respective jobs without stepping all over them.
This team needs one voice speaking on matters of coaching and that would be Jason Garrett. They often contradict each other publicly and create the impression that this ship is truly without a rudder.
Posted by: Gary J.Edgerton | June 02, 2012 at 12:29 PM
Jerry is the General Manager. He manages the team in all aspects. You guys need to get over it and get your head in the ball game.
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Posted by: new era pas cher | June 01, 2012 at 01:34 AM
Jerry is saying what I've been saying for the last two years. In not so many words Jerry had a coachspeak moment. He said one thing. But what he meant to say was Garrett has to do a better job of putting Dez in the best position to succeed and Romo has to get this guy the ball more. There's nothing wrong with Dez that Garrett AND Romo can't rectify. Get this guy the ball!! Even Jerry is saying this. And you guys and gals thought I was making all this up!...lol.
Posted by: Glenn Guillory | May 31, 2012 at 09:41 PM
" Jones said of the thigh bruise. "I don’t know that it impacted some of the things that he needs to work on, and we need to work on as a coaching staff..."
Jerry, you ARE NOT a part of the 'coaching staff'. Please stop commenting on coaching matters and let your Head Coach be the 'voice'. Your voice does not belong here.
Posted by: Gary J. Edgerton | May 31, 2012 at 11:57 AM
Jerry Jones is already making headcoaching decisions?
Posted by: Herman | May 31, 2012 at 11:12 AM