‘I’m really confused by these moves’ Former Dallas Cowboys Safety Man Barry Church Opens Up About Dallas’ Poor 2022 Offseason » FirstSportz
the Dallas Cowboys suffered a painful end to the 2021 season at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers in the wild card round of the playoffs. Dallas hasn’t had a major impact on the offseason since then, something Barry Church shared his thoughts on.
The Dallas Cowboys’ 2021 season was marked by a very productive offense supported by a money-hungry defense that ended up playing very well in the regular season. Dallas finished the season ranked #1 on offense for scoring and total yards gained. Much of that came from the impressive play of quarterback Dak Prescott and receiver Ceedee Lamb.
As the playoffs rolled around, however, a different picture was painted. The 49ers’ stifling defense held the Cowboys’ electric offense for most of the game. When the Cowboys finally woke up after some late-game errors from the Niners’ offense, there wasn’t enough time to turn the game around.
With that painful loss behind them, it seemed like the Dallas Cowboys would be targeting a free hand to bolster their roster and ensure they can be true contenders in 2022. However, that hasn’t really happened yet, and Barry Church has recently spoken out about it.
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Barry Church expresses concern about Dallas Cowboys’ off-season actions
Appears on a segment of ‘105.3 The Fan’Barry Church was quoted as saying “I’m not going to lie, I’m kind of confused. Some of the steps they take don’t really add up, at least for me. I know a lot of people say that Amari Cooper wasn’t really number 1, but I think he drew a lot of attention and left a lot of other guys open. So I don’t really understand the move with Amari Cooper.”
Church further added “Overall I’m confused. They have the “add on by distraction” but a lot of these guys that let them go weren’t distractions on the field, they didn’t bring the team down that much in any way so I’m really confused but hopefully they have a plan for those Season.”
The Dallas Cowboys certainly need a solid plan as they have many crucial elements to making a Super Bowl run. Fortunately, there is still time to put things into action, and they probably will. For now we can only wait and see how things develop in Dallas.
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