The Dallas Cowboys succumbed to their second-straight loss of the season at the hands of Cleveland Browns over the weekend. They were outplayed by a 38-49 scoreline on Sunday. Dak Prescott had one hell of a game on the offensive front but did not get any support from his defensive teammates.
Coach Mike McCarthy suffered his first defeat as an NFL Head Coach at the AT&T Stadium. However, he is not the only person agitated by the Cowboys’ sub-par defense of late.
ALSO READ- “Carson Wentz Silenced His Doubters”- Former NFL Player Lauds Eagles Quarterback
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
Marcus Spears bills Dallas Cowboys’ as soft
.@mspears96 is calling out the Dallas Cowboys defensive tackles.
"I don't think they want to play football! … If you got guys that are soft, and going to take a whoopin' for an entire game, you have no shot!" pic.twitter.com/xjpR7ywXMG
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) October 6, 2020
On the latest broadcast of ESPN’s Get Up, host Mike Greenberg was joined by Marcus Spears, Greg McElroy, and Jeff Saturday. Former Dallas Cowboys star, Marcus Spears, delivered a scathing analysis of the team’s defense in light of recent results.
“I got to identify two guys and I hate calling guys out like because…trust me it’s a team effort on them sucking and being bad on defense but Dontari Poe and Trysten Hill, these tackles, I don’t think they want to play football.
“Based on what I watched against the Cleveland Browns, they don’t want to play football…. We know that D-tackles are responsible for keeping linebackers clean.
“Where is DeMarcus Lawrence affecting games…. We’ve been screaming, ‘Get Earl Thomas, trade for Jamal Adams’. When you look at this defense…. Find me one guy, one guy on this damn defense that bothers anybody or changes the game plan.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
“If you don’t have it in the NFL and if you got guys that are soft and are going to take a whooping for an entire game, you have no shot,” Spears said on the show.
The Cowboys defense will need significant improvement in the coming weeks if they intend to improve their 1-3 record and make the Playoffs this year. They need a win against the New York Giants this weekend to build some momentum for the same.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
The Jerry Jones-owned franchise is slated to take on the Kyler Murray-led Arizona Cardinals in Week Six. Will we see Earl Thomas line up in a Dallas Cowboys uniform by then? Never say never, folks.
ALSO READ- Tampa Bay Coach Bruce Arians Compares Justin Herbert to Patrick Mahomes