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Watch for ‘shark’ attack in Cowboys-Packers game; the massive key to Dallas’ pass rush

January 11, 2017 by Babe Laufenberg

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Dallas Cowboys outside linebacker Sean Lee (50) pushes Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers out of bounds during the second half of Dallas’ 30-16 win Sunday, October 16, 2016 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. (G.J. McCarthy/The Dallas Morning News)

Babe Laufenberg, Dallas Cowboys radio color analyst and former NFL quarterback, answered questions about the team in a live chat Tuesday. Here are some of the highlights:

Q: How important will generating a pass rush be in slowing down Rodgers?

Laufenberg: Huge. Always want a pass rush, but there is no one who sits in the pocket looking for the big throw better, or longer, than Aaron Rodgers. We saw vs. the Giants in the playoff game that when they did not get him moving, it was over. He runs as a last resort. The Cowboys pressured him in the first game by using a “spy,” or as they refer to it, a “shark.” That was usually with Sean Lee or Justin Durant. That player basically moves parallel to the line of scrimmage, and just mirrors moving right or left with Rodgers. When Rodgers steps up, then the “shark” goes and attacks him. It was very effective in the first game. Count on it in this game. Essentially turns a three-man rush into a delayed four-man rush, four-man rush into five.

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Babe’s One Minute Drill with Brad Sham

January 11, 2017 by Babe Laufenberg

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Why the Cowboys won’t look so rusty vs. the Packers

January 10, 2017 by Babe Laufenberg

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Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten (82) stretches during team practice at The Star in Frisco, Texas Thursday January 5, 2017. The Cowboys are preparing for the divisional round of the National Football League playoffs after finishing the season 13-3. (Andy Jacobsohn/The Dallas Morning News)

Babe Laufenberg, Dallas Cowboys radio color analyst and former NFL quarterback, answered questions about the team in a live chat Tuesday. Here are some of the highlights:

Q: Why will the Cowboys not be rusty for the game Sunday?

Laufenberg: From what I was told, [they] had a really great week of practice last week, however brief. They ran Cowboys vs. Cowboys, and that can be beneficial. When you run scout team, it is all off cards that a coach holds up. You are running another team’s offense or defense and the tempo is never as fast as you would like it. Don’t really get the opportunity to work against yourself, 1’s vs. 1’s, after training camp ends.

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