I don’t understand the panic. #dallascowboys

Brian Schottenheimer on the Week 1 loss to the Giants and the defensive issues. “You address it first and foremost, it was surprising we didn’t communicate well. First part is being decisive and loud. Second part, that's the the person that's giving it, and then the receiving is where we're off. You know, on a few things, calls are being made. They have to be louder. They have to be more decisive, but they have to be received. And to co-sign that, you see us. We signal all the time based on you know different things, so you can't hear what they're saying on the film. So there should be hand signals that show information being received, and you know we need to do better. And it wasn't good enough, but we emphasize that we talked about it, and they understand. I think sometimes guys try to do a little bit too much in those situations, especially if they don't hear what they're. The way the National Football League is right now is, you know, we're this way on offense. You know, you're trying to change the picture. You're trying to make things look different. You're trying to make people have to adjust on the run. Motion shifts, movements are at all-time high in this level. So, if you don't communicate when the numbers change and the picture changes, then you're going to put yourself at a disadvantage.”