Nick Bosa suggests a strategy for the Cowboys to defeat the Eagles by containing quarterback Jalen Hurts within the pocket.
The upcoming game between the Cowboys and Eagles holds significant implications for the NFC East division title.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end, Nick Bosa, has shared a strategy or 'blueprint' for the Dallas Cowboys to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles in their upcoming game. The strategy revolves around containing Eagles' quarterback, Jalen Hurts, within the pocket and limiting his ability to run. Bosa suggests that the Cowboys should emulate the 49ers' strategy of keeping two defensive linemen back to contain the gaps and having a quarterback spy.
The upcoming game between the Cowboys and Eagles holds significant implications for the NFC East division title. A victory for the Eagles would solidify their hold on the division, while a win for the Cowboys would result in a tie at the top. Bosa, who will be rooting for the Cowboys, believes that a 49ers win coupled with an Eagles loss would give San Francisco the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
However, executing this strategy is easier said than done. Despite the 49ers' containment strategy, Hurts managed to throw for 298 yards and a touchdown in their game. The Eagles' struggles may also be attributed to their passing attack not being as dominant as the previous season. The Cowboys will need to study the game tape and adapt the strategy to their own strengths to secure a victory.
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Hurts still managed to throw for 298 yards and a touchdown against the 49ers.
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The article discusses how the Niners successfully contained Hurts by keeping two defensive linemen back to contain the gaps and having a quarterback spy.
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The game between the Cowboys and Eagles will have significant implications for the NFC East division title. If the Eagles win, they will have a strong hold on the division, while a Cowboys victory would create a tie at the top.
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The article also mentions that the Eagles' struggles may be due to their passing attack not being as dominant as last season. Bosa will be rooting for the Cowboys as a 49ers win coupled with an Eagles loss would give San Francisco the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
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