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Saying the Cowboys “never had a defensive identity” feels lazy. The identity showed up in spurts — pressure, disruption, aggression — but injuries and inconsistency killed it. That’s not an identity problem. That’s an execution and coaching consistency problem. x.com/jonmachota/s...

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Jon Machota on X: "Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones on @1053thefan: “We got to get an identity on the defensive side of the football. I don’t think we ever established what we were as a defense. We really weren’t a team that created turnovers. We didn’t get the ball. We gave up a lot of explosive (plays)." / X Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones on @1053thefan: “We got to get an identity on the defensive side of the football. I don’t think we ever established what we were as a defense. We really weren’t a team that created turnovers. We didn’t get the ball. We gave up a lot of explosive (plays). https://x.com/jonmachota/status/2007230643718050147?s=46&t=0kTZT1i11Ug79qBd-mO_aA