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Matt Eberflus seems to be finding a lot of success early on.
The Dallas Cowboys completed their second padded practice in Oxnard on Monday, beginning the transition into drills that resemble actual football. This is also the start of where the Cowboys can back up their talk about being a more physical, imposing team in the only area it matters - between the lines instead of in some of the skirmishes and dust ups that were a theme of the very first few practices for Brian Schottenheimer’s team.
The search for players that can bring physicality and juice to practices is wide open. Defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’ side, with his unit doing what they do best in a player-friendly scheme and flying around, finishing at the ball, and creating turnovers, is leading the way.
