Nick Sorensen

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Nick Sorensen is the special teams coach.

I think he's the guy that played for Virginia Tech.

Right, uh, Max? I think so.

Looking back at those, specifically the breakdowns that you were talking about, Derek, with the extra point kind of guys just slipping in and, you know, what the Texans did was on the right side of the line, they put six defenders all on the right side.

You can have as many as six on one side of the ball is the rule that Nick Sorensen was explaining to us after the Ravens game after that same play.

Just as a straight-up numbers game, the Cowboys only have four guys on that side.

That's not out of the ordinary.

They've got Guyton and Cooper Beebe now on that right side.

So it's Jones and Levert on the left, Guyton and Beebe on the right, and it still happened.

So – This is something that Nick Sorensen and Carlos Polk, the special teams coaches, are going to have to sit down and really figure out, like, why is this happening and how do we close this up? So if teams are going to load up one side on us, we're not getting taken advantage of.

And it seems like there's one guy that's blocking down, there's one guy that's pulling out real quick, and it's almost like they create the window and you have to really spend some time making sure they understand, like, they still have to be connected.

The Cowboys through the first four weeks are a top five points per drive offense in NFL history, if that tells you anything about how good they've been.

Now, how does this tie in with the special teams? Because for all the things that I like about Brian Schottenheimer, there's other things that just bug the hell out of me, and one of those is keeping the special teams coach Nick Sorensen.

He is terrible.

Turpin gave him a spark that they desperately needed.

They just can't put a game together.

Brandon Aubrey has been pretty good, but can you keep asking this guy to hit from 62 and 65 and do all of these things for you? Even outside of that, kickoff coverage, kickoffs in general up until this game haven't been good.

I don't know why Nick Sorensen is here.

Maybe I'll continue to talk about it every single week because it's something that I worried about all offseason long, and it seems like it's coming back to bite them in certain moments.

Javante is a beast when it gets in those situations.

That's why I said last, and I told Nick this game, every time they got the goal line, I said, I'm running it five times.

Every time.

And what I mean by that is, I don't care what happens.

Yeah, it's like,

what? Why? Why? Same thing.

Hey, yo, Nick Sorensen, I know we don't talk about you much because of the defense and all that, but player,

please.