Taylen Green's Questions and Answers for OSU's Defense After Razorbacks' 70-0 Win

What Happened?

The Arkansas Razorbacks absolutely demolished the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a resounding 70-0 victory. It was a dominant performance by the Razorbacks, who held the Cowboys to just 155 yards of total offense. Cowboys quarterback Taylen Green was sacked five times and threw two interceptions.

What Went Wrong?

There were a number of things that went wrong for the Cowboys defense in this game. First, they were unable to generate any pressure on Green. The Razorbacks' offensive line did a great job of protecting their quarterback, and Green was able to sit back in the pocket and pick apart the Cowboys' secondary.

Second, the Cowboys' secondary was repeatedly beaten by the Razorbacks' receivers. Arkansas quarterback KJ Jefferson threw for 223 yards and three touchdowns, and his receivers consistently got open against the Cowboys' defenders.

Finally, the Cowboys' defense was unable to stop the Razorbacks' running game. Arkansas running back Raheim Sanders rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns, and the Razorbacks averaged 5.5 yards per carry.

What Needs to Change?

There are a number of things that the Cowboys' defense needs to change in order to improve. First, they need to find a way to generate more pressure on the quarterback. This could be done by blitzing more often or by getting more sacks from their defensive line.

Second, the Cowboys' secondary needs to improve their coverage. They need to be able to stay with the receivers and make it difficult for them to get open. This could be done by playing more man-to-man coverage or by disguising their coverages more effectively.

Finally, the Cowboys' defense needs to improve their tackling. They missed too many tackles in this game, which allowed the Razorbacks to gain extra yards and keep drives alive.

Conclusion

The Cowboys' defense had a rough outing against the Razorbacks. There were a number of things that went wrong, and they need to make some changes in order to improve. If they can do that, they have the potential to be a very good defense.