actually, factully after the 17-3 lead....there was 11 passes and 10 runs. so actually. factually you would be wrong....but I guess 12 passes for 64 yards in 1st quarter and 11 passes for 80 yards in second is a whopping big difference in total passes thrown. so I give you that. 1 is a huge number
oh and the interception was a tipped ball...but hey, lets fault that one to Dak just for good measures.
i know I know I know, facts are a darn thing that get in the way of a good story.
I know you are very disappointed in your super prediction that Dalton was going to take this team to a new level and you got embarassed..I know you were in love with Dalton and had his poster on the wall and everything....its ok. we all have made stupid predictions in the past....some more than others
Factually, I didn’t say AFTER the 17-3 run. What I stated was, after the Giants went up 17-3 when we were pass happy with Dak, Moore went to the RG to save this offense from flailing around on the back of Dak’s arm.
The very FIRST SERIES in the 2nd quarter, Zeke touched the ball 9 times and Pollard 1 time. Zeke ran it in for a TD. That drive took up 7 minutes to make it 17-10, then we got a fumble return for a TD.
Dak in that series threw a total of 3 times and ran 1. We got right back in the game, because of the running game and the defense then forcing a fumble return for a TD. Claiming Dak brought us back is completely bogus narrative. The fact the INT was a tipped ball doesn’t change the fact, Dak threw the ball and the big lead the Giants had was caused by the “Dak attack” passing attack and Moore had to go completely away from it, to you know “come back”.
You know maybe read correctly, before responding.
Further, to address the rest of your post, for a real explanation regarding the passing attempts, the ‘passing’ game you are trying to use to refute my point, came with 50 seconds to go in HURRY UP with the Giants playing soft in known passing situations. Whoppitty-do, that we finally netted something yard passing on soft defense with our WRs. Again proof of Dak only moving the ball “on the back of his arm” against soft defenses. Never a fan of soft, prevent defense, but that situation is about keeping the WR in front of you, to burn the clock. Facts are the Cowboys were also helped out by an unnecessary roughness call, otherwise the Giants defense would have done what it was suppose to in that time, which is at most, given up a FG. Even Wilson can throw TDs like he did to Dak, Which was again predicated off the threat of the run.
So no, you actually didn’t counter my point. And if you actually want to know further why, Moore again started off the third by calling Zeke and Pollard’s number three times, meaning the run game. That opened up 1 long pass to CeeDee Lamb, of 22 yards. Dak then throws an incomplete and Pollard runs for 11 yards again.
Then Dak takes off for 9 yards and busts his leg.
so to summarize, it went down exactly like I stated. The RG of Dallas is actually what won the game and this is as more than evidence when Andy came in and basically did the EXACT SAME THINK our 160 million dollar “legend” did.. Dalton handed the ball to Zeke who happened to run for a 12 yard TD.
You see what was happening is that our RG completely began to dominate the Giants defense. The very next series, when Dalton threw it twice, it was a 3 and out. You see even Dalton could do what Dak did that game. Which is why Dalton proceeded to tie the game with a FG, when once again, Moore called Zeke and Pollard’s number 6 times and Dalton’s 4, on the second to last series. And in the final series, guess what? The Cowboys even had LESS time to score than in the first half, closing drive. So Dalton went 3-4 on passing completions and got us the win.
Imagine that.. Dalton winning games with this offense like Dak, when we actually run the ball and Zach Martin was in the game doing the run blocking.
They're not worthy. 
