If you think Dak played well

Your question indicates that you are indeed likely NOT an idiot.

So, two things…first, I asked “Is 91 yards of rushing in an NFL football game in 2025 considered average, above average, excellent, or below average? How would 376 yards of passing be in that same game?”

I asked that because of someone’s assertion that Dak played terribly while our running game was average. Since my own assessment was the opposite, I thought I’d ask ChatGPT.

Second, I do not think ChatGPT is infallible, but I think it is beyond comprehension for some anonymous poster on here to suggest not only that that the collective wisdom (including statistics of every NFL game ever played) is wrong, but that his or her own quite-possibly-pimple-faced-14-year-old opinion is superior to ChatGPT.

I think that is an incredible thing, actually, especially when one’s argument that the collective wisdom of all mankind on the subject is invalid because “facts > feelings”. It’s perhaps the most illogical thing I’ve heard in some time.

I can’t be the only one who finds that exceptionally ignorant, but maybe I am.
"I can’t be the only one who finds that exceptionally ignorant, but maybe I am." - LOL LOL LOL

So close...and yet...so far!!!
 
Dak, after 10 years has still not learned how to throw the ball away effectively!
I think most of the times he would have thrown it away yesterday would have ended in an intentional grounding penalty. He was rarely out of the box.
 
I think most of the times he would have thrown it away yesterday would have ended in an intentional grounding penalty. He was rarely out of the box.
The backwards pass to Ferguson.....Held onto the ball a couple times for bad sacks. Oline was terrible but get rid of the ball. Late second half where he was running left chased by Hutchison and fell down -just throw the ball away. I truly think sometimes he does not want to hurt his completion percentage!
 
A lot of screens and check downs.

Thats confusing because just this year, I've seen Dak complete deep passes. He also completed deep passes throughout his career. So how does a weak armed quarterback do these things?

What you're saying doesn't line up with reality my friend. Can you explain why it doesn't line up with reality please?
 
Im seeing a lot of fans “relieved” that the defense should shoulder the blame for this loss as opposed to lumping Dak in there as well.

He played a bad game. The lazy will look at the stat sheet and see he threw for over 300 yards and the ints were the fault of the receivers.

He was inaccurate on several deep passes (got CD concussed).

Threw that horrific backwards pass instead of throwing it away

Led 0 Td drives in the first half against a team missing most of their secondary.
DAK played ok, he missed on a couple, but if you want to place blame he wouldn’t be my first look! You have way too many to see before Dak! I’ll name a few!

BLAND
FERGUSON
BELL
BOTH GARBAGE TACKLES
That list is just the beginning Murray is a Bum too!
 
Tell us you have no idea how football works without telling us you have NO idea how football works.

Let me help you. A QB usually throws the ball, and a WR usually CATCHES the ball. If a QB places a ball perfectly where the WR is likely to catch it, that is generally the expectation.

There are players on an opposing team called CORNERBACKS whose job is to prevent the completion of a pass. Occasionally, they engage in an act called a “pass break-up” (or a “PBU”). Sometimes, they will intercept the pass themselves, or cause what is known as a DEFLECTION in which their teammate might intercept the pass.

This is what occurred last night.

There are other aspects to football, but this should be helpful.
The level of condescension and hubris...and yet...you bend the knee to AI.

BWAH!!!

HEY MAN...if a guy is making tight-window throws and some of those are deflected...the blame is on the QB too. Just like the completions are the QB even when a receiver makes an acrobatic catch. Bias is a sign of a compromised...opinion. :) :) :)
 
The average points allowed in the NFL is 23pts. The Cowboys exceeded that amount in 10 of the 13 games played (and missed by 3pts and 6pts in the 2 of the remaining 3). Keep in mind, the offense is 2nd in the NFL in pts scored. this offense has played well enough to have at least 9-10 wins up to this point of the season and projected 11-13 by the end of the season.
No, no, NO! We haven’t won a Super Bowl and can’t get a date to the prom and it’s ALL DAK’s FAULT!!! :lmao2::lmao:
 
QBR of 52 agrees with. An average performance.
ESPN QBR Scale

90–100: Elite / near-perfect

70–89: Very good

55–69: Above average

50: Exactly league average baseline

Below 50: Bad

Below 40: Disastrous

Below 20: “Turn off the TV, it’s over.”

So what is 52.2?

Barely above the “bad” threshold
Worse than mid-tier QBs put up weekly
Certainly NOT MVP, elite, clutch, top-tier, franchise-carrying, or any of the nonsense Dak lovers claim

A QBR of 52.2 basically means:

“Your QB was slightly better than awful… but still not good.”

It’s the stat version of:

“Congrats, you didn’t absolutely implode — but you didn’t help much either."

facts>feelings
 
The backwards pass to Ferguson.....Held onto the ball a couple times for bad sacks. Oline was terrible but get rid of the ball. Late second half where he was running left chased by Hutchison and fell down -just throw the ball away. I truly think sometimes he does not want to hurt his completion percentage!
I’ve wondered the same, but another way of thinking is that he is trying to win a game that clearly requires some big plays. Behind by 14 late, I’d rather he chuck the ball downfield and risk a pick than just throw it away and lose the down entirely.
 
ESPN QBR Scale

90–100: Elite / near-perfect

70–89: Very good

55–69: Above average

50: Exactly league average baseline

Below 50: Bad

Below 40: Disastrous

Below 20: “Turn off the TV, it’s over.”

So what is 52.2?

Barely above the “bad” threshold
Worse than mid-tier QBs put up weekly
Certainly NOT MVP, elite, clutch, top-tier, franchise-carrying, or any of the nonsense Dak lovers claim

A QBR of 52.2 basically means:

“Your QB was slightly better than awful… but still not good.”

It’s the stat version of:

“Congrats, you didn’t absolutely implode — but you didn’t help much either."

facts>feelings
No, but you're not counting the fact that Dak does not have enough weapons. And he's not paid a fair, living wage.
 

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