Why disguise and confusion is no problem for Cowboys Dak Prescott

The idea that you think that there's any sort of "truth" in fans' interpretation of Dak's facial expressions is hilariously stupid.

That's besides the point that it's irrelevant to the point of the thread.
The facial expression matches the on the field playoff performance. It is a summation of the evidence from which people draw logical conclusions, regarding the playoffs.
 
The facial expression matches the on the field playoff performance. It is a summation of the evidence from which people draw logical conclusions, regarding the playoffs.
Lmao doubling and tripling down like you're all body language experts and scientists.
 
Lmao doubling and tripling down like you're all body language experts and scientists.
different year, same results. It is always the same in that the same people make bold predictions at the beginning of the year, and come back with the same excuses that contradict what they said in the preseason. It's like you're acting like we haven't seen this same movie before.
 
Dak is gonna break out soon and yield some postseason success. It's just math. All top 5 QBs eventually break out at some point. Stafford did it, even if he was 36 and had to be traded to a much better organization for it to happen.

Dak will stay, and do it in a crappy organization. Cause he doesn't run when the going gets tough.
Nah, he folds.
 
Dak's got the mental side of QB'ing on lock. I have been seriously impressed with his decision making the past 2 seasons, in how well he balances risk with aggression. And he throws with anticipation, which is frankly something I never thought he would figure out. At this point, he operates the offense like a QB coach on the field.

Now it's just a question of how long his arm holds up. His legs are shot at this point - even if he has any juice to run, he won't b/c of the injury risk. His arm hasn't really declined, but it was never better than NFL average to begin with, so he doesn't have much to lose before he dips under the Chad Pennington line. So long as his arm stays above pop-gun level, he'll remain a top 10 QB just on smarts alone.
 
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I think this was a great interview today with Darren Woodson and I agree that Dak has what it takes to win a SB.

But that's just part of it obv, worse quarterbacks have won rings and great quarterbacks have failed.
As Woodson says, in the playoffs you face strong defenses and they're gonna get stops. But if your team can't stop their offense then your offense is sitting on the sideline aware of it and to me this is where Dallas has failed over and over.
I mentioned before there's only about 4 times Dallas has had a top 10 defense (Since Romo) and in those 4 times they were a playoff team. I think they only had a 1k yard runningback once before Murray during Romo's entire starting career.
If your defense is garbage and can't stop the other team then maybe putting all the burden to win on your qb (who is facing a legit defense) is unfair and unrealistic.
 
different year, same results. It is always the same in that the same people make bold predictions at the beginning of the year, and come back with the same excuses that contradict what they said in the preseason. It's like you're acting like we haven't seen this same movie before.
Cool. This has nothing to do with anything.

Blathering for the sake of blathering
 
Cool. This has nothing to do with anything.

Blathering for the sake of blathering
Has everything to do with it. Who is the original poster? What was posted the year before? And the year before that? Oh I forget, you are new around here. I mean it is the same old story, the same results, year after year. The definition of insanity, is it to believe the same thing each year, when nothing really changes, in this case?
 

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