A familiar pattern has developed over the last seven years with Dak

A mentally flawed gambling addict who bets on whether his team wins or loses. Might as welll throw a 6 at it.
Not that I want him, but his footage from Cincinnati make him look exponentially better than Joe Milton could ever fantasize about becoming. Sports gambling is so rampant now for so many including underage people. I would say that at least 30-40 percent of the young men (under 30) that I work with struggle with compulsive gambling. Some of them bet good amounts of money with next to zero understanding of the sport they are gambling on. Hope Brendan gets help and gets it cleaned up.
 
Not that I want him, but his footage from Cincinnati make him look exponentially better than Joe Milton could ever fantasize about becoming. Sports gambling is so rampant now for so many including underage people. I would say that at least 30-40 percent of the young men (under 30) that I work with struggle with compulsive gambling. Some of them bet good amounts of money with next to zero understanding of the sport they are gambling on. Hope Brendan gets help and gets it cleaned up.
I honestly don’t mind the gambling. Gambling on his own team screams stupidity though. You will get caught.
 

You usually put up great debating posts, but for some reason you keep trying to make a team record into an individual record.

2-5 is the Dallas Cowboys football team's playoff record, not just one player's. Once again, this isn't boxing or golf.
 
You usually put up great debating posts, but for some reason you keep trying to make a team record into an individual record.

2-5 is the Dallas Cowboys football team's playoff record, not just one player's. Once again, this isn't boxing or golf.
"Hey ChatGPT, what's Dak's playoff record?"

Answer: 2-5

Funny...AI seems to understand that it's his record. AI just gathers all info from the internet and then makes "decisions" based on the balance of probabilities.

Survey Says?!? You have the problem, not me.
 
"Hey ChatGPT, what's Dak's playoff record?"

Answer: 2-5

Funny...AI seems to understand that it's his record. AI just gathers all info from the internet and then makes "decisions" based on the balance of probabilities.

Survey Says?!? You have the problem, not me.

How ironic!!! When I looked up the Dallas Cowboys football team playoff record in recent years, it said the same thing, 2-5. Truly amazing!

Survey says?!? Men lie, women lie, numbers don't and the rest conveniently leave out context.

Oh yeah!!! I remember you conveniently dodged a few particular questions I asked you regarding quarterback records "head to head". Do you remember?

I mentioned that Jimmy Garoppolo was 4-0 vs Aaron Rodgers "head to head" According to your narrative Jimmy Garoppolo is obviously a much better quarterback than Rodgers, correct? Rodgers has been reported as a better quarterback than Jimmy G, so how can Rodgers fail to beat a lesser quarterback?

Are you gonna conveniently and mysteriously dodge these questions too?
 
Well, and I mean, they DID get lucky with Dak and Romo.....but let's not talk about the disasterclass between Aikman and Romo.
There was no "getting lucky" to acquire two choke artist QBs back to back. Both of them are main contributors to the 30+ year drought. That is very unlucky.

I'd rather kept going with bad QBs because they at least don't hold your team hostage for a decade plus so I could keep drafting first round QBs until I hit on the right one.
 
You usually put up great debating posts, but for some reason you keep trying to make a team record into an individual record.

2-5 is the Dallas Cowboys football team's playoff record, not just one player's. Once again, this isn't boxing or golf.
Once again, as the largest slice of the salary cap pie, Dak is the most responsible player for the bad playoff record. He also directly choked the 49ers game away and was the worst player on the field for the first half of the GB playoff game.
 
There was no "getting lucky" to acquire two choke artist QBs back to back. Both of them are main contributors to the 30+ year drought. That is very unlucky.

I'd rather kept going with bad QBs because they at least don't hold your team hostage for a decade plus so I could keep drafting first round QBs until I hit on the right one.

I don't know. I enjoyed Romo and I enjoy Dak. I think they're both fantastic QBs. I think Jerry didn't do them favours with his management of the team. Plus, I live in Cleveland. I know how bad QBs can get
 
wow that is concerning!!
If he goes out, they will probably go with milton for 2-3 games, and by the time they go to howell it will be too late.
So here is an idea just start howell for 4 games then milton for 3, then dak for 3 then back to howell for 3 and so forth. If they make playoffs dak wont be beat up and maybe still playing.
I think they could win the early games without dak.
But they will play him every game and in a runaway game against lowly arizona they are ahead 28-10 he will get hurt.
I would not play him against lowly teams. Use howell or milton,
shouldn't have to do all of that, one of them should be capable enough to be a backup qb for a few games
 
Once again, as the largest slice of the salary cap pie, Dak is the most responsible player for the bad playoff record. He also directly choked the 49ers game away and was the worst player on the field for the first half of the GB playoff game.

Ok cool, I respect your opinion. So you're saying Dak is responsible for the defense making stops, the running backs and receivers effectively making catches and running through holes without fumbling, the offensive line opening up holes for the running backs and not committing holding calls, and special teams for making tackles and making field goals, coaches preparing players with sound game plans?

What other quarterback in NFL history was responsible for the gameplay and efforts of 52 other men and the responsibilities of the coaching staff???? Give me names for context.

Or is Dak the first player in NFL history with the responsibilities in a team game?
 
There was no "getting lucky" to acquire two choke artist QBs back to back. Both of them are main contributors to the 30+ year drought. That is very unlucky.

I'd rather kept going with bad QBs because they at least don't hold your team hostage for a decade plus so I could keep drafting first round QBs until I hit on the right one.
How did drafting quarterback after quarterback after quarterback work out for teams like the Browns, Vikings, Jets, etc??? I definitely can go on.....
 

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