Coogiguy03
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Hey hey that sounds familiarPost of the day.
Hey hey that sounds familiarPost of the day.
And therein lies the rub. I'm in no ways a Dak homer nor a Dak hater and still believe Romo was the head and shoulders better QB but stats without comparison offer nothing except what the reader wants to see.So let's see in general when he plays losing teams throws more than one touchdown doesn't get sacked doesn't turn the ball over runs between one and five times
Doesn't throw any interceptions. Complete 65% of his passes
He wins a lot of games.
Wow why do I get the feeling that's the same for a lot of quarterbacks
Do you have anything to back up the empty stats or just believe that due to perceived lack of success?Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics. I particularly don't trust them because of the empty calorie stats Dak racks up in games. As you said, the better teams outside our division tend to have their way with Dakota. And in the playoffs he absolutely sucks.
If only football wasn't an individual game.Only stat I am wanting is playoff wins.
Do you have anything to back up those stats compared to others or is this a "my eyes saw it so it must be true"All QBs who don't leave the game or give up acquire them. But those other QBs have real results to compensate. When you bring up postseason or success against our archnemesis teams like SF, Dak's supporters like you rely on stats WITHOUT CONTEXT. When you consider WHEN Dak racked up stats - in losses, in the 4th quarter after starting slow or freezing early in the game - then they are "empty calorie".
Something tells me you know this but believe only Dak is criticized for empty calorie stats. Well, Lamar Jackson may have tons of stats and MVPs, but he ALSO beats Mahomes, Allen and Burrow in the regular season. Yes, he has struggled in the postseason...which is why he is an elite choker. Dak is just a bargain basement choker with empty calorie stats.
Stats are the only non deniable while eyes are full of confirmation biases.That's the issue, right? Most of the time there is no rigor just bias and a righteous interpretation of numbers without caveats or context.
You must need attention. The distinction with a difference was outlined in my post. If you missed it, maybe this is not the thread for you.Do you have anything to back up those stats compared to others or is this a "my eyes saw it so it must be true"
not "perceived". Lack of success is the only "stat" that matters...and completely makes my point. You could have saved yourself the keystrokes and the embarrassment.Do you have anything to back up the empty stats or just believe that due to perceived lack of success?
If only stans didn't want to rely on garbage time stats to justify individual awards and bloated contracts.If only football wasn't an individual game.
In a bottom line sport, statistics are spin. Take a boxing match. It's a zero sum sport...for the most part. You can bang on about power punches, landed punches, punches thrown, but in the end...there are DOZENS of variables that we are assessing as humans that don't make the stat sheet - aka the "eye test". If there is no clear "winner" - knockout - even then we can generally assess who won the fight. The eye test DOES contain bias but so do incomplete assessments based on stats with no context, targets or boundaries.We do not need countless deep dives into stats for what our eyes already tell us.
"Time and Temperature"I once heard that long, long ago people used to have to make a phone call to verify what the current time was.

Right. Stats are fun. Especially if you are winning.If only football wasn't an individual game.
Nobody said it was.If only football wasn't an individual game.
So football is a team sport. But when Dallas loses, it is all Dak's fault?In a bottom line sport, statistics are spin. Take a boxing match. It's a zero sum sport...for the most part. You can bang on about power punches, landed punches, punches thrown, but in the end...there are DOZENS of variables that we are assessing as humans that don't make the stat sheet - aka the "eye test". If there is no clear "winner" - knockout - even then we can generally assess who won the fight. The eye test DOES contain bias but so do incomplete assessments based on stats with no context, targets or boundaries.
So while we all enjoy the stats of football, it's not baseball. It's a gladatorial sport where WINNING MATTERS...and the eye test tells us that when we need Dak the most he does not play WINNING FOOTBALL.
They also blame all the losses on Dak, but never give him credit for a win.Nobody said it was.
The same people that scream "It's a team game" also celebrate Daks All-Pros.
Is that what you got from my post? The bias and condescension is real lol.So football is a team sport. But when Dallas loses, it is all Dak's fault?
The hate is real.
Right? Stats CAN be fun. Why else do we keep 'em?Right. Stats are fun. Especially if you are winning.
In the 90's I alway kept track of the Triplets numbers. To see where they ranked with the top players.
Of course Troy was never going to be a top QB in stats. Michael same for WR's. But both were up there.
All because Enmity was at the top at RB. Or near the top.
Now I do not look at all of that too much, not since those 3 retired. Except Zeke somewhat.
I have ZERO emotional attachment. All I see is from my EYE TEST on many post. Is some always talk down Dak, regardless of the subject.Is that what you got from my post? The bias and condescension is real lol.
If you see that post as hate, you're too emotional and attached to be reasoned with.
