Aaron Rodgers says he's a big fan of Dak and doesn't understand all the criticism he receives

[BoyzBlaster]

Maybe the two of them can take horse pills together.

 

[GINeric]

Where in that link does it say Rodgers slobbered over Brady, Manning or Breese ?

It doesn't say the Rodgers slobbered over them, it says that he complimented them. We we're told that he didn't.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

It doesn't say the Rodgers slobbered over them, it says that he complimented them. We we're told that he didn't.

Tehehe.... you Googled a refute to my fact, and your own AI response specifically says it was Brady saying those things about the other QBs, not Rodgers

Did you even read your own AI regurgitation?

You can't make that up LOL!!!!

 

[noshame]

That's what happens when mushrooms are a staple in your diet

 

[Bigrandrn]

It's too bad so many only see other jerseys or off field issues. He is certainly among the very best to ever toss the pigskin.

I grew up despising Montana because of my allegiance. After I got older I realized that I should have appreciated his play regardless of the jersey. I love good QB play and will gladly give any of them their dues now.

I say the same about Steve young….i HATE the 9ers…..but dude was a monster in the 90s, for sure.

 

[Bigrandrn]

The first play of his that I think of was against SF in a playoff game (pretty sure of that). It's one that I don't recall seeing in any of his highlite reels. He's retreating backwards rapidly with defender bearing down. He's probably already 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage & he flicks his wrist and you can tell the ball lauches with trajectory. At the time he throws it, the TV angle isn't showing anything down field. But a high ball into the heart of the D while running backwards seems like a recipe for disaster. Instead he drops it right into the bucket of a TE who's running away from him, between multiple defenders. Probably 35 - 40 air yards, maybe a little more. It would have been a great throw from a stationary position without pressure but in the situation, with a flick of a wrist, it was insane.

His highlight reels on YouTube is nuts…..I don’t know how he made many of those throws….the accuracy was crazy.

 

[Vomit]

The guy who lost to Prescott in Lambo

I don’t remember that, but I suppose it happened…..

I do remember Romo beating GB in Lambeau in 2008. I was there. 1st time Dallas won in Lambeau.

Where’s Lambo? Is that Rambo’s crippled brother?

 

[Ranching]

Settle down Mountaineer and say hi to pappydog, for us!! Lol

 

[Ranching]

I don’t remember that, but I suppose it happened…..

I do remember Romo beating GB in Lambeau in 2008. I was there. 1st time Dallas won in Lambeau.

Where’s Lambo? Is that Rambo’s crippled brother?

Maybe he beat him when Dak was driving his lambo.....

 

[Whirlwin]

I don’t remember that, but I suppose it happened…..

I do remember Romo beating GB in Lambeau in 2008. I was there. 1st time Dallas won in Lambeau.

Where’s Lambo? Is that Rambo’s crippled brother?

It definitely happened, very rare
That had to be an amazing atmosphere, that’s something you’ll never forget

 

[Whirlwin]

Overview Yes, Dak Prescott won a game at Lambeau Field during his rookie season in 2016.

 

[Whirlwin]

I don’t remember that, but I suppose it happened…..

I do remember Romo beating GB in Lambeau in 2008. I was there. 1st time Dallas won in Lambeau.

Where’s Lambo? Is that Rambo’s crippled brother?

Overview Yes, Dak Prescott won a game at Lambeau Field during his rookie season in 2016.

 

[GINeric]

Tehehe.... you Googled a refute to my fact, and your own AI response specifically says it was Brady saying those things about the other QBs, not Rodgers

Did you even read your own AI regurgitation?

You can't make that up LOL!!!!

Well im not sure what you interpreted from it, but it showed statements of Aaron Rodgers saying great things about all three quarterbacks that you lied and said he didn't say anything about.

 

[blueblood70]

Dak has deserved his recognition since 2016.

I don’t know where all the criticism started, but apparently people don’t understand the bigger picture.

Look around the league, check every starting quarterback for all 32 teams, their backups, and their situations. The Cowboys have been very fortunate and should be grateful for Romo and Prescott.

Forget obsessing over the top five or whether our quarterback is considered elite; we know Romo and Prescott were career top-10 quarterbacks and franchise leaders. Prescott still is a franchise quarterback and will hold numerous records when he leaves here, yet he gets blamed for team issues, roster construction, injuries, execution, all unfairly pinned on him.

Everywhere else, fans have a more realistic perspective on what a team game truly means.

We shouldn’t keep fixating on finding a “better” quarterback; the league landscape makes it clear our guys have been exceptional.

guys have consistently performed at a high level.

Everybody seems to think there’s always a next big star, like Michael Penix in Atlanta, but look at their situation. Have the Jets found their quarterback yet? How long did it take the Giants? And what about Washington, did they really find their guy, or is he just another RG3?

Do You How I know that?

because they were never asked to, they were on super teams just like Matthew Stafford is, right now Kind of easy to play ball ,oh wait a minute he lost big on TNF, he also led the league in interceptions and threw two interceptions in that Super Bowl he won, why? Oh that's right, his super team covered it up..

that's right, his super team masked his shortcomings.

And now Sam Darnold happened to land on a strong team and won a ring, but that doesn't make him better than Prescott. If anyone thinks otherwise, they need to reconsider. He’s on his fifth team, got lucky falling into a system that worked for him, and I even noticed Drew Locke looks just like him in that same scheme.


Drew Locke looks just like him in that same scheme.

I can go over all the usual examples, including Warren Moon. How is this guy in the Hall of Fame when Prescott is clearly the better quarterback? Look at the stats, he has a losing record in the playoffs and only made it into the Hall of Fame because of his achievements in the other league before the NFL. I’m not saying he was a bad quarterback, but anyone claiming he’s better than Prescott needs to reconsider and check the facts.

Other examples include Brad Johnson, Trent Dilfer, and Jim McMahon, just to name a few. And anyone who thinks Eli Manning, with his two Super Bowl rings, is better than Prescott is mistaken, he just happened to hit the right timing with the right team and got on a playoff roll. While he made some spectacular plays, the Cowboys haven’t had those same opportunities, largely due to the rest of the team not executing their roles effectively.

Rant over

 

[5Stars]

Dak has deserved his recognition since 2016.

I don’t know where all the criticism started, but apparently people don’t understand the bigger picture.

Look around the league, check every starting quarterback for all 32 teams, their backups, and their situations. The Cowboys have been very fortunate and should be grateful for Romo and Prescott.

Forget obsessing over the top five or whether our quarterback is considered elite; we know Romo and Prescott were career top-10 quarterbacks and franchise leaders. Prescott still is a franchise quarterback and will hold numerous records when he leaves here, yet he gets blamed for team issues, roster construction, injuries, execution, all unfairly pinned on him.

Everywhere else, fans have a more realistic perspective on what a team game truly means.

We shouldn’t keep fixating on finding a “better” quarterback; the league landscape makes it clear our guys have been exceptional.

guys have consistently performed at a high level.

Everybody seems to think there’s always a next big star, like Michael Penix in Atlanta, but look at their situation. Have the Jets found their quarterback yet? How long did it take the Giants? And what about Washington, did they really find their guy, or is he just another RG3?

Do You How I know that?

because they were never asked to, they were on super teams just like Matthew Stafford is, right now Kind of easy to play ball ,oh wait a minute he lost big on TNF, he also led the league in interceptions and threw two interceptions in that Super Bowl he won, why? Oh that's right, his super team covered it up..

that's right, his super team masked his shortcomings.

And now Sam Darnold happened to land on a strong team and won a ring, but that doesn't make him better than Prescott. If anyone thinks otherwise, they need to reconsider. He’s on his fifth team, got lucky falling into a system that worked for him, and I even noticed Drew Locke looks just like him in that same scheme.


Drew Locke looks just like him in that same scheme.

I can go over all the usual examples, including Warren Moon. How is this guy in the Hall of Fame when Prescott is clearly the better quarterback? Look at the stats, he has a losing record in the playoffs and only made it into the Hall of Fame because of his achievements in the other league before the NFL. I’m not saying he was a bad quarterback, but anyone claiming he’s better than Prescott needs to reconsider and check the facts.

Other examples include Brad Johnson, Trent Dilfer, and Jim McMahon, just to name a few. And anyone who thinks Eli Manning, with his two Super Bowl rings, is better than Prescott is mistaken, he just happened to hit the right timing with the right team and got on a playoff roll. While he made some spectacular plays, the Cowboys haven’t had those same opportunities, largely due to the rest of the team not executing their roles effectively.

Rant over

lmao...rant over? Yeah, sure!

 

[Kingofholland]

I never fully understood the Dak hate either, he's been a good QB in this league for a decade. I get the criticism for the lack of deep playoff success, but some of the stuff you see makes you wonder if people watch games, or have such a strong Dak bias that it clouds all reasonable judgement.