Fish: Dak is wrong x3 for confronting valet driver

[Hoofbite]

The embarrassing part was Dak making a deal out of it and challenging the guy on “manhood” nonsense.

Perpetually underachieving and highly paid QB with thin skin isn’t a great look.

 

[mmohican29]

Look, overall Dak is a good dude.

The problem here is he has elevated his own stature to thinking he is an elite QB and he simply isn't.

He fails miserably every 3rd or 4th game, and against any team with a backbone in a big spot: he chokes.

He should look in the mirror and acknowledge the guy was right, thank his lucky blessings that in this crappy era of NFL football he was able to hoodwink the Cowboys into *2* massive contracts.

He should understand by now he is a loser, and do everything he can to not be one.

He's lost the fierceness that he played with as a Rookie and has become a snowflake that can't understand how he has blown games on his own too many times to ignore.

 

[CowboysDrew]

Fish was 100% right about how Dak better be glad he's not in Philly.

 

[Blast From The Past]

Dak is a sensitive mental midget who can't handle criticism. The best approach would have been to simply ignore the comment and keep walking towards the locker room.

Or acknowlege the fan with a "you're right" then keep on walking.

 

[J_Allen]

He told the equipment manager or assistant PR manager, I'm not sure who the guy was, for one reason and one reason only - to get the guy fired. Big turn off. The nice guy facade he has just shattered. Total POS move.

 

[GINeric]

Maybe look around real quick. But that tough guy challenge stare was hilarious.

How ironic was it that the dude who yelled that out, all of a sudden got quiet when Dak turned to face him.

Why did the dude wait until Dak passed him by to say something? Why didn't the guy move in a lil closer and say it like a man to Dak's face? Im not talking about literally in Dak's face, but why didn't the guy make it known who was saying what he said?

I have no problem with the guy saying what he said, but I thought that he looked real soft by waiting until Dak got further down the walkway to have the courage to yell something out.

Thats some coward ****.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

They guy may have been dumb to call out Dak, considering he works there, but that was low. Even if the guy hurt your feelings, he might have a family that needs to be fed, and getting him fired hurts innocents.

 

[Redsfan_83]

I would have more respect for Dak if he confronted his TE and CB after potential game winning yips. I hate AR, and I mean hate AR. I love how AR went after MM, as he is getting killed out there and as obnoxious as he is, the man has so much passion for this game. Our QB hits up an Uber driver?

 

[Desperado]

Right after the guy said "embarrassing", Dak looked at a cowboys employee and said, "get his a$z out of here". The guy was fired because of Dak's reaction. The video is out there.
Well, I am embarrassed my favorite team's QB cost this man his job.
I am also embarrassed by how my favorite team is playing football.
I am embarrassed at the overall coaching/playcalling/game management.
I am embarrassed by the ownership.
In the grand scheme of things, this incident was not the most embarrassing moment. But, when embarrassments start to stack up, they seem amplified.

 

[DandyDon52]

Dak is a sensitive mental midget who can't handle criticism. The best approach would have been to simply ignore the comment and keep walking towards the locker room.

On another show they said dak told security guy to get that guy out of here !
So he was offended by that comment.
Dak is a big baby.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

One of the biggest trolls here after MC, LB and MIG? Hell yeah I'm calling him out for being a troll. What's so funny about that?

You seem to be very confused about what a troll is.

Its not people that disagree with your opinions

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Right after the guy said "embarrassing", Dak looked at a cowboys employee and said, "get his a$z out of here". The guy was fired because of Dak's reaction. The video is out there.
Well, I am embarrassed my favorite team's QB cost this man his job.
I am also embarrassed by how my favorite team is playing football.
I am embarrassed at the overall coaching/playcalling/game management.
I am embarrassed by the ownership.
In the grand scheme of things, this incident was not the most embarrassing moment. But, when embarrassments start to stack up, they seem amplified.

Embarrassed fellow fans excuse this pathetic entitled behavior.

If this were someone in the supermarket id still condemn it.


Let alone rich failure.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

You seem to be very confused about what a troll is.

Its not people that disagree with your opinions

That's very true, especially that these days it seems like nobody hates a Cowboys fan more than another Cowboys fan.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Look, overall Dak is a good dude.

The problem here is he has elevated his own stature to thinking he is an elite QB and he simply isn't.

He fails miserably every 3rd or 4th game, and against any team with a backbone in a big spot: he chokes.

He should look in the mirror and acknowledge the guy was right, thank his lucky blessings that in this crappy era of NFL football he was able to hoodwink the Cowboys into *2* massive contracts.

He should understand by now he is a loser, and do everything he can to not be one.

He's lost the fierceness that he played with as a Rookie and has become a snowflake that can't understand how he has blown games on his own too many times to ignore.

This is not about being a good qb.

Its about being a good human being. A ....leader...of men?

Nope. Petulant spoiled child....with power. Evil....really.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

They guy may have been dumb to call out Dak, considering he works there, but that was low. Even if the guy hurt your feelings, he might have a family that needs to be fed, and getting him fired hurts innocents.

Meanwhile dak got money in his pockets...


See sounds from the sideline

 

[cald0d30s0]

We need a Bill Cowher type coach who commands discipline and respect and isn’t afraid to grab a face mask yelling

It worked for people in the 80s, 90s and 2000s.

Not anymore.

 

[kramskoi]

I'm beginning to lose respect for Fisher with this clickbait type nonsense that no fan should care about. It has absolutely nothing to do with playing football. Cheap distraction...at best. And the fact that he made it the subject of TWO videos is the proof. I don't give a rats tail end what Prescott said to a disgruntled fan.

The Cowboys don't OWE ME a dmn thing. I watch or I don't watch. I don't control ANYTHING about the process. And I don't suffer under the self-delusion that I do.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

Meanwhile dak got money in his pockets...


See sounds from the sideline

Hard to see someone appreciate earning an honest buck, when money might be tight, when they blow up their mansion to build a new mansion where the old one used to be. Just saying, not a good look at all.

 

[Ranching]

Proud of being a jerk (if the story is even true). Nice.

Great example for his kid....

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Hard to see someone appreciate earning an honest buck, when money might be tight, when they blow up their mansion to build a new mansion where the old one used to be. Just saying, not a good look at all.

Right?

Its a serious lack of humanity and compassion.

Let em eat cake.?