Dak isn't changing plays at the LOS

reddyuta said:
maybe he was instructed by Ginger to run on a loaded box ,we dont know.what we know is Dak can count and they want to establish the run no matter what which actually helped us this game in play action.
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last week we allegedly gave up on the run, this week we stuck with it and it paid some dividends in the second half,,,
 
It seemed to me early on that when they had a run play called Dak would snap the ball and run the play only time I saw him making adjustments pre snap was when they had a pass play called. Although we won the game this can become a problem.
 
CanadianCowboysFan said:
last week we allegedly gave up on the run, this week we stuck with it and it paid some dividends in the second half,,,
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Yes because the Cards could only muster up 7 points after holding the ball for most of the 1st half. Denver situation was different in that their offense was not only moving the ball they were putting points on the board. Hard to stick with the run when you are gaining nothing and the opposing team is putting up points.
 
HardBlitz said:
It seemed to me early on that when they had a run play called Dak would snap the ball and run the play only time I saw him making adjustments pre snap was when they had a pass play called. Although we won the game this can become a problem.
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Yeah, which is the point I'm making. I didn't see him killing plays, Zeke shouldn't be losing 3-4 yards on runs. Defenders are shooting gaps and getting to backfield far too easily, Dak needs to start communicating better with what he's seeing.
 
Doomsday101 said:
Yes because the Cards could only muster up 7 points after holding the ball for most of the 1st half. Denver situation was different in that their offense was not only moving the ball they were putting points on the board. Hard to stick with the run when you are gaining nothing and the opposing team is putting up points.
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we gave up on the run when only down 7/14 in Denver.
 
Dak had a great game. Great. He was dominated in time of possession and threw for ~150yds in the second half, overcoming a bad game in DEN and a bad first half. Zeke was sporadic.

Give it a rest.

Dak is here to stay. FRANCHISE QB.

Shaddup
 
Bohuntr97 said:
Everything can hurt us in the future. Where is our all-pro O-line? If Zeke is getting stuffed 4 yards in the backfield, yeah that's Daks fault.
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Do you understand there are only so many guys an O-Line can block? Do you want each of them to take on two players at a time? That's not how it works.
 
Trouty said:
Dak had a great game. Great. He was dominated in time of possession and threw for ~150yds in the second half, overcoming a bad game in DEN and a bad first half. Zeke was sporadic.

Give it a rest.

Dak is here to stay. FRANCHISE QB.
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Let's cool it with the franchise QB stuff.
 
Trouty said:
You think Dak had a bad game?
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He had 18 pass attempts, 12 completions. This is Alex Smith level - he had 2 good throws, he was AWFUL in the first half. People can mention we barely had the ball in the first, but that is partly the fault of the offense for not getting a first down until the second quarter.

I tend to remember the entire game, while others tend to just look at the end result. This wasn't the Super Bowl, it was week 3 against the Cards. There are some serious problems with this team, I haven't seen us be that out of sync for some time. It was an embarrassing display of offense for about 6 quarters (Including Denver)

Stuff like this creeps up again or stays consistently a problem.
 
CanadianCowboysFan said:
we gave up on the run when only down 7/14 in Denver.
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we gave up on the run because we could not move the ball. Dallas running just to run is not playing ball it is running the clock out on yourself. Dallas did a poor job passing in that game to the point Denver was not going to back off.
 
mattjames2010 said:
He had 18 pass attempts, 12 completions. This is Alex Smith level - he had 2 good throws, he was AWFUL in the first half. People can mention we barely had the ball in the first, but that is partly the fault of the offense for not getting a first down until the second quarter.

I tend to remember the entire game, while others tend to just look at the end result. This wasn't the Super Bowl, it was week 3 against the Cards. There are some serious problems with this team, I haven't seen us be that out of sync for some time. It was an embarrassing display of offense for about 6 quarters (Including Denver)

Stuff like this creeps up again or stays consistently a problem.
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Look at his second half stats, my bro.

The whole offense was bad the first half.

Franchise QB's take over games in the second half and win win win
 
mattjames2010 said:
Do you understand there are only so many guys an O-Line can block? Do you want each of them to take on two players at a time? That's not how it works.
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I understand that there are the same amount of players on both sides of the ball.
 
mattjames2010 said:
He had 18 pass attempts, 12 completions. This is Alex Smith level - he had 2 good throws, he was AWFUL in the first half. People can mention we barely had the ball in the first, but that is partly the fault of the offense for not getting a first down until the second quarter.

I tend to remember the entire game, while others tend to just look at the end result. This wasn't the Super Bowl, it was week 3 against the Cards. There are some serious problems with this team, I haven't seen us be that out of sync for some time. It was an embarrassing display of offense for about 6 quarters (Including Denver)

Stuff like this creeps up again or stays consistently a problem.
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It wasn't a Super Bowl, sure. And stats like he had (end game stats) are rather close to a Super Bowl line -- like you, I look at the whole game.

Not just parts. The whole game.

That pass to Butler in the endzone, where he rolled out and threw across his body, was a big boy throw.
 
Matty, just so I know where you're coming from, are you sayin Dak isn't a franchise QB, or that you want to see more?

It's clear you weren't impressed with yesterday's showing, but I want to know your stance, if you don't mind.
 
mattjames2010 said:
He had 18 pass attempts, 12 completions. This is Alex Smith level - he had 2 good throws, he was AWFUL in the first half. People can mention we barely had the ball in the first, but that is partly the fault of the offense for not getting a first down until the second quarter.

I tend to remember the entire game, while others tend to just look at the end result. This wasn't the Super Bowl, it was week 3 against the Cards. There are some serious problems with this team, I haven't seen us be that out of sync for some time. It was an embarrassing display of offense for about 6 quarters (Including Denver)

Stuff like this creeps up again or stays consistently a problem.
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Would you say he's been getting good OL play?
 
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