Dak was having a better year than last before Zeke was suspended

[Romonater]

I mean, look at these videos. This was THIS year.









Let's not have short term memories here. I think what the players are saying is valid. The scheme was just figured out. Additionally, they really messed up this kid during the Atlanta game. Two common denominators: BAD, BAD, BAD Coaching.

 

[Sarge]

Looks pretty damn good to me!

 

[khiladi]

 

[Romonater]

Thanks for adding nothing here. Nothing I said here wasn't inaccurate. Dak was pretty damn good in the first of the season.

 

[khiladi]

That Denver game where the team had to rely on Dak’s arm was surely an all-time great.. his being totally shut out in the third quarter against the Rams, allowing them to build a two score lead, was reallly impressive too..

 

[erod]

Great, so 4-12 is the measuring stick?

And three of those were against awful defenses.

 

[khiladi]

4 INTs in the first 5 games dwarfing his first season total in ten less games when the team was relying on his arm more..

 

[Romonater]

Great, so 4-12 is the measuring stick?

And three of those were against awful defenses.

2 of those are against playoff teams and I could make a case of it being 3 because the packers were a playoff team at the time with Rodgers.

Some people love to spin half truths to defend their point. Dak does not need to improve, but he was not absolutely horrendous. Something just happened and we need to figure out what that is. Players don't just forget how to play.

 

[khiladi]

Great, so 4-12 is the measuring stick?

And three of those were against awful defenses.

The Rams defense was playing its first games in a 3-4 and were allowing a ton on points too..

 

[erod]

2 of those are against playoff teams and I could make a case of it being 3 because the packers were a playoff team at the time with Rodgers.

Some people love to spin half truths to defend their point. Dak does not need to improve, but he was not absolutely horrendous. Something just happened and we need to figure out what that is. Players don't just forget how to play.

How many times did he throw for 200 measly yards? That should be automatic in this league. It's easy to do.

But not for Dak.

He was disgustingly bad this year. Putrid.

 

[Cowboys22]

Who cares when he regressed into the most inaccurate QB I've seen in a long long time. If he continues to miss wide open WRs by 5 yards and throw behind and over them, then nothing else will matter at all.

 

[Super_Kazuya]

I mean, look at these videos. This was THIS year.









Let's not have short term memories here. I think what the players are saying is valid. The scheme was just figured out. Additionally, they really messed up this kid during the Atlanta game. Two common denominators: BAD, BAD, BAD Coaching.

No he wasn’t, or anywhere close. You don’t get to make up your own reality. Having said that, he was definitely better before Zeke was taken off the board. Though as time went on, it looked to be less about Zeke and more about the schedule and the offensive line.

 

[Romonater]

How many times did he throw for 200 measly yards? That should be automatic one this league. It's easy to do.

But not for Dak.

He was disgustingly bad this year. Putrid.

No one is denying that, but you cannot ignore the initial point of this thread. Dak was having a good year until the final stretch of the season. Dak has shown more positives on film than bad. That much is true.

 

[Romonater]

No he wasn’t, or anywhere close. You don’t get to make up your own reality. Having said that, he was definitely better before Zeke was taken off the board. Though as time went on, it looked to be less about Zeke and more about the schedule and the offensive line.

Who is making up their own reality? Are cowboys fans this bitter that they will ignore facts even when they are presented right in front of them? I get this was a disappointing season, but let's not tell half truths here to support a narrative.

 

[erod]

No one is denying that, but you cannot ignore the initial point of this thread. Dak was having a good year until the final stretch of the season. Dak has shown more positives on film than bad. That much is true.

He has a high school arm. Wildly inaccurate, no zip at all, and complete fear to throw down the middle of the field because of it.

Dak looks like a guy who's been found out.

 

[khiladi]

The SF 49ers were absolute garbage at that time and they allowed 265 yards rushing against this team..

When we lost to GB, again Dak scrubbed in the third and as he continued to struggle, he couldn’t keep pace with Rodgers. He threw a pick 6 that put the game away and the last TD which padded his stats was effectively garbage time.

 

[MojaveJT]

Something happened to him after that ATL game. Being hurried, hit, and sacked that many times did something to him mentally. I don't know, just my opinion.

 

[diefree666]

No one is denying that, but you cannot ignore the initial point of this thread. Dak was having a good year until the final stretch of the season. Dak has shown more positives on film than bad. That much is true.

your 'facts' are only opinions. Mean nothing. Dak was not as good this year at anytime as he was most of last year.

 

[Romonater]

He has a high school arm. Wildly inaccurate, no zip at all, and complete fear to throw down the middle of the field because of it.

Dak looks like a guy who's been found out.

Dak or the scheme? 7 weeks ago, none of those issues you said were a factor in us losing games. He was more consistent than he is now. WRs are not throwing Dak under the bus like TO did with Romo. They are pinning to the scheme. It's blatantly obvious that defenses know what we are doing next. The running game was beginning to suffer as well. Is that Dak's fault as well?

 

[khiladi]

His pick 6 against Seattle was solely on him. His pick 6 on a checkdown to Zeke a couple games back was solely on him.

Comical this guy just two weeks back saying maybe he needs to put the ball in Dez’s facemask to prevent drops..