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Dak had over 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. He hit 9 different receivers on the day.
Neither Beasley nor Gallup were 100% and the top TE was out.
We lost the 1 Pro Bowl OL we have this season.
Dak literally has one decent receiving option and goofballs wanna remove any credit from him, lol.
 

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great then to you, i'm stupid.

the ball won't always bounce your way. or into your WR's hands, or back to you after you fumble it, again.

those are going to catch up. they always do and at the worst of times.

So I guess Dak is no longer regressing?
 
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Dak had over 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. He hit 9 different receivers on the day.
Neither Beasley nor Gallup were 100% and the top TE was out.
We lost the 1 Pro Bowl OL we have this season.
Dak literally has one decent receiving option and goofballs wanna remove any credit from him, lol.
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Dak had over 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. He hit 9 different receivers on the day.
Neither Beasley nor Gallup were 100% and the top TE was out.
We lost the 1 Pro Bowl OL we have this season.
Dak literally has one decent receiving option and goofballs wanna remove any credit from him, lol.
Yeah no kidding, he only had 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. That's not a good thing considering :
1). Dak also had 0 touchdowns and 2 int without Cooper.
2). That was against the E-girls 3rd string cornerbacks.
3). Dak hit Douglas right in the hands with a game losing interception.
Luckily Cooper bailed him out yet again.
You Daktards have zero friggin common sense and just bend stats to fit your own agenda.
Props to the people who actually watch the game and have a brain.
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great then to you, i'm stupid.

the ball won't always bounce your way. or into your WR's hands, or back to you after you fumble it, again.

those are going to catch up. they always do and at the worst of times.
The CB undercut the route and barely tipped it. He put himself out of position and the result was an easy TD.
Had Cooper not caught it, it's not like the game was over. DAL was playing to win it and they did.
Dak has been clutch since day 1 and seldom does it have anything to do with tipped passes.

He was awful early and it looked like 2 young QBs feeling insane pressure and folding.
Then both started playing better but Dak is just another level of clutch than Wentz and has been since day 1.
Maybe it is benefit of playing SEC ball where winning is key and there is pressure every conference game but he is on another level when the game is on the line.

This is a return to the Cardiac Cowboys. This is more Roger Staubach than Tony Romo
But wins are wins are wins.

Dak's fumbling is a very real concern and it is technique related. In a league where every DL knows to go for the ball and wrap up a QBs arms you will always fumble unless you protect the ball better.
Dak will almost certainly improve there.
And he will get better throwing deep to Gallup as they mature together.
Those areas will absolutely happen.

Dallas and Dak have been absolutely stealing the soul from Wentz and the Eagles since we drafted this kid.
He is their personal boogeyman.
Yet DAL 'fans' wanna cry and complain about style points and eye tests... LOL.
 

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But not really. Dak had an 8 mins 70 yard drive in overtime before the Cooper deflection. If the deflection doesnt go for a TD, we still get a field goal out of it with only 1:30 left for the entire overtime period. Giving all of the credit to Cooper is just foolish.
Deflection huh?
What if Douglas intercepts that ball?
Oh right, you disregard that possibility because it doesn't fit your little simple minded agenda...
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What is the point of making this comment when we have 3 games, the playoffs, and an entire year left to analyze Dak before that decision has to be made?

People just assume I am some Dak hater which is false. I would love for this kid to be the next great Cowboys QB. He's a great guy, great representative of the team, etc. And certainly life is a hell of a lot easier for the Cowboys if he turns into that franchise QB.

But right now, with the names on the horizon that we have to sign - Cooper, Lawrence, Jones, possibly Elliott........ I am going to want to be quite sure Dak is that guy. And if that means having to pay a larger contract later, I can live with that.

So I want to see Dak play out his contract before making a financial commitment the size of what some current QBs are getting. Contracts that big can be cap killers.

PS - I sure as hell don't bring back Linehan as the OC in 2019 either.
 

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Yeah no kidding, he only had 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. That's not a good thing considering :
1). Dak also had 0 touchdowns and 2 int without Cooper.
2). That was against the E-girls 3rd string cornerbacks.
3). Dak hit Douglas right in the hands with a game losing interception.
Luckily Cooper bailed him out yet again.
You Daktards have zero friggin common sense and just bend stats to fit your own agenda.
Props to the people who actually watch the game and have a brain.
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Only had 200 passing yards to his non-#1 receiver..... so the equivalent to Rodgers, Brees, and Ryan? What a stupid comment
1. 1 of the INTs was a Cooper target, so wrong again.
2. People keep saying this and theyre looking real dumb doing it. Eagles CB depth chart 1. Darby- out 2. Jones- played 3. Douglas- played show me where the hell the third stringers are
3. Dak didnt even hit Douglas in his hands lmao. Douglas made a nice play with the deflection that was in no way hitting either palm.

Dak-tards? Wow are you 5 years old
 
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Deflection huh?
What if Douglas intercepts that ball?
Oh right, you disregard that possibility because it doesn't fit your little simple minded agenda...
:rolleyes:
If youre able to catch a football with the outside of one of your hands, let me know. You should try out for the league immediately

Dont call people simple minded when you're a low IQ douchebag
 

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Yeah no kidding, he only had 200 yards passing to guys not named Cooper. That's not a good thing considering :
1). Dak also had 0 touchdowns and 2 int without Cooper.
2). That was against the E-girls 3rd string cornerbacks.
3). Dak hit Douglas right in the hands with a game losing interception.
Luckily Cooper bailed him out yet again.
You Daktards have zero friggin common sense and just bend stats to fit your own agenda.
Props to the people who actually watch the game and have a brain.
:thumbup:
Are you really that stupid?
455 - 217 = 238 yards. That's an average NFL passing attack worth of yardage to NON-Coopers.
That Douglas play was not a hit him in the hands anything.
Douglas undercut the route and the ball was inside on Cooper, Douglas got an outstretched arm away from his body on it.
It was terrible CB play. I know as I was an actual college DB. There is a reason he was distraught.
You can't jump that play and not take away the WR's body.
There was a reason the tip went straight to Cooper and Douglas couldn't do a thing about it.

 

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Yeah he threw for 455 yards and 3 TD/ 1 INT but he sucked.
That's 2 picks, and a fumble. Dak fought well today. He was able to overcome his turnovers for the win.

But that last pass to Cooper should have been picked. The corner had the inside and Cooper saved the day by running into the CB. Take a good look at Dak's feet when he throws it. Back foot jumping into the air. Who coaches that? He had no velocity at all on the ball. Should have been a pick six and horrendous loss. But I'm not complaining.....
 

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The CB undercut the route and barely tipped it. He put himself out of position and the result was an easy TD.
Had Cooper not caught it, it's not like the game was over. DAL was playing to win it and they did.
Dak has been clutch since day 1 and seldom does it have anything to do with tipped passes.

He was awful early and it looked like 2 young QBs feeling insane pressure and folding.
Then both started playing better but Dak is just another level of clutch than Wentz and has been since day 1.
Maybe it is benefit of playing SEC ball where winning is key and there is pressure every conference game but he is on another level when the game is on the line.

This is a return to the Cardiac Cowboys. This is more Roger Staubach than Tony Romo
But wins are wins are wins.

Dak's fumbling is a very real concern and it is technique related. In a league where every DL knows to go for the ball and wrap up a QBs arms you will always fumble unless you protect the ball better.
Dak will almost certainly improve there.
And he will get better throwing deep to Gallup as they mature together.
Those areas will absolutely happen.

Dallas and Dak have been absolutely stealing the soul from Wentz and the Eagles since we drafted this kid.
He is their personal boogeyman.
Yet DAL 'fans' wanna cry and complain about style points and eye tests... LOL.
those who make constant excuses for dak as just as annoying as the ones who constantly attack him.
 

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The CB undercut the route and barely tipped it. He put himself out of position and the result was an easy TD.
Had Cooper not caught it, it's not like the game was over. DAL was playing to win it and they did.
Dak has been clutch since day 1 and seldom does it have anything to do with tipped passes.

He was awful early and it looked like 2 young QBs feeling insane pressure and folding.
Then both started playing better but Dak is just another level of clutch than Wentz and has been since day 1.
Maybe it is benefit of playing SEC ball where winning is key and there is pressure every conference game but he is on another level when the game is on the line.

This is a return to the Cardiac Cowboys. This is more Roger Staubach than Tony Romo
But wins are wins are wins.

Dak's fumbling is a very real concern and it is technique related. In a league where every DL knows to go for the ball and wrap up a QBs arms you will always fumble unless you protect the ball better.
Dak will almost certainly improve there.
And he will get better throwing deep to Gallup as they mature together.
Those areas will absolutely happen.

Dallas and Dak have been absolutely stealing the soul from Wentz and the Eagles since we drafted this kid.
He is their personal boogeyman.
Yet DAL 'fans' wanna cry and complain about style points and eye tests... LOL.

The first year and a half, Dak had little to no pressure. This is the first 16 game stretch where he has had to deal with it. He will learn to take better care of it. And no doubt the line will improve when we get Frederick back and Williams matures.
 

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That's 2 picks, and a fumble. Dak fought well today. He was able to overcome his turnovers for the win.

But that last pass to Cooper should have been picked. The corner had the inside and Cooper saved the day by running into the CB. Take a good look at Dak's feet when he throws it. Back foot jumping into the air. Who coaches that? He had no velocity at all on the ball. Should have been a pick six and horrendous loss. But I'm not complaining.....
As a DB you are supposed to drive through the WR on that slant with right arm behind the player and left arm knocking down the ball.
Trying to undercut it leaves you open to exactly what happened.
Cooper basically played a CB technique and sealed the guy inside.
Dak hardly deserves credit for some masterful throw there but Douglas gambled and lost; and Dak got them to that point with another drive down the field.

Dak ended the game with a QB rating over 100 again and DAL dominated the game on 3rd down creating an insane 32 1st downs and piling up yardage every series but the 1st one.
As Troy is fond of saying NFL QBs earn their salary on 3rd down. 1st and 2nd is on coaching but 3rd down is the QB down.
Picking up 3rd downs and putting points on the board when it matters late is where QBs separate themselves.
Right now for a young QB with plenty of technique flaws(back foot throws and lack of ball security--common young qb mistakes btw) you've got the major intangibles in place.

Dak needs a top notch personal position coach when the season is over.
If Linehan doesn't want that they need to fire Linehan for that reason alone.
Brady and others use those guys to this day at 40+.
Technique is largely muscle memory and repetition.
End of the day, 5 wins in a row including knocking off the 1st place NFCE team at the itme then beating the defending SB champs twice and the hottest team in football... anyone who can't appreciate that is just a sad, sad individual.
This is about as good and meaningful a run as DAL has had in 23 years.
 
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