Tony Romo was a warrior he gave everything to this franchise. It's a shame some people think he was a choke artist. It's just the way the ball bounces.. the only time I was upset with Tony is when he went to Cabo with Jessica Simpson during the playoffs.
Look at these passer rating numbers.^^^^ Do they speak "average" or even "slightly above average"?
The microphone turns off in the quarterback's helmet 15 seconds after the play clock starts. Jared Goff had a nightmare of a time reading defenses during the playoffs. You know people forget college is the new NFL training camp. Did salary cap dictates this. Players no longer have time to sit on the bench behind a great quarterback for three or four seasons. This young man was thrown into the fire and he has already succeeded where other quarterbacks are out of the league . Maybe with even better initial Talent I can only imagine how good Prescott will be 3 years from now. He has the talent he has the tools he has the mentality. Once he truly learned an NFL defense. I think you'll be scary
You have to throw out the first five or six games of the season last year if you're going to talk statistics. We lost our starting center tight end and wide receiver.
I think the offense had like a hundred and twenty five more yards than rushing last season. That's like 20 yards of game. We need more balance you can't wait until the 4th quarter to turn Prescott loose. I understand why they did that the youngest starting defense in the league they didn't want to expose them
Exactly! I've been saying it the past 2+ years. Surround Dak with better receivers, a healthy and strong Oline, plus a very good playcalling O-Coordinator, along with a good QB's coach, ...... and watch Dak become a beast.
But those are great examples what we have in Dak without that All Star supporting cast.
We didn't get blown out. Yes it was a great example but still the offensive line was not in unicent. But I agree 100% that's when you have to come through. If you had more experience I think he would have
I believe as he matures he can carry this team
lol. Cabo (and Simpson) will live with some people until they die. It is funny to me because there were more gaffes committed by his teammates than Romo that contributed to the loss against the Giants. My personal sticking point remains in the defensive unit's failure--in particularly Jacques Reeves--in limiting New York's final drive to either a field goal or zero points before halftime.
It's about getting better and that's what he does. A lot of it has to do with confidence. And that's what he's gaining. The future is bright for this youngest starting team in the league. Third youngest overall. Imagine being this good with this little experience
Camaraderie in the locker room leadership. I take that to the extreme. Yes Cabo was very disappointing to me. I'm sure too many it's insignificant but I'm old school football you just don't do things like that. Tom Landry Jimmy Johnson would have had heart attackslol. Cabo (and Simpson) will live with some people until they die. It is funny to me because there were more gaffes committed by his teammates than Romo that contributed to the loss against the Giants. My personal sticking point remains in the defensive unit's failure--in particularly Jacques Reeves--in limiting New York's final drive to either a field goal or zero points before halftime.
In other words, the final margin of victory for New York can be solidly attributed much more to the collective defensive failure at a critical junction of the game than to the quarterback. Even so, the quarterback's real or imagined shortcomings during the game are overly magnified and inappropriately criticized--which is why Cabo, while misplaced, is used a 'justifiable' component of said criticism. The ironic part is that the defensive unit are rarely (literal use of the word rarely) assigned any blame for the loss.
Unfortunately, Prescott has and may continue receiving similar judgments based on tunnelvision instead of logical analysis.
Edit: Forgot about Simpson
I agree with the defense same with Prescott where was Byron Jones when we needed him in the Green Bay game.lol. Cabo (and Simpson) will live with some people until they die. It is funny to me because there were more gaffes committed by his teammates than Romo that contributed to the loss against the Giants. My personal sticking point remains in the defensive unit's failure--in particularly Jacques Reeves--in limiting New York's final drive to either a field goal or zero points before halftime.
In other words, the final margin of victory for New York can be solidly attributed much more to the collective defensive failure at a critical junction of the game than to the quarterback. Even so, the quarterback's real or imagined shortcomings during the game are overly magnified and inappropriately criticized--which is why Cabo, while misplaced, is used a 'justifiable' component of said criticism. The ironic part is that the defensive unit are rarely (literal use of the word rarely) assigned any blame for the loss.
Unfortunately, Prescott has and may continue receiving similar judgments based on tunnelvision instead of logical analysis.
Edit: Forgot about Simpson
