The last time Dak won a road game vs a team with a winning record was 10/16/16

[zrinkill]

What a stupid thread

 

[HungryLion]

I know in 2016 Rodgers was out part of the season and of course came back to finish season and upset us in playoffs. Was he possibly out in that lone road win against a winning team?

Rodgers was playing. You seriously don’t remember that game?

The OP is also really off in his selecting teams
With a winning record at that time. It’s not an accurate representation on whether some of the opposing teams were good that year.

for instance, the Cowboys also
Beat the steelers in Pittsburgh AFTER that Packers game in 2016.

It was actually the last game
The steelers lost that season until the NFC title game. The steelers went on a run after that cowboys loss and finished 11-5 and went to the nfc title game.

So they weren’t exactly a bad team.

last season the cowboys beat the eagles on the road. The eagles then went on a run and won like 5 straight games including a wildcard playoff game. And finishing with a winning record.

 

[percyhoward]

Dallas is actually 5-7 (.417) with Prescott on the road vs. teams that finished the season with winning records. The rest of the league is 70-236 (.229)

 

[Techsass]

Normally these type team stats are compiled with what the teams record was at the end of the year. Much like we compile data on how many playoff teams we face but we don’t know if they’re a playoff team until the end of season.

As usual they don’t really hold much meaning like any stat except to support an opinion or narrative. And if you don’t like the narrative it supports you’ll attempt to dissect it.

Our records against winning teams is a valid discussion despite its negative nature.

I'm actually surprised that we're losing road games against teams with a winning record. I thought we had the stigma of being better on the road than at home.

 

[HungryLion]

Dallas is actually 5-7 (.417) with Prescott on the road vs. teams that finished the season with winning records. The rest of the league is 70-236 (.229)

@percyhoward always dropping the truth hammer.

 

[Risen Star]

G/S/M

What a fraud.

 

[Diehardblues]

I'm actually surprised that we're losing road games against teams with a winning record. I thought we had the stigma of being better on the road than at home.

Apparently this OP was either a fraud or doesn’t have all of the Info.

This thread should be deleted. It’s false!!

 

[Diehardblues]

Rodgers was playing. You seriously don’t remember that game?

The OP is also really off in his selecting teams
With a winning record at that time. It’s not an accurate representation on whether some of the opposing teams were good that year.

for instance, the Cowboys also
Beat the steelers in Pittsburgh AFTER that Packers game in 2016.

It was actually the last game
The steelers lost that season until the NFC title game. The steelers went on a run after that cowboys loss and finished 11-5 and went to the nfc title game.

So they weren’t exactly a bad team.

last season the cowboys beat the eagles on the road. The eagles then went on a run and won like 5 straight games including a wildcard playoff game. And finishing with a winning record.

Oh , so this OP is false.

Thanks for the corrections Goat!

Someone should report and have it deleted.

 

[Proximo]

Dallas is actually 5-7 (.417) with Prescott on the road vs. teams that finished the season with winning records. The rest of the league is 70-236 (.229)

OP was already getting destroyed in this thread and now this....lol.

Complete thread backfire achieved.

 

[Runwildboys]

The last time Dak won a game on the road vs a team with a winning record was 10/16/16

Hopefully, you won't be able to say that on Monday. (I realize it's technically incorrect anyway.)

 

[Runwildboys]

Dallas is actually 5-7 (.417) with Prescott on the road vs. teams that finished the season with winning records. The rest of the league is 70-236 (.229)

Is "percyhoward" a pseudonym? You're actually Watson, the IBM supercomputer, aren't you?

 

[romothesavior]

This doesn't seem like a Dak stat.

It sounds like a team stat.

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

vs the Packers at Lambeau. He threw for 247 yds and 3 TD passes. Since then he lost the next 6 games versus a team on the road with a winning record.

loss vs 8-4 Giants-12/16/16...1 TD 2 Int's
loss vs 1-0 Broncos-9/17/17- 2 TD's 2 Ints
loss vs 3-2 skins-10/21/18- 1 TD 0 Int
loss vs 7-6 Colts-12/16/18-0 TD 1 Int
loss vs 14-3 Rams-12/19/19-0 TD's 1 Int
loss vs 2-1 Saints-9/29/19-0 TD's 1 int

So it looks like the key to winning is no Int's by dak and to get out to a early lead because in all those losses we trailed in the 1st half. So we are going to need TD's not FG's to beat NE which means we will have to go for it on 4th down at some point during the game.

1. You meant Cowboys, not Dak right?

2. It's weird that you have Dak down as 0 TDs and 1 INT vs Rams, because he had a TD pass to Cooper and no INTs.

 

[armadillooutlaw]

I know in 2016 Rodgers was out part of the season and of course came back to finish season and upset us in playoffs. Was he possibly out in that lone road win against a winning team?

He played, but was having a poor season up to that point.

 

[johneric8]

Please, anytime a topic starts with "Dak hasn't won" I stop reading. It's a team game.. pure stupidity....

Dak typically does his part and our coaching or lack of discipline /defense fails

 

[HungryLion]

Please, anytime a topic starts with "Dak hasn't won" I stop reading. It's a team game.. pure stupidity....

Dak typically does his part and our coaching or lack of discipline /defense fails

Same thing that happened to Romo. You would think fans would realize the actual issues with the team by now.

It ain’t the QB

 

[GMO415]

Yawn

 

[MikeB80]

Dallas is 11-4 on the road under Jason garrett in November.

Also interesting the last time Dallas played at New England they had won 19 straight home games. This week New England is on a streak of 20 straight home games.

I rewatched that game last night for fun. The first three drives consisted of this, 3 holding calls, 1 false start an interception and a fumble. The center -left guard left tackle group was Costa-Nagy-Free.

The patriots were actually ranked last in the nfl in defense going into that game in 2011. Down 3-0 Romo threw an incompletion to robinson in the corner of the end zone which drew a pass interference flag and would have setup a first and goal but it was offset by really terrible holding call. They kicked a field goal.

Also there was a Roughing the passer on brady where two hands were put into his chest and he was barely touched which extended the eventual scoring drive in the second quarter.

The defense was really good until the final drive. Newman, Spears, lee and ware had great games.

 

[Runwildboys]

What a stupid thread

You might as well just go ahead and make this your signature, so you don't have to type it out every time you post.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

How did the rest of the team do?