Ben DiNucci Highlight comment

RandyOh · Apr 28, 2020

stilltheguru said:
I dont think he was ready in 2005. Almost ready but not quite

Maybe the key is we need Drew Bledsoe on the team in order for a late round QB to break out into superstardom

Valkyr · Apr 28, 2020

JW82 said:
I heard he threw a football through a brick wall and runs a 4.19 40...and speaks Mandarin..

He speaks Mandarin in German

Techsass · Apr 28, 2020

cern said:
Romo was an udfa. You never know until you put him in a game.

Who thought Dak would be ready right after we drafted him?

tyke1doe · Apr 28, 2020

Techsass said:
Who thought Dak would be ready right after we drafted him?

Dak was exceptional in the preseason from Game 1.

Mannix · Apr 28, 2020

------IF you guys want to get a tickle...look at the comments about Mike White when he was drafted and look at these about Ben. Yikes.

I am GUILTY...thought White was the real deal.

RoboQB · Apr 28, 2020

tyke1doe said:
Dak was exceptional in the preseason from Game 1.

He definitely exceeded expectations.
I remember that was an eye-raising performance.

RoboQB · Apr 28, 2020

LucaBrasi said:
Local kid from Pgh, rooting for him.

I bet he's been compared to Marino a few times in life... lol
Kid probably had his poster on his wall.

It'd be one heck of a story. We'll see what happens down the road a couple years.

CowboyRoy · Apr 29, 2020

stilltheguru said:
I dont think he was ready in 2005. Almost ready but not quite

Romo was better than all the losers we put out there. Bledslow and Testicle were horrendous.

Parcells waited way too long. Maybe one year was all Romo needed on the bench. Its a shame because it shortened his career and shortened Parcells.

Captain-Crash · Apr 29, 2020

trade dak and let this guy start on his rookie deal.

LittleD · Apr 29, 2020

This guy looks and plays like Romo 2.0 and only needs a year of intense training to take over Dak the mack. Franchise Dak for the next
two years and then say goodbye to him. Dak is not a worthy franchise guy or worth the money.

rags747 · Apr 29, 2020

stilltheguru said:
I dont think he was ready in 2005. Almost ready but not quite

A not quite ready Romo still would have been better than Bledsoe. Moxie!

G2 · Apr 29, 2020

LittleD said:
This guy looks and plays like Romo 2.0 and only needs a year of intense training to take over Dak the mack. Franchise Dak for the next
two years and then say goodbye to him. Dak is not a worthy franchise guy or worth the money.

Is he worthy or not because your BS is all over the place.

DoomsdayD22 · Apr 29, 2020

cml750 said:
Lies. He actually ran a 3.19 40. .

that's while carrying the brick wall ...

Zekeats · Apr 29, 2020

JW82 said:
I heard he threw a football through a brick wall and runs a 4.19 40...and speaks Mandarin..

Ben Dinucci doesn't throw the football, the football jumps from his hand into the receivers.

CalPolyTechnique · Apr 29, 2020

CT Dal Fan said:
This is a guy the Cowboys want to develop into a competent backup in a couple years' time. At best he becomes the next Brian Hoyer, Chad Henne, or Matt Moore.

In other words, let's tap the brakes on the DiNucci hype.

DiNucci doesn’t tap the brakes. He puts his foot down and stops the rotation of the earth.

glimmerman · Apr 29, 2020

He needs to beat out Rush or he could be on the PS.

Risen Star · Apr 29, 2020

I think this is fair.

The greatest slide steps I've ever seen were Tom Brady, Dan Marino ... and Ben DiNucci.

Montanalo · Apr 29, 2020

Surprised no one mentioned his groundbreaking work in molecular biology.

Some of you just don't research your subjects well.

:muttley:

LucaBrasi · Apr 29, 2020

Hoping he becomes the 2nd greatest 7th round pick in team history...right behind Geoff Swaim

mmohican29 · Apr 29, 2020

conner01 said:
I liked whites potential
He had the physical part
He didn’t have the mental part
If you can quickly read and react it doesn’t matter if you can throw it a mile

Give me a Nooch vs an over-coached Jake Fromm anyday.

The kid isn't afraid to throw the football and can read a defense pre-snap. That's 3/4 of it.

The remaining 1/4 is: can he make the tough throws with the arm strength he has.

Romo could, but let's be honest his sideline outs were shaky. He managed this using more back-shoulder passes late in his career vs true out patterns. I see Nooch having similar issues.

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