Whatever bro. Attack me.
But if truth be told, then the narrative shall be that Dak is a fraud, that has benefitted greatly by being the QB of the Cowboys.
He was born out of the decision by Garrett and Jerry. 2 idiots.
Because of thier decision to go with a flawed & limited rookie QB over top 3 QB in the league.
He was thrust upon the team and not everyone in Cowboy Nation was in agreement.
From that moment this team has been divided.
The reason being is many believed we found Gold with Dak, if this was the beginning then the sky was the limit. . . Meanwhile others said he was just another rock painted yellow
In 2016, the reason for the Cowboys success was because the Cowboys were able to run at will on a passing league. It was already a full gone conclusion that the future of the league was passing. Nickel was becoming the base defense.
Because of this dynamic any QB worth his salt would have been successful. Dak benefited greatly and his style of play allowed him to perform at a high level. (But an all pro QB would have been better)
So 4 years later, and countless excuses & scapegoats, Dak's flaws are glaring. 4 years of abuse on our number 4 overall draft pick's body may be taking its toll. And as our once Trump Card, the O-Line, breaks down, The Cowboys chances are closing
Last year is supposedly the Shining Example of Proof that Dak has improved. But if thats the case I'ld rather have the bus driver of 2016. But we all know that is an impossibility, because the league has figured him out.
They know how to defend Zeke while at the same time containg Dak. (Its a JOKE that Dak doesnt audiable with Zeke as your RB)
So Moore was tasked with the job of creating an offense that could showcase Dak as a QB. What was the outcome? A QB that cant figure out how to beat teams with adequate talent. Even with the unfair advantage of having Zeke as your RB.
Over the Last 4 years i have read on this message board that.
Romo was one hit away from being a cripple. In fact he was really overrated any way.
Dez was slow and couldnt catch. But he made a carear out of back shoulder contested throws.
Beasley was a gimick and not a team player. Many were "Glad" when he left. Many believed the Bills overpayed, but I say go ask Josh Allen what he thinks.
At one time Terrence Williams was an upcoming WR. The perfect compliment to Dez, who teams feared, and combined with a strong Running Game. Terrence was quickly becoming the 2nd coming of Alvin Harper.
Instead he was relagated to just another WR who couldn't Catch.
The O-Line was ripped to shreads during Dak's struggles in 2018. Even now its trendy to totally dismiss the O-Line as over rated with all these new "Analytic" stats. What the Cowboys should take the most pride in, our O-Line, is easily diminished by those who wish to lighten the criticisim on Dak.
The D is over rated and never helped Dak. But how many times are they left out to dry, when Dak can only muster a Field goal. 9-7 is a different score from 21-7. I bet Lawrence would love to pin his ears back and rush the QB knowing he has to pass.
Maybe even our DB's might have played a little more aggressive and took chances
Special teams were atrocious, but how many 55 yds or longer field goals are you gonna kick?
Is it possible the last Offensive Coordinator had a bland gameplan because Dak's Football IQ is mot up to par? Its a possibility.
So this is not your fault or my fault that we argue over Dak.
It's Cowboys management's fault.
4 years ago they dumped a Pro Bowl QB for an amazing rookie with Flaws. It wAS not a sensiable move based on the best chance to win . . . But it made perfect sense for the Future if Dak was who Jerry thought he was.
Well 4 years later it is glaringly obvious he is not.
All you Dak supporters said it was alright to abandon Romo and a chance at glory in 2016, you all promised that we would be cashing in on Dak's greetness. Because he was only going to improve.
You all supporters are dug in on the subject. You require Dak to be great to prove you were right in 2016. Your attacks have been relentless on any and all criticism of Dak.
