How would have Dak performed tonight (CARDS)

MysteryIceGuro

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This OL was decimated tonight. How would Dak have fared behind it?
he likely would’ve read the blitz better and at least attempted to run out of the pocket or throw the ball away. Don’t forget that Dak played behind essentially the same line in the Seattle and 1st half of the Giants game minus Martin, of course. He didn’t fare this badly. Martin is a GREAT guard, but I doubt he’s what made this O-line go from meddling, held by tape, to dollar tree assembled car levels of bad.


In addition to that, He would’ve thrown in “garbage points”, which Dalton sadly didn’t do tonight
 

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he likely would’ve read the blitz better and at least attempted to run out of the pocket or throw the ball away. Don’t forget that Dak played behind essentially the same line in the Seattle and 1st half of the Giants game minus Martin, of course. He didn’t fare this badly. Martin is a GREAT guard, but I doubt he’s what made this O-line go from meddling, held by tape, to dollar tree assembled car levels of bad.


In addition to that, He would’ve thrown in “garbage points”, which Dalton sadly didn’t do tonight

There were times when they blitzed and we had a guy there to pick it up and they just didn’t pick it up.

Pollard had a bad one where he blocked inside and the guy flew in from the outside.
 

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The D would have had to respect his mobility so a lot of the stuff they were doing they would have had to dial back. It would have been a different game, not sure we could have won with this D but the offense would have moved the ball
 

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I'm glad I only had a single beer or I'd REALLY feel bad tonight. :muttley:I wish **I*** was a Billionaire in a private suite drinking expensive Scotch and losing for the last 25 years with no repurcussions/ :laugh:What a gig.
 

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Zeke sucks, Dak would've made it competitive, but Zeke took the drive right out of this team. What a waste.

Everyone Jerry pays seems to go to crap. Did Dlaw even play tonight? I was trying to keep up from work, but Dlaw didn't even register on the box score.
 

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I wanted Dalton to be a monster tonight. Sadly, I'm left with the satisfaction that the Dak sucks crowd has to eat crow, or make excuses.

Bottom line, it doesn't matter. This team barely beat the Giants.

What now? Jerry needs to give his GM duties.
 

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If Dalton would stop being a statue in the pocket he can put up more points

i mean theyre crowing the line with 9 players and 8 of them come and he stands there like he has time to go through all 4 routes
 

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It would have looked exactly the same if Zeke still fumbles twice in opp territory and tackling lamb is still legal. Dalton wasn't the problem and proved he actually leads WRs better than Dak ever has ... Dak fan boys literally don't even watch games lol
 

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he likely would’ve read the blitz better and at least attempted to run out of the pocket or throw the ball away. Don’t forget that Dak played behind essentially the same line in the Seattle and 1st half of the Giants game minus Martin, of course. He didn’t fare this badly. Martin is a GREAT guard, but I doubt he’s what made this O-line go from meddling, held by tape, to dollar tree assembled car levels of bad.


In addition to that, He would’ve thrown in “garbage points”, which Dalton sadly didn’t do tonight
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL ... Dak is suddenly going to become good at something he has been historically bad at ... ROFL
 
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