The fact that you pay attention to stat yards is funny to me.
So receivers don’t count, it’s the QB doing all the lifting? Metcalf and Lockett aren’t chopped liver that Russ has to suffer through.
Never understood why some fans invented and wrapped themselves up in this 'Dak vs. Dalton' crosstalk. From the day he signed I thought of Dalton as being a good choice as the backup QB - nnothing more. Surprising that he struggled so much in some games. Doubt there is any team that sign him as a starter. He might have only a couple of offers to be in a backup role besides the Cowboys.
so in your opinion when we evaluate Ravens and AZ, we should dismiss Murray and Jackson rushing yards? because they are QBs and that threat as a rusher is meaningless, those planned rushing attempts are meaningless? is that how you are spinning it?
why?
Daniel Jones! really....he has had two losing seasons so far and hasn't made the team better than before he arrived....he has made zero differnce.....he is bottom 5 QB at this point of his career.
he has trouble reading the defense. he is not very accurate. he doesn't feel pressure well. he makes a lot of wrong and bad throws....a better surronding cast, would slightly make him better.
Winston had 30 interceptions....he couldn't tell the difference between his teammates and the defensive players.....he threw equally to both. literally.If you want 5k+ yards then why not get Jameis Winston? He's cheaper than Dak and, as 2019 showed us, is better at racking up the yardage stats. He might even get to 6k with our offense?
are you on a beach? oh man, can I join you
and when New England does it, are you going to call Bilicheck dumb?
but isn't that what you expect? your stats, any QBs stats over time against better defenses is always lower than them playing against weaker defenses. you just stated the obvious, but in someway, wanted Dak to have similar stats against Rams the #1 defense in the league...yet, we forget the fact that the cowboys defense was on an all time historic pace, giving up yards, passing and rushing, and all time historic pace in giving up points.
tom Brady got it only after he already had it. There were points in his career where he was right there at the top of the pay scale, but as he got older and had boatloads of money he was willing to take less relative to other QB's. You can't put a QB working on his first big time contract in that category.
Your projection is a confession...
What did the Cowboy offensive line look like this year? Dak ended up with only 1,087 fewer yards and 2 fewer TD passes than ones despite playing in 9 fewer games, and his passer rater was 19 points higher and his QBR was 18 points higher.
its easy to treat things in a vacuum. As an NFL owner, sure you could keep drafting young QBs until you hit on one. But that also means churning through several head coaches. If it doesn't pan out, you start to build a losing culture.
And he was horrible in the first half while the games were still competitive.
