Twitter: Former Cowboys QB Mike White on what he learned from Dak

Bobhaze · Nov 12, 2021

Mike White sharing during his time in Dallas, what he learned from Dak. Relationships matter. Leaders develop good relationships with everyone in the locker room.

AsthmaField · Nov 12, 2021

In before Pappy..:

khiladi · Nov 12, 2021

We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

FaSho · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

So you think that's why they re-signed Dak? I feel like they did because he's an elite QB.

khiladi · Nov 12, 2021

FaSho said:
So you think that's why they re-signed Dak? I feel like they did because he's an elite QB.

Elite? Cooper Rush in his first start in four years found Cooper for 8 times an 113 yards, behind this OL and all that man coverage caused by our RG.

But I was talking about we benched him for the much better QB, with the best our OL and RG weee playing, and continued to waste away this roster with this average QB, for years. Of course there was a silver lining to it all, among them, us dumping Dez and ultimately getting Amari and a wholly bunch of other weapons.

CowboyRoy · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

Its called leadership buddy. Maybe Rogers would have more championships is he wasnt such an @HL?

Brady is known for his leadership.

Bobhaze · Nov 12, 2021

There’s never one particular way to be a leader. The QB position inherently requires some measure of leadership skill to be effective.

My take on Mike White’s comments was that he was impressed that Dak forged relationships with everyone on the team. Not just the stars. And that he wanted to emulate that as a leader himself.

Proof · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

yeah, and they're 2 of the greatest qb's in league history, who can win with damn near anyone in any circumstance. you can be indifferent and abrasive when you're that talented (which the list is incredibly small) for the next tiers, having good camaraderie with your teammates is a net positive.

CowboysFaninHouston · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
Elite? Cooper Rush in his first start in four years found Cooper for 8 times an 113 yards, behind this OL and all that man coverage caused by our RG.

But I was talking about we benched him for the much better QB, with the best our OL and RG weee playing, and continued to waste away this roster with this average QB, for years. Of course there was a silver lining to it all, among them, us dumping Dez and ultimately getting Amari and a wholly bunch of other weapons.

cooper rush could muster only 13 points until a lucky bounce to Mr. Cooper's hand saved the day. perhaps we should send a thank you note to the Minn. DB that bounced the ball back to Cooper...and lets not forget Zeke breaking 4 tackles to get a first down....yeah...that mr. rush....

.but hey how convenient of you to have such a short memory. I am sure you would have had a war and piece post if it was Dak at QB...but hey you got an agenda to drive. I get it.

Ranching · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
Elite? Cooper Rush in his first start in four years found Cooper for 8 times an 113 yards, behind this OL and all that man coverage caused by our RG.

But I was talking about we benched him for the much better QB, with the best our OL and RG weee playing, and continued to waste away this roster with this average QB, for years. Of course there was a silver lining to it all, among them, us dumping Dez and ultimately getting Amari and a wholly bunch of other weapons.

Lol!! Hater alert!!!

Mr_437 · Nov 12, 2021

Kudos to White soaking up the teachings around him, and transforming that into production on the field to solidify he belongs in this league.

Hawkeye19 · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

Your use of the word “politician” here must mean you question the sincerity and authenticity of Dak’s motivations in cultivating these relationships?

Can you provide some evidence to that assumption?

People can debate his skill on the football field— but I have never heard anyone criticize the man’s heart or leadership abilities…. Just more evidence of the cynical times we are living in lol

Reverend Conehead · Nov 12, 2021

Bobhaze said:
Mike White sharing during his time in Dallas, what he learned from Dak. Relationships matter. Leaders develop good relationships with everyone in the locker room.

That tells me Dak has leadership abilities. That's a good thing.

Thrill99 · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
Elite? Cooper Rush in his first start in four years found Cooper for 8 times an 113 yards, behind this OL and all that man coverage caused by our RG.

But I was talking about we benched him for the much better QB, with the best our OL and RG weee playing, and continued to waste away this roster with this average QB, for years. Of course there was a silver lining to it all, among them, us dumping Dez and ultimately getting Amari and a wholly bunch of other weapons.

I'm new here. Who is this guy trashing Dak like he sucks??

Aviano90 · Nov 12, 2021

I’ve never understood anyone’s desire to question Dak’s leadership. It’s been raved about from the start.

Einstein · Nov 12, 2021

khiladi said:
We all know Dak is a good politician, hip with the boys. That was reported as one of the reasons why teammates didn’t want to go back to Romo, the latter pretty much minding his own business.

But then again? I’m pretty sure Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers don’t kick it with everybody in the Locker room either. You don’t make personnel decisions based on whose “hip” with the team.

Actually, I've heard that this is exactly how Brady is. He is this way with the Bucs, and was with the Pats before.

TwentyOne · Nov 12, 2021

Bobhaze said:
Mike White sharing during his time in Dallas, what he learned from Dak. Relationships matter. Leaders develop good relationships with everyone in the locker room.

Build up a feelgood story about your mum and your grandmother ?
Makes average QB get paid top end money.

Captain-Crash · Nov 12, 2021

yeah, who would have thought by getting a degree in Educational Psychology and a master's in Workforce Leadership would help. hum, how much is real leadership, and how much is the degree.

CowboysFaninHouston · Nov 12, 2021

Bobhaze said:
There’s never one particular way to be a leader. The QB position inherently requires some measure of leadership skill to be effective
My take on Mike White’s comments was that he was impressed that Dak forged relationships with everyone on the team. Not just the stars. And that he wanted to emulate that as a leader himself.

true, but one commonality in smaller circles is the relationship and trust you build with those on your team. I preach that and we practice that at my company. "teams" achieve more than a bunch of skilled individuals regardless of the endeavor they take on. when there is no relationship, there is no trust and there is no communication and that's the critical piece of any success. idiots like Khiladi dismiss that, given he has an agenda to drive, but it also tells me he doesn't get it. when I interview people, its not just on their skills, its on their personalities and fit within the team and organization and how they will get along with everybody else on the team.....

CowboysFaninHouston · Nov 12, 2021

TwentyOne said:
Build up a feelgood story about your mum and your grandmother ?
Makes average QB get paid top end money.

ladies and gentlemen...stupidity at its best.

you just don't get it....I would never hire you in my company...I bet you bounce around and will bounce around a lot of jobs with that attitude

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