MoistMayonnaise
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Here it is: NFC East v. the rest of the schedule. Again, take what you want from them.
Not that simpleHere it is: NFC East v. the rest of the schedule. Again, take what you want from them.
Not that simple
You are comparing a 10 game sample size versus a 6 game sample size. So since the sample size is not the same....I would look at the average
Furthermore..we blew the NFC East out
We almost lost to the entire AFC West (squeaked by Chargers)
We lost to both NFC West teams we played (Cards and 49ers) at HOME!
So I really don't need to know the numbers (but thanks for the research) because I watched the games...and beating the brakes off the NFC East (not apologizing) did not prepare us for postseason football. We were the only home team that lost this weekend. If we played the 49ers 10 times they would win 7. I watched the Rams completely confuse/fluster Kyler Murray...and Murray has beat us TWICE in the last 2 years...so I doubt we would make the playoffs if we playedin the NFC West.
Stats just aren’t the most relevant data in the “Dak debate.” He is heading into his 7th year in the NFL and he is paid as a top 3 QB.
The ROI is terrible to this point. He is 1-3 in the playoffs. Slow starts, flat play, inconsistent production… when he finds himself in the biggest moments, he has NOT delivered what the team has needed from him.
I am pulling for the guy and hope he turns it around— but right now, he looks and produces like an average QB in the big games.
And yes— coaches have sucked. The RBs have sucked. The OL has sucked. And the defense has sucked. Yep, yep, and yep… this team folds like a wet cardboard box in critical moments… and Dak is right there folding up shop with the best of em.
YUP its not just dak oits all the above that chart is useless and full of holes. foirst it has 10 games to 6 nothing about road vs home and missing the other players and groups numbers that would show why dak may have performed poorly.Stats just aren’t the most relevant data in the “Dak debate.” He is heading into his 7th year in the NFL and he is paid as a top 3 QB.
The ROI is terrible to this point. He is 1-3 in the playoffs. Slow starts, flat play, inconsistent production… when he finds himself in the biggest moments, he has NOT delivered what the team has needed from him.
I am pulling for the guy and hope he turns it around— but right now, he looks and produces like an average QB in the big games.
And yes— coaches have sucked. The RBs have sucked. The OL has sucked. And the defense has sucked. Yep, yep, and yep… this team folds like a wet cardboard box in critical moments… and Dak is right there folding up shop with the best of em.
horrible chart fits narrative i see..lolHere it is: NFC East v. the rest of the schedule. Again, take what you want from them.
not a slice of anything,Te EVERYONE that is butthurt over the post, chill out.
I wasn't looking for your agreement, but was asked to compare division games against non-division.
I understand there is more to the game, this is just one slice.
not a slice of anything,
dak didn't get 14 penalties, dak didn't miss blocks, dak didn't drop passes, dak didn't have sunlight blind a wr, dak didnt give up points on the first 4 drives in the first half, dak doesn't pay defense, miss xps and Fgs, or call plays nor does he account for the officials' mistakes.
you seem butthurt its not getting the response you hoped.
The only way this offensive gets back on track is to fix our running game and OL. As long as defenses are rushing 4 and 7 guys are sitting back in zone coverage this offense is going nowhere.I don’t think numbers matter when it comes to our QB.
Whether his numbers are good or bad all you need to know is the guy goes into a shell when the going gets tough and we need his arm to win us football games.
Like Jimmy G, you can win games with Dak types as long as the run game is strong and explosive. But don’t ask this type of QB to win you games even when paying them 40 million a year.
He’s not that kind of QB.
Here it is: NFC East v. the rest of the schedule. Again, take what you want from them.