Was it Dak, or was it really Kellen Moore?

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The one thing I've always found lacking in his game is the quick recognize and release into tight areas. The WR's were running wild in the secondary so a defenses that can actually cover people may present a problem. We shall see if he's the 40 million Dollar Man.
LOL WHAT?

Dak made several excellent throws into traffic, a few of them quick slants over the middle.

Oh, and Cooper and Gallup weren’t “running wild” when they had barely a half step on their defenders down the sidelines, but nice try at stripping credit from Dak anyways! Those plays required a QB dropping absolute DIMES, and Dak delivered.

I am so, SO sorry, but Dak’s worth every penny that he’ll soon make.
 

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Both.. Kellen called plays that got guys wide open and Dak dropped the passes into them.

It was a near perfect game on both ends.
I’m not as hype as the Dak Stans but yesterday was good for both qb and OC. I do agree we need to see how it holds up over the long haul but was a good start.
 

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I saw a few bad throws, that were behind the WR's but they did a good job adjusting, tighter coverage and we could of seen picks.

Dak had a good, not great game, I'll give him that.

Now was it a product of Kellen Moore? WR's were open and some of the passes were easy. But he made them. I'd give it another 2 weeks before going Dak crazy. Jerry, don't rush to sign him.

Part of it is Giants being dog doo doo

Not great? Are you serious? :facepalm:
 

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I saw a few bad throws, that were behind the WR's but they did a good job adjusting, tighter coverage and we could of seen picks.

Dak had a good, not great game, I'll give him that.

Now was it a product of Kellen Moore? WR's were open and some of the passes were easy. But he made them. I'd give it another 2 weeks before going Dak crazy. Jerry, don't rush to sign him.

Part of it is Giants being dog doo doo
Wow. Was Montana or was it Walsh? Is it Breese or Payton? Is mahomes or Reid? Is Goff or McVay? Wentz or Pederson? Is it the chicken or the egg?
 

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Tom Brady is a system QB and nobody ever discredits him even though every QB they trot out there does well.

I've heard this before, but he's had numerous offensive coordinators and they've run different schemes throughout the years.
 

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I saw a few bad throws, that were behind the WR's but they did a good job adjusting, tighter coverage and we could of seen picks.

Dak had a good, not great game, I'll give him that.

Now was it a product of Kellen Moore? WR's were open and some of the passes were easy. But he made them. I'd give it another 2 weeks before going Dak crazy. Jerry, don't rush to sign him.

Part of it is Giants being dog doo doo


Giants have a bad pass defense. It was nice to not be able to predict every play though. Dak had a good game. A few bad throws...into the ground, short, behind receiver that was helped by a bad pass defense and his receivers.
 

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The one thing I've always found lacking in his game is the quick recognize and release into tight areas. The WR's were running wild in the secondary so a defenses that can actually cover people may present a problem. We shall see if he's the 40 million Dollar Man.

I’ve pretty much maintained his accuracy issues generally have to with his bad anticipation, and it becomes evident when he needs to go through his reads and progressions. He traditionally marches the ball down-field in the first scripted drive, which is practiced before the game.

Last game is not even a really good sample as far as what Dak’s main issues are. The best throw was the one to Gallup in reality, because it was his second read. But the rest of them were pretty much, he was going there from the beginning.

He ran the offense though beautifully last night.
 

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LOL WHAT?

Dak made several excellent throws into traffic, a few of them quick slants over the middle.

Oh, and Cooper and Gallup weren’t “running wild” when they had barely a half step on their defenders down the sidelines, but nice try at stripping credit from Dak anyways! Those plays required a QB dropping absolute DIMES, and Dak delivered.

I am so, SO sorry, but Dak’s worth every penny that he’ll soon make.

Dont get your panties in a wad. I thought I was complimenting him. so sensitive

My apologies, heres a cookie
 

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I’ve pretty much maintained his accuracy issues generally have to with his bad anticipation, and it becomes evident when he needs to go through his reads and progressions. He traditionally marches the ball down-field in the first scripted drive, which is practiced before the game.

Last game is not even a really good sample as far as what Dak’s main issues are. The best throw was the one to Gallup in reality, because it was his second read. But the rest of them were pretty much, he was going there from the beginning.

He ran the offense though beautifully last night.

Agree, It was good to see him not focus on the first read
 

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Dont get your panties in a wad. I thought I was complimenting him. so sensitive

My apologies, heres a cookie
Literally nothing you said in the post that I replied to was in any way complimentary.


“The one thing I've always found lacking in his game is the quick recognize and release into tight areas. The WR's were running wild in the secondary so a defenses that can actually cover people may present a problem. We shall see if he's the 40 million Dollar Man.”



Again, nice try!
:lmao2:
 

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Not many elite QB’s that don’t have an elite offensive mind steering them.

Mahomes has Andy Reid.

Drew Brees has Sean Payton.

Dak has never had a capable play caller until now
 

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Literally nothing you said in the post that I replied to was in any way complimentary.


“The one thing I've always found lacking in his game is the quick recognize and release into tight areas. The WR's were running wild in the secondary so a defenses that can actually cover people may present a problem. We shall see if he's the 40 million Dollar Man.”



Again, nice try!
:lmao2:

"True, but kudos to Rayne for taking what their scrubs were giving him. If Dakota can do this all season and continue to play aggressive and not passive everybody will be on board. Show me at the end of the season where he ranks and show me sucess in the playoffs"

You apparently missed this previous quote I posted in this thread. The hair trigger to bash is strong in this one. Relax, exhale and the life will get better for you
 

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I love when people expose themselves as knowing NOTHING about NFL football.

Dak was only “good” because not EVERY SINGLE pass was dead-on accurate???

He literally had a perfect passer rating.
:lmao2::lmao2::lmao2:

Oh and you know football because all you do is tug on another man? Oh
 

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Both.. Kellen called plays that got guys wide open and Dak dropped the passes into them.

It was a near perfect game on both ends.

Kellen is going to have fun with this offense.

Was it Aikman I heard for a minute saying something like "good offensive coordinators know their quarterback's strengths then build the offense around those strengths"?

And that's what Moore did.

He tweaked the offense to the teams' strengths, to Dak's strengths.

Those routes Gallup was running were superb, same for his YAC.

You just have to have someone who understands what's really going on out there make adjustments, iron out wrinkles and put the thing together so it can be done consistently, which is what Moore has done throughout his career.

Kellen Moore is Mr. Consistency.
 

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Giants have a bad pass defense. It was nice to not be able to predict every play though. Dak had a good game. A few bad throws...into the ground, short, behind receiver that was helped by a bad pass defense and his receivers.

Yup exactly
 

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There is no such thing as a system QB. It's a media catchphrase without any football meaning.

The Patriots have used the same basic Erhardt-Perkins scheme since it was invented in the 1970s, and nobody gave a crap about it until Brady came along.

The 1970s Cowboys ran a different offense than the rest of the league with a bunch of innovations Landry came up with. Was Staubach a system QB?

People tried to say Montana was a system QB, but 100 QBs probably ran that system since then, and most of them were trash.
 
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