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I editedSounds like you were addressing me in your previous post. If you were not, my apologies.
I editedSounds like you were addressing me in your previous post. If you were not, my apologies.
What's more alarming to me is the number of dropped interceptions that Dak benefited from. Dak could have just as easily thrown 27 picks last year, also per PFF. 30 TDs against 27 INTs wouldn't have made for nearly as impressive of a stat line.
Jameis Winston is the only QB in the league that had more would be INTs dropped by DBs, which is a scary thought considering how many INTs Winston still managed to throw.
Alarming stat downplays Dak Prescott's passing ability
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott last fall enjoyed a career-best season, one that would've been even better had his receivers held onto the football. According to Pro Football Focus, Prescott led the NFL in air yards lost on dropped passes with 392 thanks to a group of receivers that were wildly-inconsistent when targeted.
- By Brad Crawford
- Jun 8, 2020 at 7:50 am ET • 1 min read
Prescott finished with a career-high 4,902 passing yards (1 yard shy of tying Tony Romo's franchise single season passing yards record...and 2 yards shy of breaking it), nearly breaking the all-time single-season franchise record and has used that production as a primary strength during the negotiation process this offseason. Cowboys wideout Michael Gallup ranked second in the league with 11 drops on 113 targets while Randall Cobb in the slot tied for sixth with eight drops on 83 targets.
These numbers prove Prescott would in fact be considered among the league's elite under center if his supporting cast did a better job of holding up their end of the bargain.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/alarming-stat-downplays-dak-prescotts-passing-ability/
via: cbssports
If one adds those 392 air yards lost (due to Cowboys WRs leading the league in drops in 2019) to Dak's career-high 4,902 passing yards, that would have increased his total to 5,294 yards: roughly 5,300 passing in 2019...by far the highest single season Cowboys franchise passing record and without a doubt an elite passer throughout the league. It also would have landed Dak with the 3rd highest single season passing yards ever in NFL history:
Current NFL Top 10 highest single season passing records:
1 Peyton Manning (37) 5,477 2013 DEN
2 Drew Brees (32) 5,476 2011 NOR
3 Tom Brady (34) 5,235 2011 NWE
4 Drew Brees (37) 5,208 2016 NOR
5 Drew Brees (33) 5,177 2012 NOR
6 Drew Brees (34) 5,162 2013 NOR
7 Ben Roethlisberger (36) 5,129 2018 PIT
8 Jameis Winston (25) 5,109 2019 TAM
9 Patrick Mahomes (22) 5,097 2018 KAN
10 Dan Marino+ (22) 5,084 1984 MIA
No wonder Dak at age 26 (entering his prime) is holding out for top overall QB pay. He's only going to get better under new Head Coach Mike McCarthy and his pro-passer QB system.
How Bout Them Cowboys!
Sorry, bro. Those Dak haters (which some are also attacking me) have me on the offensive. I agree with your message.I edited
Alarming stat downplays Dak Prescott's passing ability
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott last fall enjoyed a career-best season, one that would've been even better had his receivers held onto the football. According to Pro Football Focus, Prescott led the NFL in air yards lost on dropped passes with 392 thanks to a group of receivers that were wildly-inconsistent when targeted.
- By Brad Crawford
- Jun 8, 2020 at 7:50 am ET • 1 min read
This is absurd, why would you add back the numbers for any one QB and then compare that to a list where the same is not done for the other people?? Do people pay attention to what they say?When you said Dak and elite in the same sentence iswhen your post when off the rails.
Yes and he isnt one of thoseIt is possible to be both you know
Shut up cornballSays the guy with a Dez Bryant pic as his avatar.
Dez is unemployed and now occasionally trashes the Cowboys from his couch. Just like you.
This is absurd, why would you add back the numbers for any one QB and then compare that to a list where the same is not done for the other people?? Do people pay attention to what they say?
I struck a nerve, as usual.Shut up cornball
Its 7:54 and u on my ****
Eat sum breakfast first
Realistic Cowboys fans are aware of that. REALISTIC!He's only going to get better under new Head Coach Mike McCarthy and his pro-passer QB system.
This makes no sense. Nowhere throughout the season did Dak make so many (17) throws that could/should have been intercepted.
Hes notBS. AC has been a Cowboys fan as long as I have known him. He doesn't just want Dak to do well, he wants the Cowboys to win, so chill out Willlie. We are all rooting for the same team.
Again, BS and only trolls spout the crap that comes out of your posts.Hes not
He pushes his Dak propaganda, day after day like Dak pays him or somethin
He would wash Dak’s draws if given the opportunity
i've never, ever seen a fanbase so vehemently opposed to their own objectively very good QB. it's so bizarre.
you would think Dak had NOTHING to do with Gallup having a great season. like, Gallup was a 2nd year guy. not like he's some known elite commodity. Dak is part of the reason he had a great season.
And a great guy too.BS. AC has been a Cowboys fan as long as I have known him. He doesn't just want Dak to do well, he wants the Cowboys to win, so chill out Willlie. We are all rooting for the same team.
Time for TexasHillbilly to use that ignore option to avoid all that troll nonsense.Again, BS and only trolls spout the crap that comes out of your posts.
I hear you, but I personally don't remember having so many (17) more bad throws that should have been intercepted. Seems way too high. Maybe someone can post a video supporting such an accusation?It's PFF...the same data source you provided in the original post. You can't praise PFF as a reliable source when they provide information you like, then credibly question their reliability when they provide a data point that doesn't support your larger position.
Thanks, bro.Again, BS and only trolls spout the crap that comes out of your posts.
Thank you, Sis. ♡And a great guy too.
Time for TexasHillbilly to use that ignore option to avoid all that troll nonsense.