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Show me the last "stud WR" that won their team a Super Bowl.
True #1 WR coupled with dominant D, Zeke, and OL.
Show me the last "stud WR" that won their team a Super Bowl.
Pretty sure Rogers is competitive in every game...I'd rather be competitive in every game than be throwing for 400 yards and taking 30 point L's....Dak is not the problem. Playcalling is the problem. Clapping on the sidelines is the problem. Romo would have needed X-Rays after mixing it up with clowney and watt...Dak needs a real TE. And a go-to-guy at WR. They need to stop the rotation at WR. Butler should be the #1 if they can't trade for Kenny Stills...Maybe they could get him if they go all in for devante parker. Supposedly Parker is on the block...I would overpay to potentially get a #1 and #2 WR
That is why a true #1 WR is needed. The Cowboys have not had one since 2014.
True #1 WR coupled with dominant D, Zeke, and OL.
WOWWWWWWWWW, I did not expect that response. Bravo CowboyRoy!
True #1 WR coupled with dominant D, Zeke, and OL.
But you did make a comparison. You claimed elsewhere that you essentially doubt the Cowboys would be better with Rodgers instead of Dak. That's a comparison between the two, whether you want to admit it or not.
Yes, all QBs miss reads, make bad throws. Dak is making way more mistakes than your typical upper echelon QB and therein lies a significant difference and why the purpose of this thread is questionable.
The Cowboys likely cannot contend if they don't get better QB even if they improve the talent. You assume Dak makes this noteworthy improvement if they get him better talent. But why do you assume that? People are showing oodles and oodles of plays where Dak is simply missing open WRs, showing poor mechanics, etc. It's been shown a few times against the Texans that Cowboys WRs had the Texans CBs beat deep for big gains and Dak simply looked off them. To assume he would suddenly make that throw if it were Antonio Brown instead of Hurns is a large leap in logic. An open WR is an open WR. If Dak can't hit open WRs now, it won't matter who the hell the open WR is.
No comparisons to AR.
Just showing you all that even elite QBs miss reads, miss open targets, fumbles, and so on.
Likewise, replacing Dak with an elite QB will not get rid of all of the complaints you all have.
I prefer building around Dak because with dominant O and D... the Cowboys can contend and beat any pass happy team with elite QBs.
Like one of the best RB's in the game and one of the best O-line's in the game? No WR we can get is going to get 5 yards of separation so Dak can throw his pass late and be able to complete it.Diversify by getting Dak some help or weapons... so the blame can be shared and not just on the QB.
What is he better at exactly?Eric Reed will be better than our current safeties...
Romo and Rodgers have had weapons. Dak? Caca. Big difference.
Dak is currently a below average bus driver...of a broken down bus.But Aaron Rodgers can carry a team without great weapons and has done so. Therein lies the difference.
Let's assume we get Tua two years from now (hoping, crossing fingers, praying). Would he improve the offense? Of course, he would.
But there's a ying and yang in football, especially with our team.
When the offense is great, the defense isn't. That was the case with Romo.
When the defense is great, the offense is suspect. That's the case now.
Furthermore, it's not that we have great receivers. No one says we do. Heck, when Cowboys fans were saying during Training Camp, we'll be okay, I was saying, "Just wait."
Nevertheless, the problem is Dak is not doing HIS part. He's not hitting open receivers. He's not pulling the trigger. And, for the most part, he is not accurate with his throws. And I was a big fan of his his rookie year. I believed we should have stayed with him vs. Romo because we were on a roll, and you don't interrupt momentum.
But I'm being objective as possible. And Dak is not fulfilling his role as a quarterback, and it's not all on the receivers. A good quarterback can make average receivers better. When watching film, Dak misses open receivers a lot and then he doesn't anticipate openings.
But this fits the Jason Garrett pattern. We have to overcome poor coaching, poor quarterbacking and poor defensive schemes by having BLUE TALENT EVERYWHERE; otherwise, we're not going ANYWHERE.
Dak is the perfect bus driver. Build around him...
OK.
Name for us the last team that had a dominant RB, dominant OL, elite defense, true #1 WR and basically studs at every position and won?
Hint? There isn't a team like that. It's almost impossible to build a team like that.
Seattle was the closest with Lynch rushing for over 1300 yards and Wilson rushing for 849 yards.
There D was really good and put a spanking on Manning and the Broncos.
However, top receiver Baldwin had over 800 yards receiving.
Dak is not as good as Wilson. So he needs a better WR. A true #1 WR.
I knew Dak was not on the elite QB level during 2016.
I did not like how JG tried to play Dak like he was AR and other elite QBs as well... especially trying to have shootouts when the Cowboys played Green Bay.
It all went to Dak’s head when he won NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year.
I saw Zeke like Emmitt the engine to build the offense around.
Thus, Dak only needed a True #1 WR to complete the Triplets 2.0.
If Garrett is the worst, why isn't Hue Jackson who has like 3 wins to his career? Seems things are turning around since he got a QB...