Bottom line your franchise $40 million QB is trash

[GoldenR]

asking sincerely.

For you Dak clowns, what does he do well?

I was in a suite for the game today and the packer fans are laughing at how bad he is.

Heard Jerry was shakin his head at the last pick also. Probably about the wrong route, yeah, that's it.

 

[Dre11]

Did he stare down the spot/receiver? Yes. Did he throw it into heavy coverage? Yes. Did he even take half a second to look around? No. He messed up. Deal with it. Was it all his fault? No. Should he be excused for it? No.

He didn't Stare anyone down, the route wasn't run right. You saw Ceedee go right over and tell Shultz that right on the broadcast it was a quick throw.

 

[CATCH17]

He’s not trash he’s just not anything special.

I wish he could run. If he could run he’d be a much better player but he sucks at it.

 

[black label]

 

[BoyzBlaster]

Better release, as he throws with the flick of the wrist.. that’s for sure.. neither are winning with the game in their hands

I'd say it's not fair to hit Hurts with that because he's just starting his career. Although I probably would have agreed with you last year, but like I said in my other post he has improved a lot so I'm not sure what his ceiling is. He's also very composed at all times if you watch him, so maybe he will play well under pressure. Dak is what he is. I'd argue he's actually getting worse at this point.

 

[nobody]

He didn't Stare anyone down, the route wasn't run right. You saw Ceedee go right over and tell Shultz that right on the broadcast it was a quick throw.

Look at the other interception. He always stares down when he throw them. Watch them.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

Is becoming downright disrespectful to claim he’s on Kirk Cousins tier..

Hey Kirk Cousins and his team just beat the Bills today. I'd say Dak Prescott is Jared Goff.

 

[khiladi]

If he had any awareness he would have run for the first down, instead he holds and waits for the pocket to collapse. No awareness.

Im decipher this play now. It looks like the crossing route was his first read, but the LB had that read. They had 3 WRs in the right that were just running a clear out, for the underneath crossing route. Pollard was the check-down on the left.

I don’t think you can blame him looking at again. GB just had the right defense and played the look.

 

[tromofan]

He definitely is not trash. But he is NOT worth 40 million a year either. We drafted him in the 4th round and that is basically what he is. But you cant blame him for his salary. That is all on JJ.

 

[Dre11]

Look at the other interception. He always stares down when he throw them. Watch them.

It was a quick throw. He didn't stare him down

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/prescott-boys-to-grow-from-gb-loss-it-s-1-game

 

[GoldenR]

Mediocre= of average quality. not exceptional, not good, just acceptable, common, middle place,......but not very good. MEDIOCRE.

 

[khiladi]

I'd say it's not fair to hit Hurts with that because he's just starting his career. Although I probably would have agreed with you last year, but like I said in my other post he has improved a lot so I'm not sure what his ceiling is. He's also very composed at all times if you watch him, so maybe he will play well under pressure. Dak is what he is. I'd argue he's actually getting worse at this point.

I agree Hurts is playing poised. I just think their offense minimizes his flaws and will get figured out. But Dak has hit his ceiling. It’s the same thing it’s been for years now.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

The first, the fact there were two receivers in the sand area was problematic, but Dak shouldn’t have even thrown it based on what he was seeing. So it was a little less his fault, but it was still his fault.

While I always support Dak here, this is what I think his biggest fault is: as the team goes, he goes. When everyone is in sync and executing, Dak looks like a top five passer. When things go south he tends to kind of fall in line and play to that level as well.

I want to see him step up and pick up his level of play and his teammates when they are down instead of kind of just joining them in the mess.

 

[GoldenR]

I agree Hurts is playing poised. I just think their offense minimizes his flaws and will get figured out. But Dak has hit his ceiling. It’s the same thing it’s been for years now.

Cam 2.0.

 

[mugsybows]

Doesnt have it in him to win the big one so why bother. Time to move on

 

[CATCH17]

Cam 2.0.

Nah. He’s Alex Smith. Always has been.

 

[khiladi]

While I always support Dak here, this is what I think his biggest fault is: as the team goes, he goes. When everyone is in sync and executing, Dak looks like a top five passer. When things go south he tends to kind of fall in line and play to that level as well.

I want to see him step up and pick up his level of play and his teammates when they are down instead of kind of just joining them in the mess.

Great QBs possess all the tools, meaning even when they are young, you see them doing things that make you shake your head. It’s just a matter of putting everything together. Dak is just Dak. He’s a guy that throws well on his early reads. It’s the same thing you see year in and year out. You aren’t really going to improve your processing speed, if you don’t have it, for a guy like Dak, it’s going to come down to pre-snap reads. And he’s just not good, outside he can throw against the blitz if he knows it’s coming.

 

[America's Cowboy]

The interception into the end zone was Dak misreading the defense just as much as it might have been on the WR. Even if the WR had been right there, at the very best it would have been a highly contested ball and multiple defenders were in the area. Dak made a bad throw.

Wrong, bro.

That was a timed pass play. It would have turned into a TD if Schultz had run his route correctly and cleared the DB out of the middle so the trailing CeeDee would have been wide open. Even CeeDee was telling Schultz that was his fault.

Dak's critics constantly complain about how Dak doesn't throw his receivers open or struggles with timed routes. That Dak always waits and waits until his receivers get wide open. Well, Dak finally was throwing into tightly contested spots. They would have worked and been completed for big gains and TDs had his receivers ran their individual routes correctly. Both of those INTs were not on Dak for the reasons just explained.

 

[khiladi]

Cam 2.0.

Honestly, I could care less about who he’s most like. He’s just not it. Robotic, slow at processing, one-read Qb, who folds under the slightest semblance of pressure.

He’s basically your ideal backup QB.

 

[GoldenR]

Nah. He’s Alex Smith. Always has been.

Hurts is Alex Smith? explain that.