Brady breaks down Dak Prescott's impressive performance against the Browns

[Chocolate Lab]

Brady has never said anything bad about any player.

I was hoping he would be honest with his analysis, but no, he's going to be like every other NFL broadcaster and heap praise on everyone.

 

[MapleLeaf]

But acting like that was a virtuoso performance by Dak is blatantly deceptive.

If that rates a virtuoso in today's NFL, then I am not buying tickets to this concert.

The team did not perform well at time in the first half. The ending of the first half was disatrous in my opinion with the clock rundown, and the final play where Dak got hit throwing the ball.

Then the second half was foul Cowboys icing on the excrement cake baked by the Browns offence in the first half.

I get that it was opening week, but yeesh I agree with you that wasn't virtuoso.

 

[SultanOfSix]

Dak must be part of some “Skull and Bones” type of crap.

 

[KRochelli]

Field general who wasn’t on the same page with WR1 in a playoff game

 

[Vtwin]

The play to Cooks he referenced was a nice play, but what did he do that shouldn't be expected from any veteran starter?

He read the obvious blitz. Changed the play to one he was surely coached on and practiced for, and lobbed the ball out to a wide open receiver.

Good play and kudos to Dak for doing what he is getting paid to do. Kudos to Cooks for getting wide open. Kudos to coaching for the blitz buster that worked perfectly.

No hate. Just putting it in perspective.

 

[Yobwocs]

What was so impressive about Dak's performance?

That play to Lamb on the sidelines was instrumental in dictating the rest of the game. Totally different game without that play and forced to punt.

He got us to 14-3 before the defense pounced. Defense plays best with a lead, esoecially against a team who can't play from behind like Cleveland.

I say he deserves praise this week and he's gonna get it.

 

[gtb1943]

That play to Lamb on the sidelines was instrumental in dictating the rest of the game. Totally different game without that play and forced to punt.

He got us to 14-3 before the defense pounced. Defense plays best with a lead, esoecially against a team who can't play from behind like Cleveland.

I say he deserves praise this week and he's gonna get it.

You didn't happen to be DakAttack in a previous life, possibly?

 

[Kevinicus]

That play to Lamb on the sidelines was instrumental in dictating the rest of the game. Totally different game without that play and forced to punt.

He got us to 14-3 before the defense pounced. Defense plays best with a lead, esoecially against a team who can't play from behind like Cleveland.

I say he deserves praise this week and he's gonna get it.

Before the defense pounced?

They were all over Cleveland from the get go.

 

[dragon_mikal]

What was impressive about it?

 

[Whiskey Cowboy]

His worth will be judged in the playoffs, I hope it’s rainbows and unicorns then.

Bingo. No sense in fussing about him now when the real questions should be answered in January. Oughta be a fun ride until then.

 

[Vtwin]

That play to Lamb on the sidelines was instrumental in dictating the rest of the game. Totally different game without that play and forced to punt.

Quite the hot take we have here.

 

[Yobwocs]

Before the defense pounced?

They were all over Cleveland from the get go

Ha nope. Watson made errors and was just bad for the first few series.

Defense started getting most of the sacks only after it was 14-3

Also ... defense played an offense missing two lineman and a Top 3 running back.

Offense played against players that were all there. The #1 defense against the pass last year no less. Even better were they at home. Actually weren't they #1 overall?

 

[RonWashington]

Did Tom go into Daks’s impressive 20th ranked competition percentage? 15th ranked QBR or 58 PFF?

Did he break down how Dak managed under 50 yards and a bunch of 3 and outs in the 2nd half?

Y’all realize he’s a paid media hack, yah? He also said Dak’s biggest problem to date is he can’t win big games Is there a clip for that?

The only impressive thing was your creative thread title.

I like the road win but I under estimated what a mess Cleveland’s offense is . Missing your starting tackles and your RB was a blow . And ever since Jerry Jeudy cost Denver a # 1 he’s been considered a disappointment. Payton didn’t want him . Tom Brady being a Fox / NFL politician.

I hear guys on the radio describe games from the analyst chair like Kurt Warner & Mike Mayock they let the truth roll from the mouth tell it like it is good and bad

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

Did Tom go into Daks’s impressive 20th ranked competition percentage? 15th ranked QBR or 58 PFF?

Did he break down how Dak managed under 50 yards and a bunch of 3 and outs in the 2nd half?

Y’all realize he’s a paid media hack, yah? He also said Dak’s biggest problem to date is he can’t win big games Is there a clip for that?

The only impressive thing was your creative thread title.

This is Mountaineer, for sure.

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

Brady has never said anything bad about any player.

He's been criticizing quarterback play, and really the league as a whole, since he retired. Including like two weeks ago. Good try though.

 

[GINeric]

I'm just patiently waiting for the first low football IQ troll to challenge what Brady said and that they know more about NFL quarterbacking than the greatest quarterback to have ever played NFL football.....

 

[Buzzbait]

Did Tom go into Daks’s impressive 20th ranked competition percentage? 15th ranked QBR or 58 PFF?

Did he break down how Dak managed under 50 yards and a bunch of 3 and outs in the 2nd half?

Y’all realize he’s a paid media hack, yah? He also said Dak’s biggest problem to date is he can’t win big games Is there a clip for that?

The only impressive thing was your creative thread title.

Well yeah if he was gonna brag the least he coulda done was wait till we actually won a game
like 33-17 or something, .......Oh WAIT!

 

[rambo2]

What was so impressive about Dak's performance? Does anyone here REALLY think the guy will deliver a Super Bowl win? I don't.

Maybe 2.

 

[rambo2]

The play to Cooks he referenced was a nice play, but what did he do that shouldn't be expected from any veteran starter?

He read the obvious blitz. Changed the play to one he was surely coached on and practiced for, and lobbed the ball out to a wide open receiver.

Good play and kudos to Dak for doing what he is getting paid to do. Kudos to Cooks for getting wide open. Kudos to coaching for the blitz buster that worked perfectly.

No hate. Just putting it in perspective.

Go watch what Daniel Jones did.

 

[DandyDon52]

What was so impressive about Dak's performance? Does anyone here REALLY think the guy will deliver a Super Bowl win? I don't.

well we wont know about dak or the team , until playoffs start.
That is where the issues are , not reg season.
I expect they will beat NO, although they put up some points on carolina,

A better test will be the ravens.