Twitter: Breakdown of the incompletion to Cee Dee in end zone

[Beaker42]

no space in ceedee whoops

Lamb let it go through his hands but his drop on the 4th down play after Bland’s pick almost lost the game for us. He drops way too many balls for a 1.

 

[Beaker42]

That's how I saw it. Gallup was initially open and put his hand up because the CB fell down, but Dak didn't see him. When Dak came back to that side, Gallup was breaking up. The CB again falls as Dak releases the ball. Turpin goes up for the grab, but the pass was right on target for Gallup.

Dak’s first read wasn’t Gallup or it would’ve been a TD.

 

[gimmesix]

Dak’s first read wasn’t Gallup or it would’ve been a TD.

You are probably right. I don't remember where he looked first, but based on how this season is going, his initial read was probably Lamb, followed by either Cooks or Ferguson. I assumed that he looked at Gallup before the CB fell, but he probably had not gotten to that read yet.

 

[gimmesix]

Lamb let it go through his hands but his drop on the 4th down play after Bland’s pick almost lost the game for us. He drops way too many balls for a 1.

How many drops should a No. 1 receiver have?

Based on pro-footballreference.com, Lamb has three drops this year. Tyreek Hill, who is leading the NFL in receiving, has nine. Stefon Diggs has six, Keenan Allen five. Among the top 10 leaders in receptions, only one has fewer drops than Lamb, that's Michael Pittman Jr., who also has 14 fewer catches.

 

[Rockport]

That wasn't my question.

Could care less what your question was. You’re a 100% hater.

 

[CATCH17]

no space in ceedee whoops

Couldn’t believe it when I saw it live.

Incredible throw.

 

[Kevinicus]

Could care less what your question was. You’re a 100% hater.

Well, that's just a completely stupid response.

In fact, it's downright trollish.

Don't quote people if you don't care what they say.

Some of you are extremely rude and get your panties in a wad over nothing.

But it is you, the most asinine, absurd, hypocritical, and HATEFUL poster the site has ever seen.

 

[Rockport]

Well, that's just a completely stupid response.

In fact, it's downright trollish.

Don't quote people if you don't care what they say.

Some of you are extremely rude and get your panties in a wad over nothing.

But it is you, the most asinine, absurd, hypocritical, and HATEFUL poster the site has ever seen.

All you haters hate me. I consider it a badge of honor. There are consequences for your constant hate.

 

[THEHEREAFTER]

Incredible throw. Dak is in a zone.

 

[OGSixshooter]

Dak as they say is in The Zone. Can only keep our fingers crossed that it continues once the playoffs start.

The problem is that this is a "zone". Kirk Cousins, Eli Mannings, Joe Flaccos...all get in "zones". Great franchise QBs just perform this way on most Sundays. Which one is Dak?

Even he talks about like it's a temporary thing. I'm hopeful...

 

[Clove]

I believe, that when MM took over essentially the play calling and QB coordination, he trained Dak to trust himself, his accuracy and his arm strength. I believe they practice timing passes, and letting it go. How else is he doing this in year 7?

 

[RonnieT24]

How many drops should a No. 1 receiver have?

Based on pro-footballreference.com, Lamb has three drops this year. Tyreek Hill, who is leading the NFL in receiving, has nine. Stefon Diggs has six, Keenan Allen five. Among the top 10 leaders in receptions, only one has fewer drops than Lamb, that's Michael Pittman Jr., who also has 14 fewer catches.

I will thank you not to be bringing any of those pesky facts into an emotional argument.

 

[CATCH17]

Lamb let it go through his hands but his drop on the 4th down play after Bland’s pick almost lost the game for us. He drops way too many balls for a 1.

He’s a top 2 WR in the league right now.

 

[Jstopper]

The problem is that this is a "zone". Kirk Cousins, Eli Mannings, Joe Flaccos...all get in "zones". Great franchise QBs just perform this way on most Sundays. Which one is Dak?

Even he talks about like it's a temporary thing. I'm hopeful...

This is a lie. Even some of the best qbs in the league don’t perform to this high of a level every single Sunday. Not even on “most” Sundays. Dak is playing like an MVP for 2 months at this point. Stop the hyperbolic exaggerations

 

[OGSixshooter]

This is a lie. Even some of the best qbs in the league don’t perform to this high of a level every single Sunday. Not even on “most” Sundays. Dak is playing like an MVP for 2 months at this point. Stop the hyperbolic exaggerations

So Dak is playing at an all-time level? No, I said "Great, franchise QBs..."...raise your bar a level beyond the mediocrity you've fallen in love with. I'm talking about systematically running the offense and not going into a shell in big games. No deer in headlights or throwing to the other team.

No "lie" at all.

 

[Jstopper]

So Dak is playing at an all-time level? No, I said "Great, franchise QBs..."...raise your bar a level beyond the mediocrity you've fallen in love with. I'm talking about systematically running the offense and not going into a shell in big games. No deer in headlights or throwing to the other team.

No "lie" at all.

Completely different argument than your first post. You’re all over the place

 

[cowboyed]

The west coast offense and its inherent timing is a really, really good fit for Dak. His footwork is 100 times better than ever before.

Those quicker stutter steps to set up for the throw, are impressive.

 

[Fastpitch Dad]

That was a confidence throw by Dak and I love it. It's the kind of throw our last QB would throw at any time. No comparisons please, but noting that I love a QB who believes he can make any throw.

Love the confidence I am seeing in Dak. I've been leaning to one side of the fence or the other for too many years.

And, did anyone watch 77 on both plays? Has turned into one of my all time fav Cowboys.

 

[Roadtrip635]

I believe, that when MM took over essentially the play calling and QB coordination, he trained Dak to trust himself, his accuracy and his arm strength. I believe they practice timing passes, and letting it go. How else is he doing this in year 7?

I think it's also having trust in the receivers, trusting that they're going to be where they're supposed to be and trust they can make the catch. You have to trust the receiver is going to be there or it's a really ugly INT, at the wrong time and in the RZ.

 

[Streifenkarl]

I remember saying to myself "wow this was spot on" when they played the slomo. I still think Dak shouldn't have tried that throw but he was accurate as hell right there.

He's on a roll right now (and just clicking with CD) and he knows it. That's where this throw came from. Me likes. I just hope he can contain the hero stuff against the Eagles a little bit. Ride that wave without getting too cocky.