...sort of like your personal bias suggesting Dak should be ranked higher.
...and yet it's fans that suffer watching Dak implode when it matters most.This is just a prelude to Dak's haters eating more filth and looking even more stupid.
Once again, they SWORE he wouldn't be considered a top 10 QB this offseason.
And once again, players, coaches, scouts and execs will continue to rank Dak as a top 10 QB.
So that means those who are paid to know this sport... think Dak's haters are a bunch of know-nothing dunces.
Did the TEAM throw 2 INT's to cost Dallas the game vs. SF?
Mike Martz explained exactly whose fault those INTs were on. Do you know more than Mike Martz?
dak down around 15 would be about right.
That's part of it.
Oh let me guess, it was anyone but Dak's fault? Damn man, you protect Dak as if he were your boyfriend.
Kyler Murray had 800 rushing yards and 11 rushing TDs in 2020. He’s the second biggest running threat at QB next to Lamar Jackson.
The fact though is Young is not a rushing QB as in college he had a total of 139 attempts for 162 yards and 7 TD's. He is, as you stated, the Drew Brees of the 2023 draft in terms of ability and skillset.
Right, that’s what I’m saying. Murray is the worst comp for him, their only similarity is they’re both short
Everything factors in.
Like Joe Burrow has to or like Brees did?
Well, yes.
That's a great point. Our defense did its job that day. SF only scored 19 points, but we still couldn't win. Think of it. Three TDs with the extra points would have won that game. You could even have missed on of those extra points and still have won. When your offense can't outscore 19 points, something is wrong.
Keep also in mind the 2 Dak INT's gave SF 6 points and cost Dallas at least 3 points so a 9 point swing in total.
That's also a great point. I've been frustrated with some other Cowboy fans who act like Dak's picks aren't a problem. He was the league's interception leader from only having played 12 games. That's a huge problem. Whatever skills your QB has, if he throws a lot of picks, that greatly reduces his effectiveness, and it puts more pressure on your defense. There is, of course, no such thing as a starting QB who never throws any picks. The only way to never throw picks is to stay on the bench. However, it's entirely reasonable to expect your QB to not be the league's pick leader. Every pick thrown increases the other team's chance of winning the game. Dak did way better protecting the ball in his rookie season.
Until last year, Dak threw 50 int's in 80 games. So the question is, will he revert back to playing QB like that again or is his 15 int's in 12 games last year be the new norm for him?
