McKDaddy
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Nicely said.Way too many people put excessive value on the when, and not the totality of the what.
Nicely said.Way too many people put excessive value on the when, and not the totality of the what.
Not reallyYoure side stepping now.
Posted for entertainment purposes only.
You’re asking if, had we been losing 6-0 and he drove the team down and scored the go-ahead TD with under 2 minutes left, would I have said the same thing?If the score had been 6-0 before that TD would you say the same thing?
Way too many people put excessive value on the when, and not the totality of the what.
100%. If Dak takes a below market deal, I will back off.If you're going to demand to be the highest paid player in league history, you damn well better be able to carry your team and overcome some deficiencies if/when needed
Interesting. Very odd, and I would say not making smuch sense, but interesting.You’re asking if, had we been losing 6-0 and he drove the team down and scored the go-ahead TD with under 2 minutes left, would I have said the same thing?
Yes.
I’m not sure what doesn’t make sense. Any time a QB engineers a go-ahead TD drive at the end of a game, it’s impressive. The defense has a responsibility, too.Interesting. Very odd, and I would say not making smuch sense, but interesting.
7 points is never impressive for an offensive total.I’m not sure what doesn’t make sense. Any time a QB engineers a go-ahead TD drive at the end of a game, it’s impressive. The defense has a responsibility, too.
Tonight, it was the defense that held at the very end and secured the win. Had they done that last week, we'd have won that game, too.
Ah, you’re one of those.7 points is never impressive for an offensive total.
Never.
Until the playoffs, then it matters how you win/lose.Ah, you’re one of those.
A win is a win, a loss is a loss. There’s no column for bad wins and good losses.
Oh, you're one of those, arguing against things I didn't say.Ah, you’re one of those.
A win is a win, a loss is a loss. There’s no column for bad wins and good losses.
I didn’t argue about anything. That was you.Oh, you're one of those, arguing against things I didn't say.
And now we're ignoring context to use the wrong definition of "argument."I didn’t argue about anything. That was you.
No qb or coach can overcome Jerry and the FO. They build teams to the standard of a 2nd round exit. After so many coaches and players left, they finally win a superbowl, which includes Martellus Bennett, Wade Phillips as DC, Demarcus Ware and a few others.Dak can be a championship QB but only for a team that doesn't rely on him heavily,,,, and if the GM is only capable of building soft teams that rely entirely on the QB and a weak OL then you've got problems. Fire the GM or get a new QB, your choice.
What’s the context?And now we're ignoring context to use the wrong definition of "argument."
How can Dak be the problem and he hasn't been here for 28 years????If we have people still saying dak isn't the problem, Dak IS THE PROBLEM!
No, it's for those who lack understanding of football and have an agenda to drive or just look at final stats. There is a lot of those around. Actual football people understand how good he is and why.For a 60 million dollar QB it’s a red flag when people go out of their way to explain why he is not the problem.
For someone about to get paid 60 million APY we need videos made about how he lifted his teammates and put them on their back and won the game.
Fire the GM. He has failed this franchise for 29 years regardless of coaches or QBs.Dak can be a championship QB but only for a team that doesn't rely on him heavily,,,, and if the GM is only capable of building soft teams that rely entirely on the QB and a weak OL then you've got problems. Fire the GM or get a new QB, your choice.
It's called NFL market. Understand?I don't know what Daniel Jones getting some tail has to do with Dak getting $60 million a year......