Say what you want about Dez, the man bled blue and silver. Sure, he was never a great route runner and age caught up with him as well as losing focus, but before that he was a serious threat. If I was offered the choice of Dez in his prime and Amari in his prime, I'd take Amari, but Dez was no slouch. Part of his problem was the system he was in. Linehan didn't know how to use him and he didn't have a WR coach that could get through to him.
There is no need to build one up by bashing the other. I hope that by the end of his career, Amari will bleed blue and silver like other great Cowboy WR's. He seems to love it here already.
But that is what these haters do. Somehow it makes them feel better.
Dez was a throw the ball, and I will go get it WR. Amari is a technician. I agree, looking back, give me Cooper. But Dez and Romo was good, Dez and Dak was not.
Michael Irving was explaining this on Cowherd yesterday.
Cooper does a great job, as to where most WR you can tell when they are about to make their cut, come out of transition on coverage. With Cooper you can't tell, he does a great job in that transition. And now Dak and Cooper are getting on the same page.
Dak can throw the ball before Cooper makes that move, the DB doesn't know when it will be, and Cooper then is there to catch it. Dak just needs to be accurate with it.
Dez was not that type of WR, Amari is. So his route running is great from that point.