Twitter: Dak against playoff teams

[Relayer]

There’s some truth to this but we know the game gets more physical and slower when the playoffs come around. The defense has the set the tone with physicality ahh toughnes. Offensive line too. I don’t care if it’s Mahomes or Stafford you don’t want your qb throwing 40 plus and trying to win a shoot out. A recipe for disaster.

It’s up to Dak to take care of the football and make key throws. He’s done it in a few games but he hasn’t done it enough.

I think it’s been a collective loss.

Why wouldn't you want your QB to be able to throw the ball all over the place and comeback to win? It happens often in the playoffs. It's part of the expectation if someone wants to be a great QB.

 

[Relayer]

Actually, he made them look like both #1 WR’s.

No. We've seen Dak when he hasn't had great receivers. It's not pretty.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Troy was average because all he had to do was hand the ball to Emmit. Emmit was average because he ran behind "The Great Wall of Dallas". I know it's complicated by try and keep up with the script.

My sarcasm meter pegged. Should I have i calibrated?

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

No. We've seen Dak when he hasn't had great receivers. It's not pretty.

Two #1s but dak is killing it.

It's a team game until dak throws it to himself.

 

[Redsfan_83]

Dak haters have been telling me reality is gonna strike soon for 10 years.

Yet that day still hasn't come yet. Dak is still producing at a high level. You could ignore it if you want (your choice) but he's doing a lot better than the limits of his team and organization despite being 2nd in the league in attempts.

And he's not going anywhere soon is another key point.

Lastly, I don't think hes necessarily a handsome man but his relationship status isn't hurting just because it didn't work with one girl. He had 2 hot girls within a span of 6 years. And I don't care about tats, and he's definitely not beat up lol . Where are you getting your material?

Those young up and coming young QBs haven't displaced him. He's still Top 6 so he's fine and doesn't need to worry about being displaced.

What do you mean, he's doing a lot better than the limits of his team and organization? Admit it or not, a massive reason he is still producing is that the organization has given him the weapons on his side of the ball, and their failure on the other side of the ball indirectly has also helped his "stats". If we are playing with the Steelers/Browns, etc, this Dak as a QB talk would be different. Not blaming him, but there is no argument to the contrary

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

Troy was average because all he had to do was hand the ball to Emmit. Emmit was average because he ran behind "The Great Wall of Dallas". I know it's complicated by try and keep up with the script.

Back when the excuse was we didn't have enough quality receivers, it made me think of when Troy only had Irvin to throw it to, when there was no true #2, and yet they were productive in the passing game. There used to be a lot less whine about quarterbacks not having the greatest surrounding cast.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

What do you mean, he's doing a lot better than the limits of his team and organization? Admit it or not, a massive reason he is still producing is that the organization has given him the weapons on his side of the ball, and their failure on the other side of the ball indirectly has also helped his "stats". If we are playing with the Steelers/Browns, etc, this Dak as a QB talk would be different. Not blaming him, but there is no argument to the contrary

Careful, some cowboys fan from Houston will tell you that Brady played in a weak division, while neglecting to mention who Brady played in the playoffs.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Why wouldn't you want your QB to be able to throw the ball all over the place and comeback to win? It happens often in the playoffs. It's part of the expectation if someone wants to be a great QB.

Teams with quarterbacks win 32 percent of the time when the qb throws over 40 times.

35 percent when it’s the playoffs.

It’s been proven to not be winning football.

You want to control the clock and lean on the trenches to win. We literally saw Aikman do this for his career.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

No. We've seen Dak when he hasn't had great receivers. It's not pretty.

What you talking about >.> It's not like the Cowboys traded a 1st round pick for Amari Cooper.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

What you talking about >.> It's not like the Cowboys traded a 1st round pick for Amari Cooper.

He means Amari was a 1st round draft pick....#4 overall.

 

[Cowboys5217]

Troy was average because all he had to do was hand the ball to Emmit. Emmit was average because he ran behind "The Great Wall of Dallas". I know it's complicated by try and keep up with the script.

Don't forget the Irvin "benefited from the team around him", so therefor wasn't an elite receiver, or so I'm told despite what my eyes showed me.