Dak and Brady TDs at this point of careers

[starfan1]

when you thought the stupid threads have ended, I miss the dak is better than Mahomes, etc, but now as good as Brady. sheesh, the illusion is real. I think he has now reached the legend of Rico Gathers. sheesh.

Hey genius enlighten us on where the OP remotely said anything close to that


We can wait

 

[TheHerd]

All I know is Tom threw 6 Touchdowns in his first 6 playoff games (1 per game) and went 6-0 in those games. Dak threw 6 Touchdowns in his 4 playoff games (and ran for 3 more) but somehow only managed to go 1-3. I'm guessing the defense matters, but who cares right.

The Pats had an elite defense to start Brady's career. They held the Greatest Show on Turf to 14 points. The year he won at Tampa they also had an elite defense, hell he three 3 picks in a half and still won. That's a rare playoff occurrence, I'm sure it's happened before but I can't recall. But none of that takes away from Brady as the undisputed Goat. His body is not of this earth. I know he works hard and does all the right things eating and such, but even so lots of people do that and no one else has held up into their mid-40s. He could probably play another 5 years if he chose to - his play today isn't why the Bucs are 6-6. Brady also didn't play his first year in the league.

 

[Jimbo123]

This might get worst post of the year.

It's a toss-up along with the thread of, "McCarthy is Coach of the Year"

 

[terra]

The NFL has to answer to OSHA.
Player safety was the reason for those rules. There was no conspiracy to increase scoring. Y'all act like CTE isn't a real thing.

You are really clueless.

 

[RonnieT24]

The NFL has to answer to OSHA.
Player safety was the reason for those rules. There was no conspiracy to increase scoring. Y'all act like CTE isn't a real thing.

The "you can only play two hand touch with the QB" rule was enacted after Brady got hurt in 2008 and missed the whole season. The "you have to escort a receiver who leaps for the ball politely to the ground" rule came along in 2003. I remember because Darren Woodson got one of the highest fines in NFL history at the time for his hit on that Seattle receiver (Pinkston?). That was the first year of that rule. The CTE lawsuit was filed in 2012 so no it had no bearing on those rule changes. Nor did it have any impact on the no contact on receivers after 5 yards which I believe was enacted in 1975 .. which also had nothing to do with safety and everything to do with scoring. Same with the legalization of the use of hands by offensive linemen which I believe was adopted in 1979 or 1980. Again.. it was designed to make it easier to play offense and increase scoring.. and had nothing to do with safety.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Dak - 153..... at 29 years old and a half
Brady - 147.... at 29 years old and a half


Just saying.... it's possible. Not saying they're the same Quarterback, but it's possible Dak can take a stab at that record, and his current year isn't even over yet. He'll probably finish around 162-165 Touchdowns.

He needs a little over 300 (which is roughly double more to go) to crack the Top 15 considering a few other current QBs who might keep up his same pace.

how many superbowls?

 

[Motorola]

Dak - 153..... at 29 years old and a half
Brady - 147.... at 29 years old and a half


Just saying.... it's possible. Not saying they're the same Quarterback, but it's possible Dak can take a stab at that record, and his current year isn't even over yet. He'll probably finish around 162-165 Touchdowns.

He needs a little over 300 (which is roughly double more to go) to crack the Top 15 considering a few other current QBs who might keep up his same pace.

Ironically, Prescott is currently tied with Staubach's career TD pass total at 153.

Prescott - 153... at 29 years old and a half
Mahomes - 180... at 27 years old and a quarter

 

[RS12]

Tom Brady - 7 Superbowls
Dak Prescott - 0

thread

 

[RS12]

Ironically, Prescott is currently tied with Staubach's career TD pass total at 153.

Ironically Roger played before the 1978 pass interference rules changed. It was a whole different game then.

 

[Captain-Crash]

Hey genius enlighten us on where the OP remotely said anything close to that


We can wait

genius you're not smart enough to see the light.

 

[lukin2006]

All that matter (or should) is winning when it counts in the playoffs…until Dak delivers he is just another quarterback.

 

[lukin2006]

With the talent level on this team I have no doubt 45 year old Brady could lead this team to at least the NFC Championship game.

 

[805BoysInBlue]

I will get shot down for this (which I'm happy to accept) but I never get the Brady GOAT stuff. He played in a putrid division for nearly 20 years so the Patriots gained easy Ws AND as a direct result, ended up with home field advantage in the playoffs. This all enhanced his legacy no end.

......oh, and the HC was a cheating f***** as well.

I agree 100%. To me Manning is the GOAT

 

[visionary]

Dak - 153..... at 29 years old and a half
Brady - 147.... at 29 years old and a half


Just saying.... it's possible. Not saying they're the same Quarterback, but it's possible Dak can take a stab at that record, and his current year isn't even over yet. He'll probably finish around 162-165 Touchdowns.

He needs a little over 300 (which is roughly double more to go) to crack the Top 15 considering a few other current QBs who might keep up his same pace.

how about SB appearances and victories “at this point in their career”

 

[Blackspider214]

Brady started his career 2 decades ago. The game was different back then. And they didn't have Brady dropping back 40-50 times a game like we did with Dak at one point. Brady didn't start slinging it all over until later in his career. Well after the time frames we are comparing.

But it also shows how being drafted into the right situation makes a different. Brady goes to the Patriots with Bill and a really good defense. Dak goes to Jason Garrett and the circus of Dallas with a terrible defense.

Had Brady been drafted by Dallas instead of NE and played in the dark years of the early 2000s, his career would have been the complete opposite.

 

[starfan1]

genius you're not smart enough to see the light.

translation= you. just spew garbage that the OP didn’t say and this is your 12 year old comeback

the level of stupidity in your post cannot be understated and you’re not stupid

so you must be a troll

 

[Dak_Attack_09]

At the end of the day he can shut people up by leading the team deep into the playoffs.

Not when your defense

Bill didn't win any of them without Brady. He was a flop in Cleveland and has done nothing since Brady left.

Neither has Brady, he went to a loaded team and a coach that won a SB before.

 

[America's Cowboy]

When you laugh like a jackalope at the statistical accomplishments of your own franchise QB, what does that say about you as a fan? Nice exposure there.

 

[DogFace]

You care enough to respond to me unprovoked.

Stop lying.

That doesn’t make sense, but whatever, Dum Dum

 

[MojaveJT]

Would be nice to see a stat of games led versus games from behind. I’m sure Brady has been leading a lot more games than from behind which would slow his TD numbers down. Dak has a lot of garbage time points.