Dak and his interceptions

[G2]

Probably 75% of them were not entirely his fault...sure he pulled the trigger but there was a wrong route, bad route, tipped ball, hit as he threw...kind of thing involved.

He has been more aggressive this year. That is something all of the haters have always knocked him for.

Put it this way, there were about 3 hyper aggressive throws on that 98 yard drive that won the game last week. He does it a lot but sometimes something is off with the play and it has cost us this year.

Some people are mad he orchestrated a come from behind, last minute drive.
They want to forget that the last drive was part of the same 60 minutes.
They want you to only focus on anything you could remotely blame Prescott for.

Even though the team is night & day when he came back.

 

[TheMightyVanHalen]

Didn’t see Houston game. Is that what happened? I’m talking about a pattern going several games back.

The same thing happened in those games too. You didn't watch those games either? Are we sure "silvernblue" doesn't mean the Patriots color? Lol

If I were a true fan and missed the game, I would watch every highlight I could so I would know what happened in the game. Maybe that's just me.

 

[silvernblu]

yet IT IS anti-cowboy-Dak ..theres 40 of these already OPEN,... moving on.. there are a lot of reasons for many of those getting run into, hit, chased out of the pocket, bad routes, plus not called OL not playing well. Stuff happens 7-1 last 8.

some people write constructive comments here. Some don’t.

 

[Denim Chicken]

 

[Dakota]

The only thing that Hurts is better at than Dak is running the football. This coming from a very neutral Dak fan.

Prescott: 2022 stats: 66.9 comp % | 14 TD | 9 INT | 7.4 YPA | 52.5 QBR
Hurts: 2022 stats: 68.0 comp % | 22 TD | 3 INT | 8.1 YPA | 70.4 QBR
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adjective

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   not helping or supporting either side in a disagreement, etc.; impartial.

 

[exciter]

It's a combination of bad decision making and trying to make passes that he just doesn't have the skill and talent to make.

Mahomes has changed the QB game the way Curry changed the NBA when it comes to 3 pointers.

When you're not as talented as those guys but try to play like those guys you just look foolish.

Lol!

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

Prescott: 2022 stats: 66.9 comp % | 14 TD | 9 INT | 7.4 YPA | 52.5 QBR
Hurts: 2022 stats: 68.0 comp % | 22 TD | 3 INT | 8.1 YPA | 70.4 QBR
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NEUTRAL
adjective

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   not helping or supporting either side in a disagreement, etc.; impartial.

You even left rushing stats off so it don't look really bad. That was nice of you.

They're going to say "BUT DAK MISSED 5 GAMES".... yeah and has 6 more INTS lol

 

[CowboyFanInLexKy]

It is well mentioned (and seen) that Dak force feeds the ball (which is starting to cause an uptick in interceptions). No he hasn't reached that "Interception Machine" status yet but he's not far off if he doesn't clean up his mistakes... I couldn't see the Texans game (based on where I live) but I did see the Colts game. Based on all the hoopla about Dak force feeding the ball (I didn't want to believe it until I really paid attention to watch his actions) I watched him very closely. His eyes were glued at who he was going to throw to right from the second the boys lined up for each play each time...

I've said this numerous times myself, He doesn't look around at all of his optional receivers. He has his mind set right from the break of the huddle and he force feeds it to that receiver. Watch him this Sunday when we play the Jags.

 

[TheSport78]

The bottom line is, he's playing like the game is way too fast for him. Whatever you think about Romo, you knew mid and late into his career, he knew how to read coverages and the game "slowed down" for him. This hasn't been the case with Dakota.

 

[CowboyFanInLexKy]

The bottom line is, he's playing like the game is way too fast for him. Whatever you think about Romo, you knew mid and late into his career, he knew how to read coverages and the game "slowed down" for him. This hasn't been the case with Dakota.

Well said

 

[Dakota]

You even left rushing stats off so it don't look really bad. That was nice of you.

They're going to say "BUT DAK MISSED 5 GAMES".... yeah and has 6 more INTS lol

That was because he already conceded the running game was better. He questioned the passing component of his game.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

He definitely needs to work on getting his arm hit and having the ball tipped much further down the field.

I see what you did there

we do seem to have many tipped INTs, our receivers need to do a better job too

 

[blueblood70]

 

[eternaljester81]

Didn’t see Houston game. Is that what happened? I’m talking about a pattern going several games back.

First went through Brown’s hands then bounced off his facemask. Second Dak’s arm got hit after Ball was badly beat.

 

[Dallasfann]

Prescott: 2022 stats: 66.9 comp % | 14 TD | 9 INT | 7.4 YPA | 52.5 QBR
Hurts: 2022 stats: 68.0 comp % | 22 TD | 3 INT | 8.1 YPA | 70.4 QBR
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NEUTRAL
adjective

1. 1.
   not helping or supporting either side in a disagreement, etc.; impartial.

Do last years stats. Do Career stats. Dak is a better passing QB then Hurtz. Sorry if that offends you.

 

[aikemirv]

He has historically always protected the ball and had a low INT %.
This new developement is very concerning.
I am curious if its tied into the thumb injury somehow ?

I think it is tied to not having Amari having coverage rotated over to his side. The pattern on the defensive side is more full!

 

[aikemirv]

First went through Brown’s hands then bounced off his facemask. Second Dak’s arm got hit after Ball was badly beat.

The first one got tipped by the defender first! That was not a WR error there at all. It hit his hands second!

 

[jazzcat22]

this isn’t an anti-Dak thread.... but will soon be one. lol

It's a combination of bad decision making and trying to make passes that he just doesn't have the skill and talent to make.

Mahomes has changed the QB game the way Curry changed the NBA when it comes to 3 pointers.

When you're not as talented as those guys but try to play like those guys you just look foolish.

It took until post #3. Only because you had post #2.

 

[Dallasfann]

Go find one post of mine that doesn't support that I'm a very average supporter of our QB should be easy because I don't hide my post history like a coward. I support him because he is our best option right now. You take my fandom of the Cowboys as a fan of Dak Prescott because you don't understand how someone can root for the Cowboys as a team. The only thing that registers within you is hate of the team, so when someone doesn't just actively hate the team you can't compute.

 

[eternaljester81]

The first one got tipped by the defender first! That was not a WR error there at all. It hit his hands second!

It still hit Brown in both hands and his face. On a different note, those Houston LBs were jumping like Super Mario out there.