I would make the elephant into a RB. I don't care how slow it goes, whomis going to tackle him and I can imagine the elephant stiff trunking the tacklers as he rumbles down field.
I think it's simply because Romo had the mindset that he played to win whereas watching Prescott it looks like he plays not to lose. Yes, as a result Romo made a load of boneheaded plays - arguably a lot of those were made because he was trying to do too much with an inferior team but he also played key roles in numerous wins. Whereas Prescott, who has had better defenses than Romo, is not a playmaker, so people argue what does he actually bring to the table apart from feast on bad teams? The supposed intangibles haven't mattered in the big games so that's a moot point really.
Prescott has had a better offensive line and defense throughout the entirety of his career than Romo. That isn't an assertion or opinion It's there for all too see and backed up by those that only accept anything at face value if backed up by stat after stat after stat. When that is factored into their play then people can come to their own conclusion as to who was the better quarterback.
That's why we're on the board......we have opinions regardless of agreement or disagreement. All good.
What's the point paying a QB elite money if they are driving the bus in a ball control offense? I have no issue Prescott doing this but ultimately Cooper Rush showed that Prescott isn't needed if this is the type of offense being utilising unless he executes elite level throws (I have not seen him pull this off in big games in the past) or use his legs which is what gave him his edge in the past. His best play against the Seahawks in the play off win was with his legs. Can he roll back the years and start picking up first downs with his legs to continue drives? If so, then ok great I'm good with that. If not, I really do not see how he will be a difference maker when it matters.
In my example above Romo was imo able to execute elite level throws when required whilst driving the bus in 2014. That's also what warranted a vote for MVP. I do not see Prescott being able to do this but he had better wheels than this Romo so if he starts to use his legs then he could open up the offense and become a difference maker
I agree Prescott is the better QB. Rush is a practice squad QB and only a viable back up at Dallas because he knows the system.
I’m going to go with “he’s not that good, dog”.
Yes. I think so.
Good team. Potential SB winner. We just need better QB play or it is a pipe dream.
The truth.
You’re pathetic. Stop posting here.
