Dak is currently the most sacked QB in the NFL

[noshame]

You want less sacks? Go 4 wide with Zeke on the wheel route. OR 4 wide draw, OR 4wide RPO.
I could go on but the bottom line, Scotty is a moron.

I still not 100% sold on Dak, but this system sucks.

 

[fairviewfarmer]

Its amazing how short the windows are in the nfl these days. We were lauded for doing such a great job building an offensive line from the ground up and that era is over already. Lasted a mere 3 years or so. Think about it, in 3 years from now we will have a terrible linebacking core, thats just how ephemeral things are in the nfl these days.

Free agency has ruined the game in some ways. jmo.

 

[ConstantReboot]

LEADING IN ALL THE STATS BABY

Here are the reasons why:

1. Poorly designed plays that don't get receivers open and take too long to develop.

2. The oline. They have not been properly coached this year. Evident to the reason why the let Paul Alexander go. Now the oline is coming around but the damage has already been done. Injuries and rookie mistakes have also taken their toll on the oline.

3. Lastly, Dak hold the ball too long. Let's face it. Our receivers were not getting open in the early part of the year. Also, Dak wanting to run to get the drive going. Again, the reason for this is the Oline and poorly designed plays.

 

[JayFord]

Most of those sacks are because he holds the ball and has very limited pocket awareness he runs into sacks

 

[dwreck27]

Dak was responsible for about half or a bit more than that

 

[Brooksey]

Guarantee at least 20 of them is him running into pressure

The other are receivers running 13 yard routes on 3rd and 1

And then 1 yard routes on 3rd and 13

 

[Nexx]

i love me some spin into a sack move by Dak. hes got that down pat

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

It's a myriad of things. Some of it is him holding onto the ball too long. Some of it is the oline has stretches where they're terrible. Most of it, though, continues to be horribly designed plays that take forever to develop, IMO.

 

[Clove]

Just FYI, the wonder boy was second in sacks back in 2015 (Aaron Rodgers) and lead the league in getting sacked in 2012. We still think he's great huh.

And Tom Brady was top ten in getting sacked twice in 5 years. Matt Ryan was also in the top 2 or 3 in the last 5 years. So what?

Getting sacked a lot doesn't define your QB.

 

[Wood]

Its maddening how long he holds the ball and he will have to improve in this area. He realizes Dallas wins when he doesn't create turnovers but will learn to step out of pressure and throw it away.

 

[G2]

Prescott makes better faces than Manning after getting blasted.

 

[Blake]

Prescott makes better faces than Manning after getting blasted.

This gave me an idea for a coffee table book.

 

[droopdog7]

I haven't read all the posts so it's doubtful i'll be the first to say this. but he does bring some of the sacks on himself by not just throwing the ball away sooner.

I think you’re lucky number 50 in this thread alone to say this

 

[G2]

This gave me an idea for a coffee table book.

That's a good idea!

 

[texbumthelife]

Here are the reasons why:

1. Poorly designed plays that don't get receivers open and take too long to develop.

2. The oline. They have not been properly coached this year. Evident to the reason why the let Paul Alexander go. Now the oline is coming around but the damage has already been done. Injuries and rookie mistakes have also taken their toll on the oline.

3. Lastly, Dak hold the ball too long. Let's face it. Our receivers were not getting open in the early part of the year. Also, Dak wanting to run to get the drive going. Again, the reason for this is the Oline and poorly designed plays.

4. Alexander was clearly a terrible fit for this scheme/personnel.

 

[NumOneQB]

Embarrassing. So much money and draft capital is invested in the O-line to produce these kinds of results.

Yes - Dak runs into a lot of sacks, and yes the OL is trending upward after a huge series of setbacks, but sheesh.

LMAO!! I love your screen name.

 

[Redball Express]

LEADING IN ALL THE STATS BABY

Well..

the sacks do not bother me as much as does the overthrows and balls in the ground at receivers legs.

And sack with fumbles were way up with DAK also.

I took alot of stat classes in college as a premed major.

Stats are one thing to look at but the other is the quality of the competition.

Thats called a variable.

Also the quality of the receivers another variable.

As we have seen Thursday..

having Cooper take simple passes and produce TDs while the other guys other than Beasley practice jujitsu to improve their receiving.

makes a big difference.

As does having Zeke in your backfield..

 

[cern]

This gave me an idea for a coffee table book.

I would buy it.

 

[MonsterD]

Won't this change after Sunday and Monday/

 

[lukin2006]

If he had better pocket awareness and an internal clock that is not 5 seconds off, he'd be sacked less...