Dak is just a regular season stat QB nothing more

[GINeric]

You got us..... yep, Dak did that all by himself.

What? The defense tossed a shutout in the 2nd half? Doesn't matter - Dak won that game by himself, and damn anyone who tries to convince @GINeric otherwise

Nope, you're absolutely right. That was a team effort and he was the captain on offense.

Im so glad you reminded me, seriously. But now I have to question where that energy went when you and others bring up the 2-5 playoff record? I always see that attached to Dak and Dak only.

So I guess we'll never see you blame Dak for losses ever again, correct?? We both agree that this team win games and lose games as a TEAM. Im glad we got that cleared up.

 

[kiheikiwi]

I see the haters have come out of the wood work after last night.
Have had to sit with their thumbs up their bums, and shut their pie holes. But now it's time to gloat and rage on how they knew better all along, the pack mentality is rampant now. Its a ****** argument, but rail on you brothers of the hatred. You whiners behind the keyboards.
Yes, you are oh so right in your evaluations......
Dak will retire in a few more years without the Jerry's putting a team around him.
If history has told you nothing it's that 30 years of ineptitude is still alive and kicking.
We will sink into the abyss of the post Aikman years again, and you lousy good for nothing complainers will bark on about how Dak was soooo bad. All the while wishing we could have put a real team around a 4th round QB who punched above his weight class, that the Jerry's lucked into in a draft where they tried to trade up twice before he fell in their laps.
What on gods green earth makes you think they will ever get any better of a QB while Jerry still breathes?
He will leave the Cowboys holding pretty much every QB record, but with never enough off a team to get to the big dance.
And we will sink.into QB hell - amd you all can crow about how Dak was sooooo bad.


Fools.

 

[Chasing6]

Nope, you're absolutely right. That was a team effort and he was the captain on offense.

Im so glad you reminded me, seriously. But now I have to question where that energy went when you and others bring up the 2-5 playoff record? I always see that attached to Dak and Dak only.

So I guess we'll never see you blame Dak for losses ever again, correct?? We both agree that this team win games and lose games as a TEAM. Im glad we got that cleared up.

Dak is not immune from losing a game. He took a lot of blame in 19-12 loss to SF with his 2 picks.

This was also the game that Pollard got hurt and we had to abandon the run and more importantly lost him in the passing game.

Zeke came into the game and averaged a whopping 2.2 yards on 10 carries.

This was also the game where Diggs closed his eyes and wiffed on separating the ball from a joggling Kittle on 3rd down that eventually lead to a TD.

Both losses to SF were on the road and they were the better team in my opinion, but we had a chance to win this game.

 

[GINeric]

Dak is not immune from losing a game. He took a lot of blame in 19-12 loss to SF with his 2 picks.

This was also the game that Pollard got hurt and we had to abandon the run and more importantly lost him in the passing game.

Zeke came into the game and averaged a whopping 2.2 yards on 10 carries.

This was also the game where Diggs closed his eyes and wiffed on separating the ball from a joggling Kittle on 3rd down that eventually lead to a TD.

Both losses to SF were on the road and they were the better team in my opinion, but we had a chance to win this game.

Dak definitely has to take blame when he deserves to be blamed. But my point is, all losses aren't his fault and all wins aren't due to his contributions only.

 

[GINeric]

Comebacks in September don’t erase meltdowns in January.

Dak has good moments — nobody denied that.
But when the pressure is sustained, the stakes are high, and the season is on the line, the patterns show up every single year.

One rally against KC doesn’t magically rewrite a decade of evidence.
That’s the melt I’m talking about.

But I know — feelings > facts for some of y’all.

Meltdowns in January happens to the best of them sometimes. Just ask Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen. They're considered elite.

Let's add in coaching meltdowns and also team wide meltdowns that affect the overall goal. Dak isn't excused from the blame that he actually deserves, but remember that first 49ers playoff game when we racked up 14, 15 penalties?

Last i checked, Dak didn't commit any of them. With that said, in that particular game.... there isn't a quarterback in history that could help his team win after 14, 15 penalties vs that number one ranked 49ers defense in that playoff game.

There's more facts over feelings my guy!

 

[Chasing6]

Dak definitely has to take blame when he deserves to be blamed. But my point is, all losses aren't his fault and all wins aren't due to his contributions only.

Team sport.

 

[diamonddelts]

We all know how this story always ends.

 

[noshame]

Dak will forever be known as the stats regular season QB

When it matters against good teams and the playoffs he’s a total dud

/facts

It's not just that, but he has one of the most loaded offenses. I've ever seen. I mean, what quarterback couldn't run this team and looked totally amazing.
It all works well until some defense actually manages to put a little pressure on him.
And yes, you would see that at some point in the playoffs, that's why he'll never make it to the big dance. We could be in the same spot with Cooper Rush for crying out loud.
If the Cowboys were smart, the minute we were out of the race they would put in the backup and see what he's got. But when have we ever been smart?

 

[diamonddelts]

Backup QB is hot, boiling sewage. Now that is just wasting peoples time.

 

[GINeric]

It's not just that, but he has one of the most loaded offenses. I've ever seen. I mean, what quarterback couldn't run this team and looked totally amazing.
It all works well until some defense actually manages to put a little pressure on him.
And yes, you would see that at some point in the playoffs, that's why he'll never make it to the big dance. We could be in the same spot with Cooper Rush for crying out loud.
If the Cowboys were smart, the minute we were out of the race they would put in the backup and see what he's got. But when have we ever been smart?

Your whole post lost credibility when you said we could be in the same spot with Cooper Rush.

Cooper Rush could barely average over 140, 150 yards per game and does not in any way have atleast average arm strength for an NFL quarterback. Did you see Cooper Rush with the Ravens this year? Absolutely trash juice.

Dak isn't elite, but he's a perennial top ten quarterback, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, and he's top 3 of every quarterbacking category this year except for ints.

Cooper Rush spent most of his career bouncing on and off of practice squads. Cooper Rush name should NEVER be spoken in any sentence next to Dak's. If you really believe that Rush could be a full time starter at this level, then why haven't 31 other GMs or head coaches saw what you've seen in Cooper Rush?

Again.... Dak has been a perennial top ten quarterback his whole career when finishing a season healthy, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, he is currently top 3 in every quarterbacking category.

Which one of these things on the paragraph above do you believe Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing like Dak has? There is not ONE accomplishment above that Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing in any NFL offense.

But maybe you can point to one that Cooper Rush can..... I'll patiently wait.

 

[noshame]

Your whole post lost credibility when you said we could be in the same spot with Cooper Rush.

Cooper Rush could barely average over 140, 150 yards per game and does not in any way have atleast average arm strength for an NFL quarterback. Did you see Cooper Rush with the Ravens this year? Absolutely trash juice.

Dak isn't elite, but he's a perennial top ten quarterback, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, and he's top 3 of every quarterbacking category this year except for ints.

Cooper Rush spent most of his career bouncing on and off of practice squads. Cooper Rush name should NEVER be spoken in any sentence next to Dak's. If you really believe that Rush could be a full time starter at this level, then why haven't 31 other GMs or head coaches saw what you've seen in Cooper Rush?

Again.... Dak has been a perennial top ten quarterback his whole career when finishing a season healthy, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, he is currently top 3 in every quarterbacking category.

Which one of these things on the paragraph above do you believe Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing like Dak has? There is not ONE accomplishment above that Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing in any NFL offense.

But maybe you can point to one that Cooper Rush can..... I'll patiently wait.

Have you watched Ruzh preform as well as Dak in the sane offense over and over again.
That's fact= credibility

 

[Beast_from_East]

Dak will forever be known as the stats regular season QB

When it matters against good teams and the playoffs he’s a total dud

/facts

Not saying Dak is all that great, but the Lions are considered a good team while the Chiefs and Eagles are not?

oooookaaaaayyyyy

 

[Wangchung83]

I feel like I watched a different game them some of you guys. Dak made a few bad throws but he was the least of their problems last night.

Well least of problem, means he was still one of the problems. He is seed ceedee twice, then threw the ball where ceedee had to try acrobatics that got him concussed and posturing. Dak ducks and he's the only one here since 2016. We've heard all the excuses, time to own up to reality, just not good enough.

 

[Wangchung83]

Your whole post lost credibility when you said we could be in the same spot with Cooper Rush.

Cooper Rush could barely average over 140, 150 yards per game and does not in any way have atleast average arm strength for an NFL quarterback. Did you see Cooper Rush with the Ravens this year? Absolutely trash juice.

Dak isn't elite, but he's a perennial top ten quarterback, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, and he's top 3 of every quarterbacking category this year except for ints.

Cooper Rush spent most of his career bouncing on and off of practice squads. Cooper Rush name should NEVER be spoken in any sentence next to Dak's. If you really believe that Rush could be a full time starter at this level, then why haven't 31 other GMs or head coaches saw what you've seen in Cooper Rush?

Again.... Dak has been a perennial top ten quarterback his whole career when finishing a season healthy, he's become an All-Pro and MVP candidate, he is currently top 3 in every quarterbacking category.

Which one of these things on the paragraph above do you believe Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing like Dak has? There is not ONE accomplishment above that Cooper Rush is capable of accomplishing in any NFL offense.

But maybe you can point to one that Cooper Rush can..... I'll patiently wait.

I'm going to use yalls argument against you: How many NFC championships, Superbowl does Dak have vs Rush? O, Dak=Rush, so hush

 

[Wangchung83]

Team sport.

Team sport, includes that guy showing up to participate in first quarter

 

[CowboyoWales]

Nope, you're absolutely right. That was a team effort and he was the captain on offense.

Ok i'll agree with that, however, Dak's got to realise it's not all about him (the tantrum on the FG decision on 4th D). His best performance of the season came when he orchestrated the comeback win vrs Eggs, BECAUSE HE STAYED WITH A BALANCED RUN/PASS OFFENSE.
When Dak thinks he has to perform is when he puts too much internal pressure on himself and comes up short as it looks like he tenses up. Trust your team.

 

[GINeric]

Ok i'll agree with that, however, Dak's got to realise it's not all about him (the tantrum on the FG decision on 4th D). His best performance of the season came when he orchestrated the comeback win vrs Eggs, BECAUSE HE STAYED WITH A BALANCED RUN/PASS OFFENSE.
When Dak thinks he has to perform is when he puts too much internal pressure on himself and comes up short as it looks like he tenses up. Trust your team.

Thats a fair take, I respect it.

However.... Dak had to perform against the Eagles and Chiefs in two games that were sorely needed to win. You don't think he put pressure on himself in those games? He certainly didn't come up short.

 

[GINeric]

I'm going to use yalls argument against you: How many NFC championships, Superbowl does Dak have vs Rush? O, Dak=Rush, so hush

No problem, thats cool.

So according to your logic, Trent Dilfer and Nick Foles had better careers and were better than Dan Marino and Jim Kelly because Foles and Dilfer won Superbowls and Kelly and Marino didn't.

According to your logic, Colin Kaepernick was a much better quarterback than Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson currently are, because Kaepernick did something they were never able to do. Kaepernick led his team to a Superbowl.

Jimmy Garoppolo is 4-0 vs Aaron Rodgers head to head. So obviously Garoppolo was a better quarterback than Aaron Rodgers.

Again according to your logic, everything i stated above is correct, right?

 

[Captain-Crash]

Meltdowns in January happens to the best of them sometimes. Just ask Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen. They're considered elite.

Let's add in coaching meltdowns and also team wide meltdowns that affect the overall goal. Dak isn't excused from the blame that he actually deserves, but remember that first 49ers playoff game when we racked up 14, 15 penalties?

Last i checked, Dak didn't commit any of them. With that said, in that particular game.... there isn't a quarterback in history that could help his team win after 14, 15 penalties vs that number one ranked 49ers defense in that playoff game.

There's more facts over feelings my guy!

‘Meltdowns happen to everyone’… sure.
But with Dak, they don’t happen sometimes — they happen every January, every year. That’s the difference.

Lamar had a bad playoff game.
Allen had a bad playoff game.
Mahomes has had bad playoff games.

But they also have playoff runs. Multiple wins. Championship games. Clutch moments.
Dak’s entire postseason résumé is one wild card win in eight years.

That’s not ‘elite QBs mess up too.’
That’s a consistent pattern.

And the penalty excuse?
Every team has sloppy games. The great QBs overcome them — or at least keep their team competitive. Dak’s offense scored 7 points in three quarters that night before the desperation rally started.

Saying ‘he didn’t commit the penalties’ doesn’t change the fact that he didn’t elevate the team, either.

It’s simple:

Other top QBs have occasional playoff meltdowns.
Dak has annual ones.
That’s facts > feelings, my guy

 

[yunkie1970]

Sorry but if you dont got a good D ,you cant win big games ,look at KC ,in the last 3 years there at around 22 point a game,ther D thisbyesr isnt as good and they not make it ,is mahomes getting old?