@Streetwise Look man, when I made the original post in comparing Dak to other QB's, I never once said Dak was better than or on pace to be the next Tom Brady!
If you're being honest with yourself, you'll admit to this forum being littered with guys that constantly say that Dak "CAN'T" play well against winning teams and that he
pads his stats against lesser competition. The latter is true, Dak does pad his stats against some inferior teams, but this is kind of what QB's do in general right?
So that leaves me with the original stats I posted that broke down Prescott's winning percentage so far in his career against winning teams. I think if you look closely
at the metric provided it does indeed show that Prescott as the Qb of the Cowboys compares well against some pretty good Qb's in far as how his team has fared against
winning teams when it comes to his overall body of work in his short career.
When I said Prescott was looking to be going at an elite pace against winning teams percentage wise I meant what I said. I know it seems like shock value to the Betty Davis Eyes crowd whom eyes don't lie, but the facts are the facts thus far and that can't be taken away from Dak. I see a Qb in Dak that is durable, studious, talented and most of all a great leader, while some of you see a guy whom cant will the team to win by his lonesome. You see, out of all the Super Bowls I've watched in my life the one thing that sticks out in my mind is it's not the Qb that wins it, but the team and the coaches. Romo was a very good Qb, but the team always had weaknesses that prevented them from reaching their goals. Look at the patriots last super bowl victory for example, it was all defense, Brady didn't throw one touchdown, and in fact he looked pretty bad most of the game.
All I'm saying is, for every argument you can make a counter argument can be made available. The reason we argue about Dak is because we all know he is good and has some abilities, the difference is, some of us really believe in those abilities and believe he is our best overall player.