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You be clueless.And….we found out and it wasn’t even a playoff game.
You be clueless.And….we found out and it wasn’t even a playoff game.
All lies from you as usual.What happened to this QBR leading QB you all are exaggerating about last night? He should have shown his ID to the Detroit defense.
He stumbled and bumbled and crumbled, and thank Aubrey or it would have been a big goose egg in the first half. Never recovered. He had the deer in the headlights look. Is this gonna hurt his MVP chances?
Reservations? This doesn't look like reservations, you think he's MVP before last game.lollove to see it. i had my reservations on if he could continue to improve this late in his career w/ all the baggage associated, and i'm really happy that he's stepped up. hopefully it translates to some long overdue success
Exactly . dak always folds against good teamsWhat happened to this QBR leading QB you all are exaggerating about last night? He should have shown his ID to the Detroit defense.
He stumbled and bumbled and crumbled, and thank Aubrey or it would have been a big goose egg in the first half. Never recovered. He had the deer in the headlights look. Is this gonna hurt his MVP chances?
No, it can’t. Not without a cap hit. Trading may lessen the cap hit. I welcome them trading Dak. You can’t look at a contract in a vacuum of one year. The Eagles get out of it because they front load. Dak’s cap hit keeps escalating. If theyNo you really don't. I have seen a lot of big contracts that did not have a ton of guaranteed money allowing the player to be cut and they never see the money because it was back loaded.
You can also wisely structure it with a way out by trading them. Dumb Jerry keeps giving the no trade clause to Dak. However, the Eagles have gotten out of some of their bigger contracts by trading players before they have declined and still had value.
Jerry would rather keep the player, when they are highly compensated, but are on the downside of their career.
We don't have a wise GM, that is willing to make smart decisions.
The reality is and only thing that matters is the current salary cap hit for that year. Next year's can be adjusted and or changed.
that is simply not true. The only thing that matters is not just the current year and it can’t just be “adjusted.” The fact is Dak has the highest contract in guaranteed money and that can’t be changed unless he takes a pay cut, the money will all come due. The only option is cutting or trading which incurs huge amounts of dead money.No you really don't. I have seen a lot of big contracts that did not have a ton of guaranteed money allowing the player to be cut and they never see the money because it was back loaded.
You can also wisely structure it with a way out by trading them. Dumb Jerry keeps giving the no trade clause to Dak. However, the Eagles have gotten out of some of their bigger contracts by trading players before they have declined and still had value.
Jerry would rather keep the player, when they are highly compensated, but are on the downside of their career.
We don't have a wise GM, that is willing to make smart decisions.
The reality is and only thing that matters is the current salary cap hit for that year. Next year's can be adjusted and or changed.
^THIS...No, it can’t. Not without a cap hit. Trading may lessen the cap hit. I welcome them trading Dak. You can’t look at a contract in a vacuum of one year. The Eagles get out of it because they front load. Dak’s cap hit keeps escalating. If they
that is simply not true. The only thing that matters is not just the current year and it can’t just be “adjusted.” The fact is Dak has the highest contract in guaranteed money and that can’t be changed unless he takes a pay cut, the money will all come due. The only option is cutting or trading which incurs huge amounts of dead money.
After all guaranteed money is paid they can cut him and save money, until then the whole contact matters. It’s why Dak would only sign 4 year contracts.
Yes, it’s a terrible contract. After the first terrible contract. Even with Josh Allen signing a year after him he still has the largest contract in league history. And I think even Dak homers can agree that they would prefer Josh Allen over Dak.^THIS...
its a horrendous contract .
Watch and see what happens to Mahomes contract.No, it can’t. Not without a cap hit. Trading may lessen the cap hit. I welcome them trading Dak. You can’t look at a contract in a vacuum of one year. The Eagles get out of it because they front load. Dak’s cap hit keeps escalating. If they
that is simply not true. The only thing that matters is not just the current year and it can’t just be “adjusted.” The fact is Dak has the highest contract in guaranteed money and that can’t be changed unless he takes a pay cut, the money will all come due. The only option is cutting or trading which incurs huge amounts of dead money.
After all guaranteed money is paid they can cut him and save money, until then the whole contact matters. It’s why Dak would only sign 4 year contracts.
uhh what? prior to this season i had had reservations, as this season has unfolded i've seen he was capable. not difficult to understand. also I said stafford is the mvp frontrunner just that Dak was also deservingly in the conversation. (Prior to the Detroit debacle) Need anything else spelled out for you?Reservations? This doesn't look like reservations, you think he's MVP before last game.lol
Post in thread 'Dak leads NFL in Total QBR'
https://cowboyszone.com/threads/dak-leads-nfl-in-total-qbr.540695/post-14559030
It's not very helpful for people to do "either or". It's not "dak is a god" nor is it "dak is the whole reason we lose".You hush your mouth or you will vilified by the DDS crew here. He sucks, and that must be the end of it.
He’s as good as our record and his playoff performances …… the rest is meaningless.Hmm, I guess this means he's pretty good?
We see the team results when his defense is merely "average" and not "historically awful."
https://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr
1. Dak
2. Mahomes
3. Love
4. Maye
5. Stafford
Uh-huh.He’s as good as our record and his playoff performances …… the rest is meaningless.
I think allowing THAT many points defensively, week after week supersedes any mistakes the offense may have made in specific drives.It's not very helpful for people to do "either or". It's not "dak is a god" nor is it "dak is the whole reason we lose".
Dak himself has certainluy played well enough for us to win. But he is not above any form of criticism.
I think not scoring any TDs in the 1st half, forcing 5 FGs, and zero points in the final two possessions...is worthy of some criticism at the offense.
But our defense though....sheesh!
"supercedes"? Sure. "supercede" does not mean dismiss or free pass.I think allowing THAT many points defensively, week after week supersedes any mistakes the offense may have made in specific drives.
You should try to read my post slower."supercedes"? Sure. "supercede" does not mean dismiss or free pass.
I am saying the offense did them no favors. Same old story...a slow start by the offense...get behind early..then ONLY blame the (crappy) defense? Too little too late...and then zero points on the last two possessions. NOT elite.
It worked out with Philly....but most of the time...it doesn't. It puts the (already bad) defense at a strategic disadvantage.
I won't put the offense on a pedestal just because the defense sucks. They simply MUST start stronger.
Yey....Great..Dakfanboys are happy. Daks regular season stats doen't matter to Cowboy fans. Cowboy fans want a Superbowl.Hmm, I guess this means he's pretty good?
We see the team results when his defense is merely "average" and not "historically awful."
https://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr
1. Dak
2. Mahomes
3. Love
4. Maye
5. Stafford
