All while playing under Jason Garrett and his pathetic staff.I'm not sure if there's a thread like this that exists, but I want to compile all of the good things we can possibly find about Dak. The reason for this is I honestly don't believe Cowboys fans understand just how important he is to our team, or how much he's already accomplished in his short career.
Please post positive Dak stats/facts. For example:
Last Season Dak did the following in the Red Zone:
16 TD's
0 INT's
Most Consecutive Starts By a Cowboys QB Ever:
1) 64 - Prescott
2) 47 - Romo
3) 43 - Staubach
4) 41 - Staubach
5) 34 - Aikman
Most Completions of 30+ yards in last two seasons:
1) Mahomes - 59
2) Prescott - 48
2) A Rodgers - 48
4) Watson - 47
Crazy Stat About Prescott:
- During his career, he's 10-6 in the first 4 games of the season
- Games 5-8, he's 10-6
- Games 9-12, he's 10-6
- The final quarter collective, 10-6
Dak Prescott on throws of 20 yards or more:
18-52
735 yards
8 TD’s
2 INT’s
106.57 passer rating (league average on 20+ yard throws is 81)
Dak Prescott (2018)
• More total touchdowns (28) than
Aaron Rodgers
• Better QB rating (96.9) than
Ben Roethlisberger
• Better TD-INT (2.75-1) ratio than
Tom Brady
• More total yards (4,190) than
Drew Brees
• Better completion % (67.7%) than
Patrick Mahomes
You forgot the 7 dropped passes by our WRs (some were drive killers) and the 1 fumble inside the Eagles 30 by Pollard.
Once again, it's no surprise you left off these facts.
Two guys that never won and will never win a Super Bowl, further proving that statistics are meaningless...
Two guys that never won and will never win a Super Bowl, further proving that statistics are meaningless...
Let's see...Well he played in 16/16 regular season games in four seasons and played in 15/16 regular season games over two seasons. He didn't have the Oline that Prescott has had over the past 4 years except in 2014 and defenders could leave one on the QB back then so Romo took his punishment yet still played in all of the aforementioned games.
Is your point that Romo is weak or not prepared to take hits? If so, perhaps you should revisit the 49ers game where he came back in to the game and secured the W after fracturing ribs.
Again it's a Dak lover that brings Romo in to the argument. Just let the man commentate!
I'm delighted to have gone from 13-3 (Zeke Year) to 8-8 and having an in-between of 10-6 and 9-7 without any major injuries I might add .....and with 1 playoff win!
We are after all the Detriot Lions right????
P.S. I'm surprised with soooooo little talent around him Dak has managed even those wins!!!
You missed the point. I'm not disagreeing with you that Dak has not won nearly as much as we have all liked. But he still averages a 10-6 for his career, which is still well above a winning record. But that's obviously not good enough for you, so who do you propose we get that we have a realistic chance of acquiring AND can guarantee us a higher winning percentage? And I want a GUARANTEE, not a personal imagining.
And I don't know what you're saying about no major injuries. He lost Tyron Smith (his main protection) for the Falcons and Eagles in 2017 (two games that left us out of the playoffs), so you can't blame him for playing 1 against 4 Defensive Linemen, lost Travis Frederick for the entire 2018 and got sacked 58 times, (far more than any other point of his career) and still fought his way to a winning record. And when you say he had talent, he had a questionable defense for most of his career who gives up 30 points in each playoff loss, bums for receivers for a majority of 2018, and in 2017 his top target was a seriously declining Dez Bryant, well washed up after that and injury plagued, and......... then.....this current version of Jason Witten.
Nailed it!You missed the point. I'm not disagreeing with you that Dak has not won nearly as much as we have all liked. But he still averages a 10-6 for his career, which is still well above a winning record. But that's obviously not good enough for you, so who do you propose we get that we have a realistic chance of acquiring AND can guarantee us a higher winning percentage? And I want a GUARANTEE, not a personal imagining.
And I don't know what you're saying about no major injuries. He lost Tyron Smith (his main protection) for the Falcons and Eagles in 2017 (two games that left us out of the playoffs), so you can't blame him for playing 1 against 4 Defensive Linemen, lost Travis Frederick for the entire 2018 and got sacked 58 times, (far more than any other point of his career) and still fought his way to a winning record. And when you say he had talent, he had a questionable defense for most of his career who gives up 30 points in each playoff loss, bums for receivers for a majority of 2018, and in 2017 his top target was a seriously declining Dez Bryant, well washed up after that and injury plagued, and.............this current version of Jason Witten.
Damn, nice breakdown. All great points!!
and neither one has played in a SB !!
the only problem with all this is that he doesnt do it enough or in key situations.Highest passer rating for throws beyond 30 yards in 2019.
Highest QBR of all QB’s in the 2018 playoffs (2 games played).
Dak has 21 rushing TD’s in 4 seasons. That’s an average of over 4 rushing TD’s per season.
He also has an additional 2 rushing TD’s in 3 playoff games.
That makes him an incredible redzone rushing threat from the QB position. As good as some of the best.
for a comparison, Michael Vick had 36 rushing Td’s in his entire career for regular season games and 1 rushing TD in the playoffs.
I am not arguing that Dak is a better runner than Vick was in totality, He isn’t, but that should highlight how good Dak is at running in the redzone and running the ball for a TD.
If Dak maintains his current pace he will have more
Rushing TD’s than Vick’s entire career in less than 4 more seasons.
The only QB better at rushing for TD’s in recent history that I can think of is Cam Newton.
Last season, Dak Prescott and the Cowboys were 1-6 against playoff teams and 7-2 against non-playoff teams.
Dak threw for an even 8 TD-8 Int in their games against playoff teams, and 22 TD-3 Int against non-playoff team
He's easily able to beat up on the poor teams; a 22:3 TD to interception ratio is excellent no matter the competition, but in high pressure situations, he hasn't been able to prove that he's the man for the job.
and neither one has played in a SB !!
You know what’s really boring? Your post history.Even the most boring QBs can have their flashy moment.
Let's see...
COWBOYS OLINE RANKINGS (RUN / PASS) BY YEAR:
YEAR: RUN BLOCKING RANK / PASS PROTECTION RANK
2006: 7 / 23
2007: 15 / 7
2008: 18 / 13
2009: 2 / 16
2010: 12 / 11
2011: 9 / 13
2012: 22 / 11
2013: 4 / 10
2014: 1 / 16
2015: 6 / 19
2016: 4 / 13
2017: 4 / 15
2018: 8 / 28
2019: 2 / 2
https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/offensive-line/2006
For argument's sake, I'm only going to compare averages in the pass protection section for Romo (black colored numbers) and Dak (blue colored numbers).
Romo's Pass Protection Oline Career Rankings Average comes out to a: 13.9 ranking average
Dak's Pass Protection Oline Career Rankings Average comes out to a: 14.5 ranking average
Romo had a better average rank pass protecting Oline to play with during his 10 seasons as QB, compared to Dak's 4 seasons so far.
Clearly, Romo had on average as good or better pass protection than Dak has had so far.
you must be a Garrett guy