Dak or Deshaun Watson. Stephen A defends Dak

[MRV52]

 

[Corso]

I dislike both of them. I don't even understand how Max got to be able to get in front of cameras.
He wasn't even good at talking about Boxing, which I though was his thing.

Stephen A... he's successful at what he does. Probably thinks he's bigger than what Rick Pitino thinks he is.
That's pretty big.

 

[DFWJC]

I said when Watson was coming out that in some ways he reminds me of Dak as far as intangibles.
Both really good guys who study and work hard.

 

[perrykemp]

Hard to not like Watson 2 1/2 games (of playing) into his young career.

Too early to draw comparisons.

 

[Redball Express]

Wow..

Over react much Stephen A?

He loves DAK but hates the Cowboys..

now there is a oximoron.

DAK is the Dallas Cowboys.

As is all the rest of the team.

 

[MRV52]

Wow..

Over react much Stephen A?

He loves DAK but hates the Cowboys..

now there is a oximoron.

DAK is the Dallas Cowboys.

As is all the rest..

You know as well as I, that in the end it's all about the ratings. Cowboys are talked about everyday in the media good and bad.

 

[Bleu Star]

Watson is looking special.... Kinda like Dak last year. Once the NFL adjusts to what they now have to deal with in Watson (like Dak this year) Watson will then have to really find his niche at the NFL level. Not to take anything away from what Watson is doing right now but I've seen it. Just saw it last year.

 

[Aven8]

I knew this was going to happen with him. Winners win. At any level. He and Dak are winners, but the past two NC games against Bama were so damn impressive, I'm not sure we will see that again.......well at least until January and the new Clemson QB does it at least! Lol

 

[erod]

Watson has a much better arm.

 

[TheCoolFan]

I'm a Texans hater but damn, Watson is looking like a superstar-in-the-making. We'll see how he does once he faces some better defenses (Titans and Pats are near the bottom of the league) but even then, the system he is in allows for him to succeed even more than Dak here IMO. We definitely don't have a Watt/Clowney on defense and Hopkins is playing like an elite WR. On top of that, the offense seems to be built to Watson's strengths so far...it resembles more of Russell Wilson and the Seahawks than Dak here.

 

[Ultra Warrior]

SAS on Witten: "He's like 7-Eleven. He's always open. Always."
One of the few times this dope is right. Heh.

 

[ShiningStar]

I'm a Texans hater but damn, Watson is looking like a superstar-in-the-making. We'll see how he does once he faces some better defenses (Titans and Pats are near the bottom of the league) but even then, the system he is in allows for him to succeed even more than Dak here IMO. We definitely don't have a Watt/Clowney on defense and Hopkins is playing like an elite WR. On top of that, the offense seems to be built to Watson's strengths so far...it resembles more of Russell Wilson and the Seahawks than Dak here.

you mean, let me get this right the coaches built an offense around their QB so their QB can succeed? wow.

 

[Section446]

Watson, way better pedigree.

 

[stilltheguru88]

Watson, way better pedigree.

 

[MRV52]

Happy for Watson, he is another great kid and wish him the best.

 

[VACowboy]

Watson was my favorite QB coming out of college last year, by far. I don’t know how anyone could watch him play in big game after big game and not come away thinking that he has everything it takes to be a superstar in the NFL. i’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, we never knew how good Tony Romo could be because he never played in an offense that helped him out at all, and I am afraid that Prescott is about to suffer the same fate. I’d love to see Dak in a Shanahan offense

 

[Section446]

Truth is always hard to accept.

 

[ryanbabs]

Watson: Warren Moon 2.0 who can run. Watch out!

 

[ChronicCowboy]

What’s wrong with Stephen A? He’s almost become a Cowboys apologist lately.

 

[stilltheguru88]

Truth is always hard to accept.

What makes his pedigree better?