News: Dak Prescott has hit his ceiling as a quarterback

I blame Linehan and Garrett for not trying to score with a top 5 back in Elliott from 4 yards out. I would've run it 4 times in that situation.
 
ShiningStar said:
its like people get their thinking from the numbers and not by the play.

Media: Such and such qb is better than Troy Aikman because they have better numbers.

Me: no you pin head, Troy put winning before him, so if it meant handing off the ball to beat on the defense with Emmitt, guess what, Troy was about the team winning not his stats.
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yeah but the article and top post support your point
 
CCBoy said:
Take your prep attitude, insult, and get back to playing in the street...can't hang.

Up front, unlike yourself, I don't and haven't had a problem with Dak. If YOU can't discuss something, stay out of a conversation...or just shut up.

Deep throws are a weakness by him...and Dak has a pretty low percentage success rate. Do SOME of the work and provide some of your OWN stats...own up!
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I gave you specific reasons why Dak has suffered throwing deep this season... because of serious lack of weapons at the WR and TE positions. He's also had to play behind a porous and injury riddled Oline that leads the league in giving up sacks and QB pressure. Yet, you can't refute that but come out with your personal attacks? Just shut up before you make yourself sound more foolish.
 
One of the best examples of Prescott’s lack of development from Thursday’s win over Washington was late in the second quarter. Dallas had the ball on the Commanders four-yard line with 1:42 left in the first half, and the score tied at seven...

When you have one of the best backs in the league, why come out throwing the ball on the 4 yard line?
 
DHCBF66 said:
One of the best examples of Prescott’s lack of development from Thursday’s win over Washington was late in the second quarter. Dallas had the ball on the Commanders four-yard line with 1:42 left in the first half, and the score tied at seven...

When you have one of the best backs in the league, why come out throwing the ball on the 4 yard line?
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Because Scott Linehan is a moron.
 
Scotman said:
I can't believe we've kept our QB coach. If you've got all your eggs in the Dak as QB basket, why in the world wouldn't you hire a top-flight QB coach?
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And who is a top-flight QB coach? This whole "OMG THE QB COACH SUCKS" narrative is old and silly.
 
CCBoy said:
Dak Prescott has hit his ceiling as a quarterback

https://thelandryhat.com/2018/11/23/dak-prescott-hit-ceiling-quarterback/


...The numbers indicate Prescott is having a slightly better season in Year Three than in 2017, with a higher passer rating (93.2), completion percentage (65.2) and only five interceptions through 11 games. Still, anyone who watched Prescott play against the Washington Commanders on Thanksgiving saw the young quarterback’s shortcomings.

The 25-year old still struggles with accuracy, overthrowing his receivers at times and sending passes into the turf on others. Prescott’s vision as a passer must also be questioned as he’s often very slow in making his reads, requiring extra time in the pocket his patchwork offensive line is often unable to give him.

One of the best examples of Prescott’s lack of development from Thursday’s win over Washington was late in the second quarter. Dallas had the ball on the Commanders four-yard line with 1:42 left in the first half, and the score tied at seven...

...Prescott and this coaching staff in Dallas have had three years to improve his fundamentals, his footwork, his accuracy and his vision as a passer. And, for the most part, all we’ve seen is a regression from his rookie season. Prescott continues to show us who he is and who he isn’t. Maybe it’s time more people started believing in the player that he is, and not the one they hope he’ll become.
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Spot on
 
America's Cowboy said:
Gallup has potential but he needs to step it up already. Yesterday, he had 6 targets, only 2 catches and 2 drops with a total of 19 yards receiving. Not exactly elite talent results.
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Dak was 3-5 yards short on the deep pass to seal the game when the only option there should have been long-missed Amari deep the week before.
 
Scotman said:
I can't believe we've kept our QB coach. If you've got all your eggs in the Dak as QB basket, why in the world wouldn't you hire a top-flight QB coach?
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Every one has to be comfortable. They aren't going to bring in some outsider to shake things up. Richard is already making people uneasy.
 
aikemirv said:
Dak was 3-5 yards short on the deep pass to seal the game when the only option there should have been long-missed Amari deep the week before.
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You expect Dak to be 100% perfect??? He has thrown for over 70% completions percentages the past 2 weeks. Every QB misses some throws.
 
DakBringMeBack said:
That site hasn’t been relevant for years. They want your Black Friday clicks.

This is merely good football by Prescott. Not his ceiling. It’s silly of them to declare it his ceiling if he’s had a season like 2016.

He’s a young QB developing. If Eli Manning can win two Super Bowls; so can prescott. Landry Hat won’t get my clicks today or ever. They’re bleacher report without a team stream app lol
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Even Bleacher Report has gained some legitimacy over the last couple of years.
 
CCBoy said:
Dak Prescott has hit his ceiling as a quarterback

https://thelandryhat.com/2018/11/23/dak-prescott-hit-ceiling-quarterback/


...The numbers indicate Prescott is having a slightly better season in Year Three than in 2017, with a higher passer rating (93.2), completion percentage (65.2) and only five interceptions through 11 games. Still, anyone who watched Prescott play against the Washington Commanders on Thanksgiving saw the young quarterback’s shortcomings.

The 25-year old still struggles with accuracy, overthrowing his receivers at times and sending passes into the turf on others. Prescott’s vision as a passer must also be questioned as he’s often very slow in making his reads, requiring extra time in the pocket his patchwork offensive line is often unable to give him.

One of the best examples of Prescott’s lack of development from Thursday’s win over Washington was late in the second quarter. Dallas had the ball on the Commanders four-yard line with 1:42 left in the first half, and the score tied at seven...

...Prescott and this coaching staff in Dallas have had three years to improve his fundamentals, his footwork, his accuracy and his vision as a passer. And, for the most part, all we’ve seen is a regression from his rookie season. Prescott continues to show us who he is and who he isn’t. Maybe it’s time more people started believing in the player that he is, and not the one they hope he’ll become.
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28 wins and 15 losses over 3 years. I'd like to believe that win percentage will continue because of the type of player that he is
 
America's Cowboy said:
You expect Dak to be 100% perfect??? He has thrown for over 70% completions percentages the past 2 weeks. Every QB misses some throws.
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Nope. Not at all. I had to watch 29 attempts for 145 yards and Thankfully Amari made 2 plays to blow it open. Dak sucked most all of the game and those 2 plays don’t change that at all.

Dak made 1 really good throw all game on the 90 yarder to Amari-everything else was pedestrian.
 
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