Dak Prescott is poised to break several Dallas Cowboys franchise passing records in 2025

[Ranching]

I am not so important that you have to call me out with "you" twice.

So, what did you, you, you, do?

 

[StarOfGlory]

I have no idea where all that came from. There is nothing wrong the OL. If you don't feel there is a WR2 on the roster that's fine the Cowboys will likely add another. And they will add a RB1 in the next 6 months also.

So no, he won't legitimately get killed this year.

Really? Have you seen the tackles?

 

[StarOfGlory]

Nope!!! But everyone in the Hall of Fame don't have rings.... so how did they get in there if stats didn't matter??


To clear things up, I'm not in ANY WAY..... saying Dak is a HOFer.

With that said, Nick Foles, Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson and a few others have been given rings.... why aren't they in the HOF?

It's all about the rings, correct?

Nick Foles might not be in the Hall of Fame but his jersey and shoes are!
https://www.profootballhof.com/news/2013/11/news-foles-history-noted-in-canton/

 

[Dakota]

I believe with enough garbage time stats this year Dak will break every Dallas QB record. My only question is, will the garbage time stats come as a result of being significantly ahead or significantly behind. I'm hoping for significantly ahead.

 

[kskboys]

Roger, Troy and Drew would have had more completions, if that's what they were asked to do...and if they had more games per season. They won the way they had to win, just as they probably would do in today's league.

NFL passing yards leaders:

1970: 2,941
1971: 3,075
1972: 2,816
73: 3,219
74: 2,667
75: 3,169
76: 3,104
77: 2,803
78: 3,468
79: 4, 082
80: 4,715

Think, people. Stats are only relevant to the era in which a player played. Comparing passing stats from today to an era where the top passer was around 3,000 yds is just dumb.

Dak is around the 6th best QB we've had.

 

[America's Cowboy]

NFL passing yards leaders:

1970: 2,941
1971: 3,075
1972: 2,816
73: 3,219
74: 2,667
75: 3,169
76: 3,104
77: 2,803
78: 3,468
79: 4, 082
80: 4,715

Think, people. Stats are only relevant to the era in which a player played. Comparing passing stats from today to an era where the top passer was around 3,000 yds is just dumb.

Dak is around the 6th best QB we've had.

Respectfully disagree, K.

You should have included every year from 1979 till today. It shows since 1979, the average passing yards leaders were around 4,500. That means there wasn't much of a difference in passing yards from 1979 through today.

Year	Player	Yds	Tm
2024	Joe Burrow (27)	4,918	CIN
2023	Tua Tagovailoa (25)	4,624	MIA
2022	Patrick Mahomes (26)	5,250	KAN
2021	Tom Brady (44)	5,316	TAM
2020	Deshaun Watson (24)	4,823	HOU
2019	Jameis Winston (25)	5,109	TAM
2018	Ben Roethlisberger (36)	5,129	PIT
2017	Tom Brady (40)	4,577	NWE
2016	Drew Brees (37)	5,208	NOR
2015	Drew Brees (36)	4,870	NOR
2014	Drew Brees (35)	4,952	NOR
2014	Ben Roethlisberger (32)	4,952	PIT
2013	Peyton Manning+ (37)	5,477	DEN
2012	Drew Brees (33)	5,177	NOR
2011	Drew Brees (32)	5,476	NOR
2010	Philip Rivers (28)	4,710	SDG
2009	Matt Schaub (28)	4,770	HOU
2008	Drew Brees (29)	5,069	NOR
2007	Tom Brady (30)	4,806	NWE
2006	Drew Brees (27)	4,418	NOR
2005	Tom Brady (28)	4,110	NWE
2004	Daunte Culpepper (27)	4,717	MIN
2003	Peyton Manning+ (27)	4,267	IND
2002	Rich Gannon (36)	4,689	OAK
2001	Kurt Warner+ (30)	4,830	STL
2000	Peyton Manning+ (24)	4,413	IND
1999	Steve Beuerlein (34)	4,436	CAR
1998	Brett Favre+ (28)	4,212	GNB
1997	Jeff George (29)	3,917	OAK
1996	Mark Brunell (25)	4,367	JAX
1995	Brett Favre+ (25)	4,413	GNB
1994	Drew Bledsoe (22)	4,555	NWE
1993	John Elway+ (33)	4,030	DEN
1992	Dan Marino+ (30)	4,116	MIA
1991	Warren Moon+ (34)	4,690	HOU
1990	Warren Moon+ (33)	4,689	HOU
1989	Don Majkowski (25)	4,318	GNB
1988	Dan Marino+ (26)	4,434	MIA
1987	Neil Lomax (28)	3,387	STL
1986	Dan Marino+ (24)	4,746	MIA
1985	Dan Marino+ (23)	4,137	MIA
1984	Dan Marino+ (22)	5,084	MIA
1983	Lynn Dickey (33)	4,458	GNB
1982	Dan Fouts+ (31)	2,883	SDG
1981	Dan Fouts+ (30)	4,802	SDG
1980	Dan Fouts+ (29)	4,715	SDG
1979	Dan Fouts+ (28)	4,082	SDG

 

[gtb1943]

Respectfully disagree, K.

You should have included every year from 1979 till today. It shows since 1979, the average passing yards leaders were around 4,500. That means there wasn't much of a difference in passing yards from 1979 through today.

Year	Player	Yds	Tm
2024	Joe Burrow (27)	4,918	CIN
2023	Tua Tagovailoa (25)	4,624	MIA
2022	Patrick Mahomes (26)	5,250	KAN
2021	Tom Brady (44)	5,316	TAM
2020	Deshaun Watson (24)	4,823	HOU
2019	Jameis Winston (25)	5,109	TAM
2018	Ben Roethlisberger (36)	5,129	PIT
2017	Tom Brady (40)	4,577	NWE
2016	Drew Brees (37)	5,208	NOR
2015	Drew Brees (36)	4,870	NOR
2014	Drew Brees (35)	4,952	NOR
2014	Ben Roethlisberger (32)	4,952	PIT
2013	Peyton Manning+ (37)	5,477	DEN
2012	Drew Brees (33)	5,177	NOR
2011	Drew Brees (32)	5,476	NOR
2010	Philip Rivers (28)	4,710	SDG
2009	Matt Schaub (28)	4,770	HOU
2008	Drew Brees (29)	5,069	NOR
2007	Tom Brady (30)	4,806	NWE
2006	Drew Brees (27)	4,418	NOR
2005	Tom Brady (28)	4,110	NWE
2004	Daunte Culpepper (27)	4,717	MIN
2003	Peyton Manning+ (27)	4,267	IND
2002	Rich Gannon (36)	4,689	OAK
2001	Kurt Warner+ (30)	4,830	STL
2000	Peyton Manning+ (24)	4,413	IND
1999	Steve Beuerlein (34)	4,436	CAR
1998	Brett Favre+ (28)	4,212	GNB
1997	Jeff George (29)	3,917	OAK
1996	Mark Brunell (25)	4,367	JAX
1995	Brett Favre+ (25)	4,413	GNB
1994	Drew Bledsoe (22)	4,555	NWE
1993	John Elway+ (33)	4,030	DEN
1992	Dan Marino+ (30)	4,116	MIA
1991	Warren Moon+ (34)	4,690	HOU
1990	Warren Moon+ (33)	4,689	HOU
1989	Don Majkowski (25)	4,318	GNB
1988	Dan Marino+ (26)	4,434	MIA
1987	Neil Lomax (28)	3,387	STL
1986	Dan Marino+ (24)	4,746	MIA
1985	Dan Marino+ (23)	4,137	MIA
1984	Dan Marino+ (22)	5,084	MIA
1983	Lynn Dickey (33)	4,458	GNB
1982	Dan Fouts+ (31)	2,883	SDG
1981	Dan Fouts+ (30)	4,802	SDG
1980	Dan Fouts+ (29)	4,715	SDG
1979	Dan Fouts+ (28)	4,082	SDG

there has not been a passing leader with less than 4000 yds since 1979
and as usual with Dak Bots you leave out some very important facts:
1978 is when the looser passing rules and defensive handcuffs really started to take shape. AND 1982 and 1987 were strike shortened seasons.
The average NFL leader for the last forty years has been pushing 5000 YARDS

 

[StarOfGlory]

Respectfully disagree, K.

You should have included every year from 1979 till today. It shows since 1979, the average passing yards leaders were around 4,500. That means there wasn't much of a difference in passing yards from 1979 through today.

Year	Player	Yds	Tm
2024	Joe Burrow (27)	4,918	CIN
2023	Tua Tagovailoa (25)	4,624	MIA
2022	Patrick Mahomes (26)	5,250	KAN
2021	Tom Brady (44)	5,316	TAM
2020	Deshaun Watson (24)	4,823	HOU
2019	Jameis Winston (25)	5,109	TAM
2018	Ben Roethlisberger (36)	5,129	PIT
2017	Tom Brady (40)	4,577	NWE
2016	Drew Brees (37)	5,208	NOR
2015	Drew Brees (36)	4,870	NOR
2014	Drew Brees (35)	4,952	NOR
2014	Ben Roethlisberger (32)	4,952	PIT
2013	Peyton Manning+ (37)	5,477	DEN
2012	Drew Brees (33)	5,177	NOR
2011	Drew Brees (32)	5,476	NOR
2010	Philip Rivers (28)	4,710	SDG
2009	Matt Schaub (28)	4,770	HOU
2008	Drew Brees (29)	5,069	NOR
2007	Tom Brady (30)	4,806	NWE
2006	Drew Brees (27)	4,418	NOR
2005	Tom Brady (28)	4,110	NWE
2004	Daunte Culpepper (27)	4,717	MIN
2003	Peyton Manning+ (27)	4,267	IND
2002	Rich Gannon (36)	4,689	OAK
2001	Kurt Warner+ (30)	4,830	STL
2000	Peyton Manning+ (24)	4,413	IND
1999	Steve Beuerlein (34)	4,436	CAR
1998	Brett Favre+ (28)	4,212	GNB
1997	Jeff George (29)	3,917	OAK
1996	Mark Brunell (25)	4,367	JAX
1995	Brett Favre+ (25)	4,413	GNB
1994	Drew Bledsoe (22)	4,555	NWE
1993	John Elway+ (33)	4,030	DEN
1992	Dan Marino+ (30)	4,116	MIA
1991	Warren Moon+ (34)	4,690	HOU
1990	Warren Moon+ (33)	4,689	HOU
1989	Don Majkowski (25)	4,318	GNB
1988	Dan Marino+ (26)	4,434	MIA
1987	Neil Lomax (28)	3,387	STL
1986	Dan Marino+ (24)	4,746	MIA
1985	Dan Marino+ (23)	4,137	MIA
1984	Dan Marino+ (22)	5,084	MIA
1983	Lynn Dickey (33)	4,458	GNB
1982	Dan Fouts+ (31)	2,883	SDG
1981	Dan Fouts+ (30)	4,802	SDG
1980	Dan Fouts+ (29)	4,715	SDG
1979	Dan Fouts+ (28)	4,082	SDG

Don't look at the average passing yards leaders, look at the average passing yards per team for a better overall look. The league didn't experience a team average of 200+ passing yards per game on a consistent basis until 1993, as 1992 was the final year NFL teams averaged less than 200 yards passing per game.

 

[Mark]

Passing yards are highly overrated; really no informative measure of a QB. I'd much rather have my team lead the league in rushing yards. Wasn't Jalen Hurts ranked something like 20th in passing yards this past season? And he's sitting at home with a Super Bowl ring. An incredible luxury to have a team that doesn't have to throw the ball a lot.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Don't look at the average passing yards leaders, look at the average passing yards per team for a better overall look. The league didn't experience a team average of 200+ passing yards per game on a consistent basis until 1993, as 1992 was the final year NFL teams averaged less than 200 yards passing per game.

Right, but that still doesn't mean those teams since 1979 were not capable of passing for 4,000+ yards since at least 1 or more did. Those other teams simply chose not to.

 

[gtb1943]

Right, but that still doesn't mean those teams since 1979 were not capable of passing for 4,000+ yards since at least 1 or more did. Those other teams simply chose not to.

1984 was the year Marino absolutely destroyed the NFL passing records. THAT really changed the NFL.
West Coast passing offense and others came into their own after that.

 

[gtb1943]

Still in the 4000s. You just don't want to admit I'm right.

you do not want to admit that you said 4000 originally
move the goalposts all you want but it does you no good

 

[5Stars]

Still in the 4000s. You just don't want to admit I'm right.

What has Dak's passing yards done for the Cowboys? The Dallas Cowboys, not the Dak Cowboys.

 

[America's Cowboy]

you do not want to admit that you said 4000 originally
move the goalposts all you want but it does you no good

YOU said 4,000. I said AVERAGE around 4,500.

 

[StarOfGlory]

Right, but that still doesn't mean those teams since 1979 were not capable of passing for 4,000+ yards since at least 1 or more did. Those other teams simply chose not to.

Those other teams may not have had the personnel or system to do so. You can’t simply assume every team chose not to.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Those other teams may not have had the personnel or system to do so. You can’t simply assume every team chose not to.

Once again, those other teams chose not to. Still proves they could have if they wanted to since several other teams did.

 

[5Stars]

You and the other hater brought up Dak, when no one was even thinking or talking about Dak. Dak lives in your minds 24/7.

Dak Prescott is poised to break several Dallas Cowboys franchise passing records in 2025​

Who started this thread? What was the thread about? You are bi-polar. Of course I mentioned Radio because you made the post!

The hell is wrong with you?

 

[khiladi]

Records or not, Dak will end his career as another "Cowboy great" who never won anything under Jerry and Stephen Jones. He can join Martin, Tyron, Witten, Romo, Zeke, Dez and dozens of other guys whose careers were wasted.

More like, that talent was wasted for the Jason Garrett training program at QB, Dak Prescott…

 

[khiladi]

Dak will forever be remembered as the biggest choker QB the Cowboys have every had. Nobody will think about any stupid regular season records.

Choker is being too nice.. he was just average, getting carried in a division that was in disarray for a long time. Hurts been to 2 SBs and Jayden Daniels in 1 year went way farther than Dak ever did and was their best player, not getting carried..

 

[5Stars]

Choker is being too nice.. he was just average, getting carried in a division that was in disarray for a long time. Hurts been to 2 SBs and Jayden Daniels in 1 year went way farther than Dak ever did and was their best player, not getting carried..

Why are you talking about Dak? lmao

Go find a post about him then talk about him! smdh lmao