Dak Prescott last 20 pass attempts vs. Ravens

[JohnnyCulbreth]

Our Quarterback's last 20 passes vs the #1 overall defense in the league. This starts with 1:16 left in the 2nd Quarter down 3 points.

1. 8 yards to Beasley
2. 16 yards to Bryant
3. 26 yards to Bryant
4. 8 yards to Dunbar
5. 4 yards to Witten
6. 6 yards to Elliott
7. 9 yards to Bryant (3rd down)
8. 8 yards to Elliott
9. Incomplete to Escobar
10. 7 yards to Witten (3rd down)
11. 4 yards to Bryant (TD)
12. 6 yards to Witten
13. 17 yards to Elliott (3rd down)
14. 11 yards to Witten
15. 9 yards to Witten
16. 14 yards to Escobar
17. 13 yards to Bryant (TD)
18. 17 yards to Beasley (3rd down)
19. 8 yards to Butler
20. 17 yards to Beasley
(END GAME)

19/20, 208 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT

I'm not much of a stats guy, I'm more of a W and L guy, but this is pretty. Enjoy!

 

[Proof]

That was so incredibly impressive. It's ridiculous

 

[waldoputty]

Our Quarterbacks last 20 passes vs the #1 overall defense in the league. This starts with 1:16 left in the 2nd Quarter down 3 points.

1. 8 yards to Beasley
2. 16 yards to Bryant
3. 26 yards to Bryant
4. 8 yards to Dunbar
5. 4 yards to Witten
6. 6 yards to Elliott
7. 9 yards to Bryant (3rd down)
8. 8 yards to Elliott
9. Incomplete to Escobar
10. 7 yards to Witten (3rd down)
11. 4 yards to Bryant (TD)
12. 6 yards to Witten
13. 17 yards to Elliott (3rd down)
14. 11 yards to Witten
15. 9 yards to Witten
16. 14 yards to Escobar
17. 13 yards to Bryant (TD)
18. 17 yards to Beasley (3rd down)
19. 8 yards to Butler
20. 17 yards to Beasley
(END GAME)

19/20, 208 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT

I'm not much of a stats guy, I'm more of a W and L guy, but this is pretty. Enjoy!

whose fault was it on the incomplete to Escobar.
totally unacceptable.

 

[NoLuv4Jerry]

whose fault was it on the incomplete to Escobar.
totally unacceptable.

Escobar is "big for no reason". He is not physical. He is not violent. You have to decide when the ball is coming that the ball belongs to you and nobody else. Was it an easy play? No. But did Escobar have a better chance of catching vs not catching it? Yes!

 

[JohnnyCulbreth]

whose fault was it on the incomplete to Escobar.
totally unacceptable.

I'm pretty sure Dak hit him right in the hands too.

 

[packpitts]

whose fault was it on the incomplete to Escobar.
totally unacceptable.

LMAO

 

[aikemirv]

Escobar is "big for no reason". He is not physical. He is not violent. You have to decide when the ball is coming that the ball belongs to you and nobody else. Was it an easy play? No. But did Escobar have a better chance of catching vs not catching it? Yes!

Dez would make that play. Escobar, not so much!

 

[DFWJC]

It was basically a 7 on 7 drill. The Baltimore dline was whipped.
Literally dropping back as if it was practice. Zero pressure.
But the WRs were being covered, so even in 7 on 7, you have to get the ball to them.

What amazes me is his patience.
Just taking what they are freely giving him and marching methodically down the field.
This is a big play league and normally a defense will eventfully make you pay for needing so many plays to get down the field each time.
But not in this case. Very patient and impressive.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

The crazy thing was he made it look easy.




YR

 

[DTown214]

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[ConstantReboot]

Escobar is "big for no reason". He is not physical. He is not violent. You have to decide when the ball is coming that the ball belongs to you and nobody else. Was it an easy play? No. But did Escobar have a better chance of catching vs not catching it? Yes!

I hate that we drafted him. We could have had Laveon Bell.

 

[NoLuv4Jerry]

Dez would make that play. Escobar, not so much!

Dez is the ONLY player on this roster that would make the play. Which is why it is crazy talk when people want to "move on from him". If we find ourselves in a position like we did in Green Bay in 2014....Dez was the only choice then...and he is the only choice now. You have to have somebody on the team that gives the QB confidence to take a chance by throwing the ball and TRUSTING the WR to make a play. Dez is that guy for Dallas.

 

[Proof]

It was basically a 7 on 7 drill. The Baltimore dline was whipped.
Literally dropping back as if it was practice. Zero pressure.
But the WRs were being covered, so even in 7 on 7, you have to get the ball to them.

What amazes me is his patience.
Just taking what they are freely giving him and marching methodically down the field.
This is a big play league and normally a defense will eventfully make you pay for needing so many plays to get down the field each time.
But not in this case. Very patient and impressive.

Yeah, Sturm touched on that. The homeruns are nice but can be taken away. It's very difficult to stop methodical, consistent, chaining moving plays. Seems like the recipe for sustained success.

On the flip side that's two weeks in a row where after continuing that type of play, Dak went big on third down(Dez TD last week, big play to Butler this week). Can't rave about him enough

 

[TINGS21]

Escobar is "big for no reason". He is not physical. He is not violent. You have to decide when the ball is coming that the ball belongs to you and nobody else. Was it an easy play? No. But did Escobar have a better chance of catching vs not catching it? Yes!

Escobar showed us why he has played so little this year. I thought his biggest mistake was right after Witten had to leave the game for a couple of plays and we ran a run left and Escobar was lined up on the right side. All he had to do was get in his guys way and he totally missed the block and his guy was able to wrap Zeke up at the LOS

 

[Proof]

Escobar showed us why he has played so little this year. I thought his biggest mistake was right after Witten had to leave the game for a couple of plays and we ran a run left and Escobar was lined up on the right side. All he had to do was get in his guys way and he totally missed the block and his guy was able to wrap Zeke up at the LOS

Escobar legit sucks. Shame.

 

[erod]

Same story, different game.

Dak starts out just awful. Then, as the game wears on and the offensive line and running game start to impose their will, he settles in and starts hitting passes. It's a thing of beauty.

I want to see him coming out of the chute better, but from a rookie, he's playing well when it matters, so it's all good.

 

[waldoputty]

I hate that we drafted him. We could have had Laveon Bell.

Was there not a DE that could have been had - if so, just too sad

 

[waldoputty]

Escobar legit sucks. Shame.

lets hope Rico time is coming sooner than later

 

[Proof]

lets hope Rico time is coming sooner than later

I honestly have no clue what to expect from him, but I am excited

 

[JD_KaPow]

They were really missing Jimmy Smith. Once our big boys tired out their pass rush, their back end just couldn't hold up.