Video: Dak Prescott Week 2 vs the Jets Analysis by The QB School

[erod]

i have no dog in this fight but jordan love, not brandon love.

and i think most these days use qbr vs passer rating.

Yikes, I do that all the time because I have a friend with that name. LOL

 

[stilltheguru]

i have no dog in this fight but jordan love, not brandon love.

and i think most these days use qbr vs passer rating.

He knows that nobody uses that rating system. He's just a bad troll

 

[SoCalBoy]

I've been watching this guy's work for a while. He's one of the best at analyzing quarterbacks.

 

[stilltheguru]

Yikes, I do that all the time because I have a friend with that name. LOL

Nah you just don't know anything about football. Nice try though

 

[DallasInDC]

I’m so sick of hearing about the ‘dropped interception’. If he’s charged for probably at least 7 interceptions last year that weren’t his fault, then a ‘dropped interception’ is nothing more than an incomplete pass.

Not to mention nobody mentions the dropped TDs or any other completion that would keep a drive alive.

 

[erod]

Nah you just don't know anything about football. Nice try though

Irony.

 

[stilltheguru]

Irony.

Not really

 

[Gambit]

Clarity.

Well, you succeeded, it's clear as mud.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Threw a dropped pick six.

Missed Ferguson wide open for a touchdown.

The suicide throws that almost got CeeDee, Pollard, and Gallup hurt.

The defense dominated, so it didn't matter.

C.

Perfect example of years long anxiety and hatred. ^^^^

 

[Nav22]

You want some stats? Here you go.

Brandon Love leads the NFL in passer rating. Yes, Brandon Love.

Kirk Cousins is second. He's 0-2.

Then it's Jared Goff, Russell Wilson, Gardner Minshew, and Baker Mayfield.

Will people please learn to ignore statistics? Pretty please with a pick-six on top?

"Brandon Love"?

Thanks for confirming that you know NOTHING about this sport and your football opinions hold zero weight.

 

[plasticman]

Threw a dropped pick six.

Missed Ferguson wide open for a touchdown.

The suicide throws that almost got CeeDee, Pollard, and Gallup hurt.

The defense dominated, so it didn't matter.

C.

I've seen Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman throw plenty of dropped INT's. Every quarterback has been given that lucky break.

I've also seen them throw a perfect pass only to have it bounce out of the receiver's hands right into the hands of a defender.

It just wouldn't be fair to judge a quarterback by a dropped INT and then also blame them for an INT that happened when they threw a perfect pass. All offseason all we talked about was how Dak suddenly had INT issues and pointed at those 15 passes when half of them bounced off a receiver's hands.

We still count those INT's as belonging to the quarterback just like we count the end of half Hail Mary TD's. Luck is part of the game, both good and bad, and it tends to even out at the end. So far, Dak has thrown zero INT's.

 

[Nav22]

Yikes, I do that all the time because I have a friend with that name. LOL

Nice save!!!!!!!!!!


Your excuse for dismissing Dak's great play is to disparage the success of a QB you've never heard of.

Can't make this sheer incompetence up.

Fun fact about Jordan "Brandon" Love, the guy you've never heard of:

He was a 1st round pick who got to sit and learn from Aaron Rodgers for 3 years.

His success isn't some wild, pie-in-the-sky underdog story.

"OH MAH GAWD, EVEN THIS BRANDON LOVE ROOKIE IS BETTAH DEN DAK!!!!"

 

[America's Cowboy]

I've seen Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman throw plenty of dropped INT's. Every quarterback has been given that lucky break.

I've also seen them throw a perfect pass only to have it bounce out of the receiver's hands right into the hands of a defender.

It just wouldn't be fair to judge a quarterback by a dropped INT and then also blame them for an INT that happened when they threw a perfect pass. All offseason all we talked about was how Dak suddenly had INT issues and pointed at those 15 passes when half of them bounced off a receiver's hands.

We still count those INT's as belonging to the quarterback just like we count the end of half Hail Mary TD's. Luck is part of the game, both good and bad, and it tends to even out at the end. So far, Dak has thrown zero INT's.

Talk about Romo's dropped INTs, overthrows and suicide throws. @erod will go ballistic.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Threw a dropped pick six.

Missed Ferguson wide open for a touchdown.

The suicide throws that almost got CeeDee, Pollard, and Gallup hurt.

The defense dominated, so it didn't matter.

C.

Troll cherry picking nonsense at its finest. Lol

dak was over 80% completion percentage for the game. And you trolls whine about getting the job done against elite defenses. Well dak just tore one up.

you remain a no logic troll and dead wrong as always.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Now do the dagger to Ceedee from his own endzone, the two TDs, using his legs, and taking what the defense gave him. But nah, gotta make stuff up like "suicide throws" and chide him over one slight overthrow and ONE bad decision on the dropped pick to fit the negative narrative. Since all the best QBs never throw almost-picks and have a 100% completion rate every week and are perfect. Man, Dak is just so bad and over-paid.

Listen to the haters reeling over daks near perfect performance. Lol

 

[CowboyRoy]

Clarity.

Comedy

 

[Chuck 54]

Threw a dropped pick six. — as every QB to ever play in the NFL does every season

Missed Ferguson wide open for a touchdown.

The suicide throws that almost got CeeDee, Pollard, and Gallup hurt. — suicide throws? The QB is supposed to throw it where the receiver can catch it. It’s the receiver’s job to catch it over the middle…period. Sometimes the QB has an opening to throw behind the receiver so he has to stop and twist to not lead him into harms way. This was not one of those situations, but when he does it, fans complain about not being accurate.

The defense dominated, so it didn't matter.

C.

 

[erod]

I've seen Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman throw plenty of dropped INT's. Every quarterback has been given that lucky break.

I've also seen them throw a perfect pass only to have it bounce out of the receiver's hands right into the hands of a defender.

It just wouldn't be fair to judge a quarterback by a dropped INT and then also blame them for an INT that happened when they threw a perfect pass. All offseason all we talked about was how Dak suddenly had INT issues and pointed at those 15 passes when half of them bounced off a receiver's hands.

We still count those INT's as belonging to the quarterback just like we count the end of half Hail Mary TD's. Luck is part of the game, both good and bad, and it tends to even out at the end. So far, Dak has thrown zero INT's.

Consistent inaccuracy leads to drops of all sorts. It makes receivers have to expand their catch radius because they really aren't sure where the ball will be. Defensive backs drop balls a lot anyway.

Sure, these bounces and mistakes happen to all quarterbacks. But some much more than others based on how good of a ball they typically throw. If the receiver knows the ball will be in a certain tight area, then he's less likely to drop it, but if he turns knowing it could be in a much larger circle, the odds of adjusting quickly enough to catch it are lower.

Like a lot of quarterbacks today, Dak throws inconsistently and not in proper timing with routes.

He's not horrible, but he's not particularly good in that way either.

 

[plasticman]

Consistent inaccuracy leads to drops of all sorts. It makes receivers have to expand their catch radius because they really aren't sure where the ball will be. Defensive backs drop balls a lot anyway.

Sure, these bounces and mistakes happen to all quarterbacks. But some much more than others based on how good of a ball they typically throw. If the receiver knows the ball will be in a certain tight area, then he's less likely to drop it, but if he turns knowing it could be in a much larger circle, the odds of adjusting quickly enough to catch it are lower.

Like a lot of quarterbacks today, Dak throws inconsistently and not in proper timing with routes.

He's not horrible, but he's not particularly good in that way either.

And, yet, of the 212 quarterbacks in NFL history to have thrown at least 1000 passes, Dak is ranked 8th in completion percentage with the 10th lowest INT rate.

Dak is one of the most accurate passers in the history of the NFL.

 

[erod]

And, yet, of the 212 quarterbacks in NFL history to have thrown at least 1000 passes, Dak is ranked 8th in completion percentage with the 10th lowest INT rate.

Dak is one of the most accurate passers in the history of the NFL.

Stats are cute. But they mean nothing.

This is prime proof they don't.