Twitter: Dak Prescott's "Yaaaah! Here We Go" cadence

[Qcard]

When will the Fans at the Stadium start "Yaaaah Here We Goo...!!!
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[America's Cowboy]

I like Dak's "Here we go" cadence much better than this old, boring and lame "180" numerical cadence...

 

[Qcard]

I like Dak's "Here we go" cadence much better than this old, boring and lame "180" numerical cadence...

Not me I loved 180!!

It meant Romo was cooking!!

"I am NOT the Mike" is Classic..Tony had the Defense is a choke hold

 

[John813]

I like Dak's "Here we go" cadence much better than this old, boring and lame "180" numerical cadence...

Ha, at 1:42, "Hankins is leading them in sacks" Has to be 2014?

 

[jazzcat22]

What about "Omaha" ?

 

[Qcard]

What about "Omaha" ?

It is the Father of PreSnap Calls!!

 

[JohnsKey19]

Ha, at 1:42, "Hankins is leading them in sacks" Has to be 2014?

The 2014 version of Hankins is what they hope and pray Mazi can develop into.

 

[Zman5]

What about "Omaha" ?

One of my favorite shows growing up was "Mutual of Omaha's wild kingdom"

Every time I hear "Omaha Omaha" by a QB, that always makes me think about that show for some reason

 

[TexasHillbilly]

One of my favorite shows growing up was "Mutual of Omaha's wild kingdom"

Every time I hear "Omaha Omaha" by a QB, that always makes me think about that show for some reason

Every once in a while you can catch a show on cable. Brings back memories.

 

[stiletto]

Aikman's was "3-88, 3-88, Hut Hut!" I believe.

 

[erod]

Oh my gawd, that was annoying. And it telegraphed the snap, too, because they hiked the ball immediately after every time.

Can't do that against the 49ers.

 

[rambo2]

This is so funny because they have used this for years.

 

[Cowboy_svt]

i honestly kinda hate it, but i love it now cause it bothers our opponents fans even more

 

[thunderpimp91]

I like Dak's "Here we go" cadence much better than this old, boring and lame "180" numerical cadence...

Was it "180"? For years and years I always thought it was "white 80". Not that i've tried to listen for 180 I can't tell what he's saying.

 

[Risen Star]

This is so funny because they have used this for years.

Then you need to tell the QB who said after the game that it was a new cadence.

 

[acr731]

I like Dak's "Here we go" cadence much better than this old, boring and lame "180" numerical cadence...

Dak could literally say anything and you would think it was better than Romo. Am I wrong?

 

[jazzcat22]

One of my favorite shows growing up was "Mutual of Omaha's wild kingdom"

Every time I hear "Omaha Omaha" by a QB, that always makes me think about that show for some reason

When I was growing up. My dad watched that every Sunday after football. As we usually watched it also, but not all the time.

 

[gimmesix]

Was it "180"? For years and years I always thought it was "white 80". Not that i've tried to listen for 180 I can't tell what he's saying.

From bloggingtheboys:

• "Check With Me" System: Some teams use the check with me. In the huddle the QB calls two plays, but instead of using an alert call, he will alter his cadence. For example, Tony Romo's base cadence is "WHITE 80, WHITE 80, SET HUT!" This might be what people are hearing as "180". In the check with me system, the team would have a "live color" for example, green could be live. Then if Romo wants to check to the second play, he doesn't have to use a special alert call. He simply has to change the cadence to "GREEN 80 GREEN 80" which tells the offense they are moving to the second play call. If he uses any color besides green, the first play called is run. Some teams use the QB's cadence to help reinforce the play call, for example they may have a run play called "45" in their offense, and the QB may come to the line, and use the Cadence "Blue 45, Blue 45" and he may change his cadence to "Green 58 Green 58" (using green as our live color again), and he has changed the play from 45 to 58.

 

[G2]

This is kinda old news. I would, however, enjoy a little roasting of the defense, or some fun play on words.

 

[WoodysGirl]

This is so funny because they have used this for years.

No, this is new. In previous years, it was "Here we go 180-something"