Twitter: Dak speaks on Zeke's release

[Zordon]

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Dak and empty platitudes

 

[Zordon]

 

[USArmyVet]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

 

[Zordon]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

Dak is very robotic/plastic with the media.

 

[USArmyVet]

Dak is very robotic/plastic with the media.

He very much reminds me of someone with a public speaking type degree wherein they focus so much on the delivery they lose sight of the message and emotions behind the message being delivered.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I can't see him without Zeke.

Maybe it's time to hang em up.

 

[Miller]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

Honestly it’s one of the main things that sets me off about Dak. He was formed in the Garrett oven and everything out of his mouth is platitudes and promises…”we have men in that Locker room that have each others back and we know what we are made of and are ready to step into this next challenge.” I’d like to see him just say “we cant play like we have and win. I have to step up and finally win.” He is a Garrett lab creation

 

[ThatJerryKid]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

This place cracks me up. That’s what you got out of that?

 

[KJJ]

Dak is very robotic/plastic with the media.

He starts a lot of his comments with “yeah, it’s tough” which tells you how it’s been going for him and the team.

 

[visionary]

He very much reminds me of someone with a public speaking type degree wherein they focus so much on the delivery they lose sight of the message and emotions behind the message being delivered.

Been saying it for a while, Dak is the Jason Garrett of QBs and that’s why he’s hung around with Jerry. Defines mediocrity but checks a lot of Jerry boxes: company man through and through, make no waves, say all the right things and stick around for the paycheck

 

[KJJ]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

Aikman knows what it’s like to be released. As someone mentioned Dak has become robotic with most of his responses.

 

[Hawkeye19]

Dak and empty platitudes

The guys has his faults on the field… and I am critical of his performance when he plays poorly, but what else is he supposed to say fielding these kinds of questions? Lol

He is being pretty straight forward and honest about the situation. What part of his responses were “empty platitudes”?

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

The guys has his faults on the field… and I am critical of his performance when he plays poorly, but what else is he supposed to say fielding these kinds of questions? Lol

He is being pretty straight forward and honest about the situation. What part of his responses were “empty platitudes”?

“The urgency is now. It’s now or never. It’s as simple as that. No sugarcoating it.”

 

[DoctorChicken]

The guys has his faults on the field… and I am critical of his performance when he plays poorly, but what else is he supposed to say fielding these kinds of questions? Lol

He is being pretty straight forward and honest about the situation. What part of his responses were “empty platitudes”?

People aren’t satisfied with just not liking his play on the field. They have to make up lame reasons to dislike him.

He could discover the cure for cancer and the same people would say “Classic Dak. He’ll do anything to make himself and his image look good”.

 

[phildadon86]

Dak is very robotic/plastic with the media.

He learned from Garrett

 

[jazzcat22]

Dak and empty platitudes

Did you actually listen to him? J/K

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Did you actually listen to him?

Yes he is like a broken record

 

[calicowboy54]

Is it me or does it seem that Aikman spoke with more emotion about Zeke than Dak did? I mean, I get Dak saying Zeke's release "hasn't hit him yet" but Dak just comes across so....I don't know....like a guy selling mattresses....just dry and trying to search for how to say the right things.

Dak comes across a someone that has his whole life tried to say the right things and has trained himself to say those things. he rarely speak with emotion and off the cuff everything is thoughtful and calculated. I knew a lot of kids from projects that were great at saying the right thing to the person who they were trying to get them to shut up do what they want and leave them alone. great with teachers and principles and two faced as can be behind their backs. Now not saying he's that person but it just reminds me of those guys from the hood.

 

[Miller]

Been saying it for a while, Dak is the Jason Garrett of QBs and that’s why he’s hung around with Jerry. Defines mediocrity but checks a lot of Jerry boxes: company man through and through, make no waves, say all the right things and stick around for the paycheck

You and I both man. His cadence and platitude spitting is right out of the Garrett lab. It fools people into “what a top professional.”