You might as well save your keystrokes this issue won't be answered until the season starts dang near half a year from now. Some people want to believe inDAKurate about to become a new accurate qb during the offseason and people like us disagree. We won't know for sure until next year but if he plays like he did last year this year more people will be on board with what we are posting. For my fandom and the Boys I hope I'm wrong but history shows that's not the norm just like I doubt TWill is going to come back a hands catcher.
The agenda is pumping bogus stats down my throat to try and convince me my eyes don't see what they see.
Exactly! All those dumb jump passes, the psuedo Aaron Rodgers back foot throws, the missing wide open receivers on more than a few occasions, the poor field vision, the poor pocket awareness, the fact that both Troy and Tony (two of the greatest Cowboys of all time,) mentioned that good qb's throw their receivers open, not stepping up into the pocket, etc... Yeah that was all due to scheme, a crappy o-line, not having an all pro rb, because I guess that all great qb's have one, smh and let's not forget the receivers not getting separation even though we did better in that regard than the Jags, Pats and Falcons, all playoff teams. Nah, it's not Dak's fault at all. Funny how it was ALWAYS Romo's fault though.
I totally get what you're saying, but there's slump and then there's total and utter regression. We didn't experience slump, we saw regression in the highest form. Dude didn't go from Russell Wilson to Tyrod Taylor, he went from John Elway to Josh Freeman. Dude totally threw mechanics out the window and looked more like a TE trying to play QB than a QB that was struggling. Let's be for real, all QB's make mistakes, from the third string guy, to the elites, but what you rarely see, is a QB that regresses to a point where he doesn't even go through the basic motions.
