Dak was misquoted: "We won't have those tipped INT's this year"

[kento40]

Here you go. Pay attention and understand the game...

lol, so according to this, move over Bernie Kosar, we got Dakota Prescott.

 

[Dakota]

When it was first reported that he said he would not have 10 interceptions this year, I didn't know if I should take it as he would have fewer than 10 or the finall tally won't be exactly 10. Like it could be 26, but that is not 10.

 

[Dakota]

Just a quick question, If the Quarterback is responsible for every win, why didn't Brady, aka the GOAT, go to the Super Bowl every season of his career? Or would you agree it is

It is a team sport, however, no other position has such a critical role in the outcome of the games over the course of the season. Very few exceptions.

 

[America's Cowboy]

lol, so according to this, move over Bernie Kosar, we got Dakota Prescott.

Absolutely.

 

[PAPPYDOG]

that was the intention, but it was that the receivers could not learn and execute moore's system, so it did indirectly blame them.
But that doesnt matter as they will bond on this getaway.

Have you noticed how much weaker his arm has gotten when he's throwing outside?
He is 50% of the QB he was in 2016.
Now blame all the OC you want but the truth is in the video, just check our last 2 Niners playoff losses.

 

[GINeric]

It is a team sport, however, no other position has such a critical role in the outcome of the games over the course of the season. Very few exceptions.

This is a great point. So why do players like Eli Manning have more Superbowl rings than Aaron Rodgers, as great as he is?

How can mediocre quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford and Nick Foles have the same ring count as the great Aaron Rodgers?

As a matter of fact, Nick Foles, Joe Theismann, and Trent Dilpher have had more success and won in the Superbowl than Dan Marino and Jim Kelly and Kelly and Marino are Hall of Famers.

All this says to me is.... its more of a team game than most people think. If that's not the case than can someone please explain why those situations above has happened?

 

[OmerV]

Have you noticed how much weaker his arm has gotten when he's throwing outside?
He is 50% of the QB he was in 2016.
Now blame all the OC you want but the truth is in the video, just check our last 2 Niners playoff losses.

No, I have not noticed that at all.

Realistically, Dak has never had a cannon. His arm strength has always been middle of the road. I just don't see that it has gotten notably weaker

 

[starfan1]

Have you noticed how much weaker his arm has gotten when he's throwing outside?
He is 50% of the QB he was in 2016.
Now blame all the OC you want but the truth is in the video, just check our last 2 Niners playoff losses.

are you saying he dont have any "pop in his balls" ? nvmd

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

This is a great point. So why do players like Eli Manning have more Superbowl rings than Aaron Rodgers, as great as he is?

How can mediocre quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford and Nick Foles have the same ring count as the great Aaron Rodgers?

As a matter of fact, Nick Foles, Joe Theismann, and Trent Dilpher have had more success and won in the Superbowl than Dan Marino and Jim Kelly and Kelly and Marino are Hall of Famers.

All this says to me is.... its more of a team game than most people think. If that's not the case than can someone please explain why those situations above has happened?

One way to do that is drive the bus without critical errors.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Just a quick question, If the Quarterback is responsible for every win, why didn't Brady, aka the GOAT, go to the Super Bowl every season of his career? Or would you agree it is a team sport?

I don;t think anyone said "responsible" as in only the QB.

People are saying...due to the nature of the position....they CAN have a greater effect on the game than any other position. It's an obvious statement.

I have to chuckle when people say ...."the defense is more critical than the QB". Oh yeah? So 11 guys can have more impact than one? Wow...really?


Sure...often that's true. And obvious. But pick just ONE position.

Nobody remembers the safety on Marino's team that never won a super bowl.

 

[khiladi]

Mike Fisher is always one of the first to be given info from the Cowboys. He specifically explains what he heard and why the West Coast Offense is being introduced by Coach McCarthy.

I mean why is this hard to fathom? Who is talking about Fisher, when everybody, including Dak, said the playbook isn’t changing. Of course MM will introduce certain WC concepts like Moore introduced certain Boise State concepts, but the playbook and offense, Air Coryell remains the same.

 

[khiladi]

That's fair.

You claimed that your citation proves: "They aren’t changing the type of personnel either."

You bolded a portion where he said they disagreed on about 25% of things. That doesn't lead to that conclusion. Nevermind it was not talking about personnel one way or another.

You then take a portion of him talking about the philosophical approach to marrying the run to the pass and vice versa then insist he was only talking about playcalling. That was another baseless assertion not supported by the quote. Short version, formation and personnel play a tremendous role in how you marry the run and the pass not just playcalling.

You then take a gratuitous shot at Dak inserting your views for Stephen when you twist him saying that the QB was not changing into they would get rid of him if they could.

This is another example of trying to baffle with BS. You give a lot of quotes and misinterpret them gratuitously.

No, it was 15% and Stephen Jones comments jive exactly with what McCarhy said about MOORe about 2 days after MOORe left, that he was too aggressive and they need to run the ball more to keep the defense off the field and protect the ball more.

I’ve also given plenty of quotes saying the playbook stays the same.

 

[Risen Star]

It didnt suck by any stretch, but there was something missing. It didnt have that extra gear or variety against better defenses. Didnt have that creativity. Moore didnt have that 6th sense IT factor.

Now some of that was definitely the Oline and the Zeke featured run game.

It didn't have talent at QB.

 

[Cowboys5217]

How is that a bait and switch? I’ve said multiple things on this forum regarding Dak sucking and you fanboys being a hot mess in defending you with all these contradictions. Now you fanboys are trying to argue the WRs had to apparently run these complex timing routes, when all through the off-season up until today, you guys kept saying MOORe just ran comeback routes, hitches and go routes…

Not only is our offense supposedly too complex for or WRs to run routes properly, but at the same time opposing defenses keep saying they know all of our plays. Doesn't make any sense.

 

[Rock423]

Talk, talk and more talk. Just get this year out of the way and let’s move on from #4. He’s the weak link on this team by a big margin.

No he’s not.

 

[Proof]

Explain to me how tiped passes is Moores fault.

how would tipped passes be the receivers fault?

 

[Proof]

In all your years/decades of football fandom, do you remember any other QB who has had his interceptions dissected, reviewed and studied, with seemingly the goal of relieving responsibility of the QB, to the extent that goes on here and now with this QB?

This is some serious trend setting, universe resetting stuff going on here at the Zone.

yeah, countless. they're just in their bubble vs the national obsession that is the cowboys and cowboys qb. but yes this is what fans do, especially when two opposing viewpoints are so entrenched.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

how would tipped passes be the receivers fault?

Ask Dak.

He threw em.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

No matter what Dak tries to do to set things straight, the haters are going to misconstrue his messages to reflect poorly upon him. He'd surely be well advised to stop trying to reinterpret his intentions for those so determined to reflect badly on him. His intentions are very well-intended and should not be hatefully misconstrued by some who ultimately end up reflecting poorly upon themselves. There too many who come here to do more harm than good. Here's hoping they eventually choose to go elsewhere with their negativity. They, rightfully, only deserve to be ignored as fans.

Could it be said dak doesnt have a good track record of ACTUALLY "setting things straight"?

 

[GINeric]

One way to do that is drive the bus without critical errors.

So what's wrong with Aaron Rodgers bus driving? He's considered to be a great quarterback, yet he has the same amount of rings as two backup quarterbacks named Trent Dilpher and Nick Foles....

And less rings than Eli Manning, a quarterback that people say is on a lesser level than him.

So what's wrong with Rodgers bus driving? You're free to spin or move your goal posts as usual.