Dak Without Dez

[Undefeated]

Some videos posted by ****NOT-AN-OFFICIAL-SOURCE***, I believe it is every pass attempt from Dak in 3 games without Dez.

 

[Sarek]

Gonna enjoy the spring and summer, but i can't wait for the regular season to start.

 

[ShiningStar]

will move the team along the end.

 

[TruBluSince1982]

Unfortunately using these three games as some sort of barometer of how well this offense can perform on a consistent basis without Dez is severely flawed for obvious reasons, so I simply cannot understand the attempt to do so.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

I move that we add the name "Dez" to the list of words not allowed by the profanity filter....What say ye?

 

[ThatJerryKid]

I move that we add the name "Dez" to the list of words not allowed by the profanity filter....What say ye?

We have damn profanity filter? You ******** me?

 

[Super_Kazuya]

I’m pretty sure the success in those games had to do more with the fact that they averaged 188 yards rushing in those games against three rotten defenses. NFL teams have typically won those games 85% of the time, regardless of what their QB was or wasn’t doing.

 

[Aviano90]

Can you show the positive impact Dez had on a struggling offense when he returned to the lineup in 2015? He returned against the Seahawks.

 

[blindzebra]

I will say one thing about these threads makes finding the idiot Dak haters easier to find so they can be put on ignore.

 

[Verdict]

Dak must be SO HAPPY Dez is gone that he is probably whistling zippity do da out of his *******. He doesn't have to listen to I'm open on every play or in every huddle. He doesn't have to worry about "getting Dez going" or getting Dez involved. He doesn't have to worry about Dez causing INTs or dropping balls anymore. Dak must be so excited!!!!

 

[percyhoward]

I’m pretty sure the success in those games had to do more with the fact that they averaged 188 yards rushing in those games against three rotten defenses. NFL teams have typically won those games 85% of the time, regardless of what their QB was or wasn’t doing.

Here are the averages for each game, broken down by half.

1st half
18 passes, 149 yards (5 td 0 int)
15 runs 92 yards

2nd half yards
10 passes, 91 yards
18 runs, 96 yards

Not that it proves anything about "Dak Without Dez," but QB performance has a lot to do with the correlation between high rushing yardage totals and wins.

 

[Idgit]

Unfortunately using these three games as some sort of barometer of how well this offense can perform on a consistent basis without Dez is severely flawed for obvious reasons, so I simply cannot understand the attempt to do so.

Why?

 

[Shinaoi]

Beasley was really good during that stretch.

 

[Idgit]

Beasley was really good during that stretch.

It’s shocking how completely he was neutralized last season.

 

[TruBluSince1982]

Why?

Pretty well stated by two posters above but,
GB 2nd worst pass D in the league
SF worst run D in the League
CIN 11th pass, 21st run D

Obviously passing is going to be a lot easier as horrible run defenses are going to have to over commit to the run against top rushing teams.

 

[blindzebra]

Here are the averages for each game, broken down by half.

1st half
18 passes, 149 yards (5 td 0 int)
15 runs 92 yards

2nd half yards
10 passes, 91 yards
18 runs, 96 yards

Not that it proves anything about "Dak Without Dez," but QB performance has a lot to do with the correlation between high rushing yardage totals and wins.

The 90's formula, points in the passing game, punish them late with the run.

 

[blindzebra]

Why?

Because it hurts their agenda.

 

[Idgit]

Pretty well stated by two posters above but,
GB 2nd worst pass D in the league
SF worst run D in the League
CIN 11th pass, 21st run D

Obviously passing is going to be a lot easier as horrible run defenses are going to have to over commit to the run against top rushing teams.

I don’t know what basis you’re using for ranking these defenses, but it doesn’t follow that passing is automatically easy against a team with a bad run defense.

Regardless, we know the offense played well without Dez against these three teams in 2016. Did they dramatically underperform what you expected of them given how we played better defenses with Dez in the lineup that season? Did we play any similar defenses the rest of the way with Dez available that made it pretty obvious what a liability it was to have him out the three weeks in question? It seemed to me these three games were pretty much par for the course that year.

 

[northerncowboynation]

Some videos posted by ****NOT-AN-OFFICIAL-SOURCE***, I believe it is every pass attempt from Dak in 3 games without Dez.

Did Dez miss 3 games? Couldn't really tell

 

[northerncowboynation]

I bet those weren't posted by Roc Nation!!