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http://www.steelers.com/news/articl...-Cowboys/ede4ecc4-65f8-4a8e-a2a4-95ec1101764a
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Rookie quarterback Dak Prescott has posted head-scratching statistics through his first eight games (he’s completed 66.5 percent of his passes, with 12 touchdowns, two interceptions and a passer rating of 104.2). But what’s been even more impressive has been the way Prescott gone about his business.
He looks like he’s been doing this for eight years, not eight games.
He’s calm in the pocket. He’s calm when plays break down. He doesn’t appear to rattle.
Prescott looks equally comfortable under center or in the shotgun. He can throw from the pocket, off a bootleg or on the run. He has a sense for vacating the pocket to re-set after a couple of seconds even when he isn’t forced to by pressure, presumably to avoid becoming a stationary target for too long. Nothing he does appears to result from panic. He’ll throw underneath rather than force the ball into coverage and wherever he’s throwing, he’s usually on time and on target.
Prescott has also rushed 31 times for 125 yards and four touchdowns. He doesn’t necessarily look to run when he vacates the pocket, but he can. And he’s read-option capable.
Then they talk about elliot, and the OL and defense, mostly all good.
I liked this part.
Rookie quarterback Dak Prescott has posted head-scratching statistics through his first eight games (he’s completed 66.5 percent of his passes, with 12 touchdowns, two interceptions and a passer rating of 104.2). But what’s been even more impressive has been the way Prescott gone about his business.
He looks like he’s been doing this for eight years, not eight games.
He’s calm in the pocket. He’s calm when plays break down. He doesn’t appear to rattle.
Prescott looks equally comfortable under center or in the shotgun. He can throw from the pocket, off a bootleg or on the run. He has a sense for vacating the pocket to re-set after a couple of seconds even when he isn’t forced to by pressure, presumably to avoid becoming a stationary target for too long. Nothing he does appears to result from panic. He’ll throw underneath rather than force the ball into coverage and wherever he’s throwing, he’s usually on time and on target.
Prescott has also rushed 31 times for 125 yards and four touchdowns. He doesn’t necessarily look to run when he vacates the pocket, but he can. And he’s read-option capable.
Then they talk about elliot, and the OL and defense, mostly all good.
