I have argued for years on this forum and elsewhere that football is the ultimate team game.
Time and Time again, "internet experts" keep telling me "it's the QB... it's the QB"
Can you "eXpErTs" explain to me how this can be true when the exact same QB in Matt Stafford that "couldn't win a playoff game" is now in the Super Bowl? Could it be that his TEAM is in the Super Bowl and he didn't have that level of TEAM when in Detroit?
How are Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes sitting at home? Could it be that their TEAMS didn't play well enough to win?
Dak is more than capable of going to and winning the super bowl. But HE and the TEAM have to put it all together.
I love this logic. This is why this board is so entertaining. Some of the greatest QB's in the game today did not get their teams to the Super Bowl, so the argument that an elite QB cannot always get a team to the Super Bowl.
Which poster has ever argued that an elite QB gets to the Super Bowl and wins it every single year? It's just more straw man stuff. The argument gets way too close to comparing Dak to some of the best QB's in the league. He is not very close to those QB's. He is not the only problem the Cowboys have in advancing and winning the Super Bowl.
Getting an elite QB improves the team's probability in getting to and winning SB's dramatically and more than any position in football. I had another thread that went back 30 years, and it shows the enormous majority of SB starting QB's are drafted in round 1 or 2. I don't mind listening to someone argue that you do need some other great parts of a team to get to the SB (that is obvious). You and others just get emotional about Cowboys' fans not respecting Dak as much as you would like.
He did not play very well in multiple games this season, and it seemed the better defenses were able to stymie him and the Cowboys' offense better as the season went on. He played very poorly in many of the games against higher tier defense. If the Cowboys have any chance at all in his future years to advance far in the postseason, he will have to perform far better against those types of defenses. And yes, the team overall will need to perform better too.