Denver's Vance Joseph asked why NFL missed on Dak Prescott

Wood · Apr 10, 2017

If Dak was purely product of system we will find out this season as defensive coordinators have off-season to game plan for him. Now if he has another good year then its just Dak is problem for teams and likely just gets better.

AbeBeta · Apr 10, 2017

That's not getting called out. Nor are they saying what you are claiming.

PJTHEDOORS · Apr 10, 2017

By that standard, Romo to was a product of the system. And his great 2014 season was because of the OL, WR's, RB Murray, TE Witten, etc.

pugilist · Apr 10, 2017

the NFL missed on Dak, including Dallas

Dallas just got another at bat

JeffG · Apr 10, 2017

If it was all about the system, wouldn't our backup QBs in 2015 have looked not awful?

Or did the system completely change between 2015 and 2016?

DFWJC · Apr 10, 2017

Wood said:
If Dak was purely product of system we will find out this season as defensive coordinators have off-season to game plan for him. Now if he has another good year then its just Dak is problem for teams and likely just gets better.

I think he's wrong.

But he did not at all say he was a product of the system.

Hes talking about Dak walking in an offensive situation that maybe no rookie in NFL history had walked into

NFL leading and pro bowl rusher
Three pro bowl offensive lineman..
A future HOF tight end
A multi year pro bowl WR
An nearly uncoverable slot guy

You have to admit, it is a total dream to walk into.

In the end though, Dak delivered in a big way.

KingintheNorth · Apr 10, 2017

Wood said:
If Dak was purely product of system we will find out this season as defensive coordinators have off-season to game plan for him. Now if he has another good year then its just Dak is problem for teams and likely just gets better.

Makes no sense. All of our backups have struggled mightily. If a young QB can figure out why do slightly more experienced guys and veterans (Weeden, Cassell, Moore, Sanchez) look like pure garbage when they are out there.

I think Mr. Joseph is over simplifying it and implying that the O Line made him look better.

Good luck with Simien by the way. Enjoy losing to the Patriots in the playoffs.

ksadler1 · Apr 10, 2017

When Romo got hurt, I said that Dak was on the right team for a rookie QB and I still believe that. But there's no doubting what he was able to do as a rookie QB either. It wasn't all system.....

jwooten15 · Apr 10, 2017

Vance Joseph is inherently implying that the Broncos are NOT a good "football team for a young QB". And seeing as how Joseph is now the coach of the Broncos, he better get to work on making his team more "young- QB- friendly".

And I guess our team was built for young QBs to be successful, but not veteran backups. Makes total sense to me!

Sounds like competitive jealousy to me.

CATCH17 · Apr 10, 2017

Well that is BS.

His situation definitely helped. Nobody can deny that.

Where the NFL missed on Dak was not only did he have all of the physical ability you could want but he also carries himself like a 10 year vet.

IF he carried himself like a normal NFL rookie he wouldn't have had success in Dallas. He would've just been a typical rookie QB.

Also, how many people were picking us to finish 2nd or 3rd in the division last year? A lot. It's convenient that we all of a sudden had this great situation when not many were picking us to be much better then 8-8 or 9-7.

SportsGuru80 · Apr 10, 2017

JeffG said:
If it was all about the system, wouldn't our backup QBs in 2015 have looked not awful?

Or did the system completely change between 2015 and 2016?

Bingo......................

CATCH17 · Apr 10, 2017

Does Jared Goff perform this well in Dallas as a rookie?

I don't think so.

Clove · Apr 10, 2017

DFWJC said:
I think he's wrong.

But he did not at all say he was a product of the system.

Hes talking about Dak walking in an offensive situation that maybe no rookie in NFL history had walked into

NFL leading and pro bowl rusher

Three pro bowl offensive lineman..

A future HOF tight end

A multi year pro bowl WR

An nearly uncoverable slot guy

You have to admit, it is a total dream to walk into.

In the end though, Dak delivered in a big way.

Three QBs walked into the same situation in 2015, I forget what happened.

Supercowboy1986 · Apr 10, 2017

CATCH17 said:
Well that is BS.

His situation definitely helped. Nobody can deny that.

Where the NFL missed on Dak was not only did he have all of the physical ability you could want but he also carries himself like a 10 year vet.

IF he carried himself like a normal NFL rookie he wouldn't have had success in Dallas. He would've just been a typical rookie QB.

Also, how many people were picking us to finish 2nd or 3rd in the division last year? A lot. It's convenient that we all of a sudden had this great situation when not many were picking us to be much better then 8-8 or 9-7.

Also worth mentioning, a lot of users here put us around that record as well.

Toruk_Makto · Apr 10, 2017

Wood said:
If Dak was purely product of system we will find out this season as defensive coordinators have off-season to game plan for him. Now if he has another good year then its just Dak is problem for teams and likely just gets better.

Is our team suddenly less good for a young qb?

DFWJC · Apr 10, 2017

Dak was awesome and yes, he is better than Moore, Weeden et al.
Still, it not totally fair to compare those guys is 2015 wirhout Zeke vs what we ran out there in 2016. They did lose a ton of one score (or less) games in 2015 that may have had a different outcome wirh Zeke.

CATCH17 · Apr 10, 2017

Toruk_Makto said:
Is our team suddenly less good for a young qb?

Also, they are coming off of a Superbowl.

How does the defending Superbowl champs not have a good situation for a young QB?

Sarge · Apr 10, 2017

JeffG said:
If it was all about the system, wouldn't our backup QBs in 2015 have looked not awful?

Or did the system completely change between 2015 and 2016?

Exactly.

Toruk_Makto · Apr 10, 2017

CATCH17 said:
Also, they are coming off of a Superbowl.

How does the defending Superbowl champs not have a good situation for a young QB?

Because they had a bad offensive line and running game and lost many key defenders from a historic defense?

CATCH17 · Apr 10, 2017

DFWJC said:
Dak was awesome and yes, he is better than Moore, Weeden et al.
Still, it not totally fair to compare those guys is 2015 wirhout Zeke vs what we ran out there in 2016. They did lose a ton of one score (or less) games in 2015 that may have had a different outcome wirh Zeke.

Zeke definitely factors in but you can't even compare Dak's ability to the guys we trotted out in 2015.

I don't see those guys sniffing anything close to Dak Prescott's production even with Zeke.

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