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clearly very few of them when we go into the fourth losingHow many of those losses was when Dak was out? IIRC he has 20+ come from behind wins.
clearly very few of them when we go into the fourth losingHow many of those losses was when Dak was out? IIRC he has 20+ come from behind wins.
That’s probably fairly typical for most teams.This comes from Fish. The Cowboys are 4-33 in the last 5 years trailing going into the 4th quarter.
Since they played 84 games, that would mean they are 45-2 going into the 4th quarter when they are winning. I'm not considering tied going into the 4th quarter. There may be some of them. But either way, that is a ridiculous statistic.
I think I got the math right. I'm also not counting the Eagles loss.
same people that say 30 years of playoff failure is meaninglessThis was 5 years of data. I would normally agree with you, but the stats were so lopsided I couldn't ignore it. Yes, this is a different year. But we started off 0-1 going into the 4th down. I don't see how it's a meaningless stat until it is..
Yeah, of course it’s his faultDak tends to be more panicky when we trail and it never works out well.
You think 4-33 and 45-2 is typical? I highly doubt that. A bad team might be 4-33 because they're bad. But Dallas won 36 games in 3 years. Those bad teams wouldn't be 45-2 tied or ahead going into the 4th.That’s probably fairly typical for most teams.
It’s why some teams , the most elite- especially QB’s , have a better 4th qtr comeback record than most teams .
Agreed. Against the Eagles, we had 2 drives in the 4th for go-ahead scores and couldn't get either done if I recall correctly.Absolutley NOT. If the oppsoing offense scores first....WE HAVE TO SCORE TOO. Not 3 and outs. and make the defense go right back out there.
Our offense can tire out our defense as much as their offense does.
That 4-33 stats would look much differenet if we simply "matched scores".
Yeah we've been built to be front runners. Get a lead, and pin our ears back. We were not built for tough games. Hopefully that is changing.This comes from Fish. The Cowboys are 4-33 in the last 5 years trailing going into the 4th quarter.
Since they played 84 games, that would mean they are 45-2 going into the 4th quarter when they are winning. I'm not considering tied going into the 4th quarter. There may be some of them. But either way, that is a ridiculous statistic.
I think I got the math right. I'm also not counting the Eagles loss.
Right….they don’t know how to win, no matter who the HC is.That’s what made last Thursday so frustrating.......it was the same old story. This team always seems to lack that edge, that killer instinct to close out a game. Dropped passes, interceptions, fumbles.....no matter who or what you want to blame, somebody always comes up short.
That 4–33 stat? It says it all.
Please don't muddy waters with pertinent information.How many of those losses was when Dak was out? IIRC he has 20+ come from behind wins.
You’re right, and that’s nice to hope for, but it’s like having stage four cancer and thinking switching doctors is the cure all.Yeah we've been built to be front runners. Get a lead, and pin our ears back. We were not built for tough games. Hopefully that is changing.
Did you skim past the “entering the 4th quarter” part?How many of those losses was when Dak was out? IIRC he has 20+ come from behind wins.
The OP mentioned nothing about Prescott, and doesn’t insinuate it being all about him only.Last 5 seasons Dak Prescott games played. He was out a significant amount of time 3 of those seasons. This is not defending Dak as much it is pointing out when the starting QB is out, the backups do not produce at the same level.
- 2024: 8 games (injury-shortened season)
- 2023: 17 games (full season)
- 2022: Started strong but suffered injury early in the season
- 2021: 16 games (returned from 2020 ankle injury)
- 2020: 5 games (suffered compound fracture and dislocation to his right ankle in Week 5 against the Giants, ending his season)
How does that matter when asking how many of those games was Dak out?Did you skim past the “entering the 4th quarter” part?
Not built for tough games, front runners, that's a loser.Yeah we've been built to be front runners. Get a lead, and pin our ears back. We were not built for tough games. Hopefully that is changing.
Did you "skim past" where I said this was not about Dak and more about backup QBs not performing as well?The OP mentioned nothing about Prescott, and doesn’t insinuate it being all about him only.
If you remove the games he missed, do you think those numbers drastically change?
It’s not about Prescott, it’s about an entire organization that has no idea how to win when it counts.
You think those insane numbers are about backup QBs?Did you "skim past" where I said this was not about Dak and more about backup QBs not performing as well?
Last 5 seasons Dak Prescott games played. He was out a significant amount of time 3 of those seasons. This is not defending Dak as much it is pointing out when the starting QB is out, the backups do not produce at the same level.
- 2024: 8 games (injury-shortened season)
- 2023: 17 games (full season)
- 2022: 12 games. Started strong but suffered injury early in the season
- 2021: 16 games (returned from 2020 ankle injury)
- 2020: 5 games (suffered compound fracture and dislocation to his right ankle in Week 5 against the Giants, ending his season)
Seems to be a common theme in many threads over the last weekI'm also not counting the Eagles loss.
