ActualCowboysFan
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Put the mirror down Bill.Sounds good to anyone without the slightest clue about the draft.
Put the mirror down Bill.Sounds good to anyone without the slightest clue about the draft.
They flat out said he was going to redshirt for a season. And no - it wasn't his pro-readiness. The kid was playing football at North Dakota State. He wasn't drafted for how well he would play as a rookie. Though, he's outpaced expectations by a good deal.
You go ahead and keep waiting to see upside before you believe it. Kind of a funny stance on potential though.
They said it because they had an upset prima donna unhappy in front of him. What did they end up _doing_ though? Hint: they didn't redshirt him, whether you've learned how to use the face palm icon or no.
And I'll keep waiting on production, not upside. Not a funny stance at all. It's a production business.
Pin it right beside your Wentz calenderI feel the need to pin this to my refrigerator.
Go Cowboys, bro.
That's what upside is - a projection.
Pin it right beside your Wentz calender
Which is exactly why it's an easy "out" for the Wentz brigade to cope with Dak performing better as a pro so far.
B-b-b-but he has more upside!
Says who? Get out of here with that nonsense.
Nobody can prove which guy has more upside.
What's not debatable is which guy has played better so far.
Which is exactly why it's an easy "out" for the Wentz brigade to cope with Dak performing better as a pro so far.
B-b-b-but he has more upside!
Says who? Get out of here with that nonsense.
Nobody can prove which guy has more upside.
What's not debatable is which guy has played better so far.
You realize that North Dakota has won the last FIVE national titles for their division, right? They are a powerhouse in it.That wasn't even worth responding to. That's someone just talking out of his backside. A North Dakota St. guy drafted at the top for his "readiness to play". Sounds good to anyone without the slightest clue about the draft.
You realize that North Dakota has won the last FIVE national titles for their division, right? They are a powerhouse in it.
You realize that North Dakota has won the last FIVE national titles for their division, right? They are a powerhouse in it.
Wentz was not drafted high for his "readiness to play". He was drafted high for his skill set and projection over his career.
But seriously, if the only thing that matters is what has already happened, in your opinion, maybe don't interrupt conversations about what we think will happen beyond that.
LOL at "interrupting conversations" on an Internet message board. Especially considering YOU're the one who quoted ME, ha. Get outta here with this nonsense bro.
It's too early to say. I don't care where someone was drafted. Every team missed on Tom Brady six times except the Patriots and he's been to the SB six times, more than any other QB in history.
If all the measurables are close and there isn't much of a difference, you take the one who gives you the intangibles, and those you can't judge until the players are in games that really matter, and neither of these players have been there yet.
I haven't seen Wentz play much so I can't really speak to his ability or his presence. I've seen Dak play and he has impressed me with his accuracy, poise, presence, game management, and security with the ball, especially for a rookie.
They started him because he was way ahead of schedule. They didn't draft planning him to do so. Seriously, we're going to pretend that Carson Wentz was drafted for his pro-readiness? This a real thing we're doing? Carson. Wentz. North. Dakota. State.
Carson Wentz has had great production for a Rookie QB. He's still in the rookie of the year race, for goodness sake. And keep waiting on production - that's great. But some of us are talking about more than the first 6 games of their careers.
The fact that we have to explain this is concerning to me.
3 Turnovers in the first quarter. If Dak did that Risen's snark could power interstellar travel.