ESPN ranks Dak Prescott number 1 overall player under most pressure

[Yobwocs]

It's about to get insane next year. Dak is gonna be scrutinized for everything. Every loss, every INT, every little thing. There was already a meltdown with all 4 regular season losses he had last year.

I feel like next year if we can play with the lead in most games, Dak isn't gonna need to force the ball into traffic and we'll make other teams try to beat Micah Parsons and the defense. So it's hard to imagine he'll look the same as he did last year.

I don't see how Justin Fields belongs anywhere near the vicinity of the other 4, tho.

 

[CCBoy]

Oh, the squak hawk...never mind. A hero on site for some posters...


It was a rough 2022 for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who was spreading the football around and not all of in the right direction.

The Dallas Cowboys are coming off consecutive 12-5 seasons. The team has made two straight playoff appearance, a first for the franchise since 2006 and ’07. However, these past two campaigns have ended the same way, with postseason setbacks to the San Francisco 49ers.


Quarterback Dak Prescott was certainly in the spotlight this past season, perhaps a little more than usual. He threw 23 touchdown passes in 12 regular-season contests, but he and Houston Texans’ quarterback Davis Mills (who played in 15 games) were tied with a league-high 15 interceptions.

Prescott was picked off at least once in 10 of his dozen outings and explained that there were some other factors in that uncharacteristic turnover total.

https://fansided.com/2023/07/17/dak...81b9dd311b4397877799c50d75a9908aea6d11e4470ce

 

[CCBoy]

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7:23 AM · Jul 17, 2023

 

[CCBoy]

The bottom line is that the talented pro has played in 97 regular-season games, thrown 165 TD passes and turned over the ball 90 times (65 INTs, 25 lost fumbles). So, was his 2022 performance all that different from previous years in the matter of ball security? Obviously, taking care of the football must become a bigger priority.

https://fansided.com/2023/07/17/dak...81b9dd311b4397877799c50d75a9908aea6d11e4470ce

 

[ChronicCowboy]

Yeah this is the most important season of his career. Dallas has a bit of flexibility with Dak’s contract but will need to make a decision next off-season. Either eat Dak’s remaining salary and take 40 million dollar cap hit in 24 and 25….or give him a 4-5 year extension to minimize the cap impact.

 

[AmericasTeam81]

Under Pressure in my David Bowie voice

 

[Havic]

Yeah this is the most important season of his career. Dallas has a bit of flexibility with Dak’s contract but will need to make a decision next off-season. Either eat Dak’s remaining salary and take 40 million dollar cap hit in 24 and 25….or give him a 4-5 year extension to minimize the cap impact.

He will either prove his critics wrong or prove them right.

 

[PAPPYDOG]

It's about to get insane next year. Dak is gonna be scrutinized for everything. Every loss, every INT, every little thing. There was already a meltdown with all 4 regular season losses he had last year.

I feel like next year if we can play with the lead in most games, Dak isn't gonna need to force the ball into traffic and we'll make other teams try to beat Micah Parsons and the defense. So it's hard to imagine he'll look the same as he did last year.

I don't see how Justin Fields belongs anywhere near the vicinity of the other 4, tho.

Dak will be fine as he handles pressure very well..........

 

[jazzcat22]

He will either prove his critics wrong or prove them right.

You sure about that?


If he proves the “dislikers“ wrong, they will still dislike him. We know what all the reasons will be.
If he proves the “likers” wrong, it will be the same, they will have their reasons as well.

Nothing will change. No matter how far this team goes into the playoffs. No matter what Happens.

 

[big dog cowboy]

 

[Havic]

You sure about that?


If he proves the “dislikers“ wrong, they will still dislike him. We know what all the reasons will be.
If he proves the “likers” wrong, it will be the same, they will have their reasons as well.

Nothing will change. No matter how far this team goes into the playoffs. No matter what Happens.

Getting to the superbowl or better yet a victory silences 99% imo.

 

[Corso]

Dak will be fine as he handles pressure very well..........

I don't get it. He caused his OL-man to grab him from behind?
My memory needs some freshening up on this play.

 

[Corso]

That's me at the club, lol.

 

[PAPPYDOG]

I don't get it. He caused his OL-man to grab him from behind?
My memory needs some freshening up on this play.

Go to the google dictionary and look up "Deer in the headlights"
There should be a photo there of Dakko......

 

[Corso]

Go to the google dictionary and look up "Deer in the headlights"
There should be a photo there of Dakko......

You have just explained and answered nothing.
Could you at least explain why the OL guy is grabbing him with at least a tiny bit of detail?
Or are you just being stupid on purpose?

 

[PAPPYDOG]

You have just explained and answered nothing.
Could you at least explain why the OL guy is grabbing him with at least a tiny bit of detail?
Or are you just being stupid on purpose?

Shouldn't but I will as I have very little respect for you.
When was the last time you saw an offline man sack his own QB?
Don't respond as I am done with you.

 

[Yobwocs]

AFC executive claims Dak has elite decision-making abilities:

https://flipboard.com/@BleacherRepo...wvJrA:a:3199710-9c921e1542/bleacherreport.com

"He's been a top-10 quarterback for a few years now," an AFC executive said to Fowler. He's accurate, he can extend and make plays. He's elite in his decision-making."

 

[America's Cowboy]

Dak will be fine as he handles pressure very well..........

PappyDog is drooling over this picture...

 

[CCBoy]

Shouldn't but I will as I have very little respect for you.
When was the last time you saw an offline man sack his own QB?
Don't respond as I am done with you.

Don't look in the mirror...it's already cracked.

Bye...and you's seem to be used as a talk depressant.

Go on the stats sheet, per chance?

 

[KJJ]

Getting to the superbowl or better yet a victory silences 99% imo.

I wouldn’t bet on that. Even if the Cowboys won a Super Bowl with him, the haters will say they won in spite of him. They’ll try and lump him in with Trent Dilfer and Brad Johnson. There’s a lot of fans that never liked Dak from day one even when we were having success with him his rookie year. They’re never going to back down and admit they were wrong about it.