Video: Every Dak Pass and Run (vs. Miami)

[theogt]

Sorry if posted already.

 

[CATCH17]

I probably watch these clips 3 or 4 times a week just to make sure it really happened. He's on fire.

 

[theogt]

The back shoulder throw to Butler for the touchdown is fun to watch. It's just textbook.

 

[darthseinfeld]

I'm really glad they do these now. Dont know if its a new thing, but its good to be able to get a good look at some of these young QBs

 

[ThreeandOut]

In watching these last two games, you would never know that he didn't take snaps under center in college. He has no business being this good at play action passes.

 

[egn22]

I'm really glad they do these now. Dont know if its a new thing, but its good to be able to get a good look at some of these young QBs

Yeah same here. Love this

 

[skinsscalper]

Sorry if posted already.

Good to see you around, theo.

 

[Screw The Hall]

I like Dak's second possession of the first half when his eyes were looking down the right side of the field and he came all the way back left to find Butler for a first down. I don't have the all-22, but I bet he paralyzed the safety help. Big-time veteran throw right there.

 

[CATCH17]

The back shoulder throw to Butler for the touchdown is fun to watch. It's just textbook.

The one that got called back for a push off was great too.. The catch Butler made....

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Whoa, was that Gavin Escobar adequately pass blocking/protecting Prescott in that second throw to T-Will?

Good on him.

 

[DFWJC]

The back shoulder throw to Butler for the touchdown is fun to watch. It's just textbook.

Yes. That was the one for me too.
The long one preceding that was good too. I guess it depends on who's covering there. But our WRe beat him.
The majority of the completions were against air....easy pitch and catch. No pressure and wide open receiver. But you still have to get it there.
The long one to Dez was supposed to be led and to the inside for the TD. he threw it behind Dez but he made the catch anyway. Dez is Dez.
I also like the one where he was in real trouble and rolled left to complete low ball. He's savvy.

The kid looks good so far!

 

[DFWJC]

In watching these last two games, you would never know that he didn't take snaps under center in college. He has no business being this good at play action passes.

You can tell he's really putting in the work.

 

[ksadler1]

Dak reminds me a lot of McNabb. He adds a whole new dimension to this offense. I just hope he gets to stay on the bench all year, although it would be nice to see the Cowboys design a few plays just for him. His teammates seem to really like him too and that 1/2 the battle.....

 

[mattjames2010]

Does someone have the GIF where he threw the interception? I was having an argument with one of the PFF guys on Twitter where he said Butler slowed down to the safety. Which, from what I can remember, is absolute horse****.

 

[Section446]

Awesome to watch.

 

[Jerryrage]

Dak reminds me a lot of McNabb. He adds a whole new dimension to this offense. I just hope he gets to stay on the bench all year, although it would be nice to see the Cowboys design a few plays just for him. His teammates seem to really like him too and that 1/2 the battle.....

They like him more than Romo.. That changes everything.

 

[EST_1986]

Waiting for Floaty to put a negative spin on this performance

 

[JDSmith]

Dak reminds me a lot of McNabb. He adds a whole new dimension to this offense. I just hope he gets to stay on the bench all year, although it would be nice to see the Cowboys design a few plays just for him. His teammates seem to really like him too and that 1/2 the battle.....

McNabb without the throws into the dirt. Or the constant urge to punch him in the face.

 

[Clove]

Does someone have the GIF where he threw the interception? I was having an argument with one of the PFF guys on Twitter where he said Butler slowed down to the safety. Which, from what I can remember, is absolute horse****.

I just thought he made a bad play there. Every QB does it. Name one QB that doesn't throw INT's? BTW, that's not directed at you. lol

 

[mattjames2010]

I just thought he made a bad play there. Every QB does it. Name one QB that doesn't throw INT's? BTW, that's not directed at you. lol

He has certainly made a bad play. He attempted to force a ball to Whitehead that was almost picked off. But when discussing bad plays, I like to have an understanding about what happened.

From what I remember seeing with Brice Butler, he never had his eye on the safety coming up. He was looking at Prescott the entire time and he hesitated for a bit and that's when Prescott threw directly to the safety. I would like it addressed mainly because, Brice Butler I believe will find some playing time this year. The last thing I want is Romo outside the pocket and Butler not improvising well enough or not following through his route and it leads to a costly interception.