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

[CATCH17]

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.

He scans the field and looks DBs off too.. It's crazy.

 

[Clove]

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.

On the Whitehead throw, I honestly thought that Whitehead should have crossed in FRONT of the DB. He actually stopped, and pivoted around the db. Not saying it was going to be a completion, but Whitehead would have had a better chance.

 

[rynochop]

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

I know we shouldn't feed The trolls, buts that's the stupidest f.ing thing I've read lately

 

[JDSmith]

I know we shouldn't feed The trolls, buts that's the stupidest f.ing thing I've read lately

I had to click 'show ignored content' to see what you were replying to. I find the best way to deal with the trolls is to keep them under the bridge.

 

[DFWJC]

I know we shouldn't feed The trolls, buts that's the stupidest f.ing thing I've read lately

The guy is one of 4-6 on this site that think pretty much everyone trumps tony.

 

[DoctorChicken]

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

No.

 

[DandyDon1722]

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.

He said that after his bowl game he literally spent his entire time before the draft in Orlando with a QB guru taking hundreds of snaps from center every day, concentrating on footwork. Reminds me of the Romo stories where as a rookie he would pull guys out of bed on road trips and throw in the parking lot the night before games.

If you want to be an NFL quarterback you gotta take the stairs - ain't no elevator.