I'm going to just say I've seen you do the same snark thing towards when it comes to Romo. You may or may not be overly biased towards Dak, but your defense of him over some minor criticisms is odd to say the least.
No way. If anything, this just proves how much a winner Dak is when he faced and overcame adversity at Lambeu Field. The kid threw for 3 TDs.
I agree with most of this. They confused him in the 1st half, I admit that. But he kept the boat steady, which is what you want to do when you're trying to figure things out.
I blamed Romo for going for a TD vs the 1st down.
You explicitly blamed him for losing the game. You're agenda driven. It's fine, but the denial is pointless. Everyone already knows.
Likely is not a fact. The fact is, he completed plenty of 1st down passes and touch downs, enough so that it was a blow out.
Fuzzy is as unbiased as it gets, which is really what you want for this type of read.
If he had the ball in his hands and took points off the board, then it is his fault. I stand by that. And that goes for Dak Prescott if he does the same thing. Trust me, if Dak screws up this bad, I'll call him out.
My solution for your unspeakable hero
Peyton actually owned Brady in their last two games when Manning and Brady had head to head match ups (while Manning was in DEN) in AFC Conference games 
With all due respect, Clove, I didn't read that Dak had a "bad game" anywhere in Fuzzy's post. He said he had his most inaccurate game and that's absolutely true. If Green Bay had actually been the Green Bay (and Aaron Rodgers, specifically) that we've all been used to it would have been a completely different outcome. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not going to minimize what Dak has done this season. It's been nothing short of outstanding. The fact remains, a competent secondary would have exploited Dak's inaccuracy to a higher degree this past Sunday. Now, Fuzzy also credited Dak with pulling it together and commended him on his long ball accuracy but you were right there in the game thread and certainly saw the posts from other posters saying early in the thread that Dak was definitely "off" today. It was true and is still true on Wednesday. Had Dak been as accurate as he was, say against Cincinnati, We would have won that game by 20 points+. Now, I'm not one to complain that we "didn't win by enough" (in fact I absolutely LOATHE that type of poster) and Dak did his job well enough to win (by a damned good margin. His stats will bear out that he had, arguably, his best passing day if you go by yardage and TDs. It doesn't change the fact that he was the most inaccurate day that we've witnessed thus far and I'm not talking about a completion percentage, I'm talking about physically watching those passes and he had more ugly passes in that game than he had in the previous 5 combined.
You mean like the QBs last year?
