#1. I said last year that sticking with Dak was a bad idea and he would regress into the mediocre qb he's destined to be. I was right, but it wasn't here, it was on the official forum.
Yet pretty much every coach or talking head around the league said you had to stay with Dak
I wanted to go back to Romo too, but you can't argue with the decision to stay with Dak either, with the way they were playing.
#2. Dak was successful last year because of 3 reasons:
Isn't that the reason most young qbs are successful, especially a 4th round rookie, with hardly no training camp work, do you need examples ? Geoff, Wentz neither did shyt without a running gam and they were first rounders 1&2 picks
#2-A: There was no professional film on him for teams to prepare and figure out his (many) weaknesses,
Again, a 4th round rookie couldn't be figured out by NFL d coordinators? shame on them, maybe they're employers should rethink whether they're right for the job.
#2-B: Zeke averaged 5.1 yards per carry, which is better than any back did this year (Al-Mo was highest at 4.8.)
Again a run game, Tony's best season came when Murray led the league in rushing...go figure
#2-C: The offensive line was in one piece, Smith was healthier, and Leary and Free were still around
Ok?
#3. The idiotic carrot doesn't actually know X's and O's very well.. Even Romo has said as much. We all know Linehan's coaching record, same with Marinelli... the difference is, Marinelli actually coached his players into a semblance of an organized and functional unit, while the offense was pure trash