That's fair. Now when we played the Rams in that playoff game and our defense surrendered well over 200 yards on the ground..... was that all Dak's fault?
That first 49ers playoff loss, we had 14, 15 penalties and Dak committed none of them. So my question is....
What other quarterbacks in NFL history has overcome their team committing 14, 15 penalties and still was able to pull off a playoff win vs the number one team in the NFL. Again, Dak has played bad and loss us games before, but....
If no other quarterback has led a team past a number one ranked defense after his team committed 14, 15 penalties in a playoff game..... why was Dak expected to?
Was that the one the defense held SF to 19 points?
I'd have to go back and break down the penalties.
But yes, I definitely remember the 200 yards. It felt like 500 yards. It also felt like they could call the same play over and over. I can't even remember anything Dak did that game. I'll concede this one without research.
To answer your question. Why?
In no order, I just throw out some points.
- He’s not playing for Cleveland, etc. This is a marquee franchise. Globally!
- He’s the franchise player of a marquee franchise.
- If you want to be paid like you're a winner, you must play like you're a winner. See Mahomes, Patrick. Is it fair to compare? No. But who said life is fair?
- Expectations must be high if you expect high expectations.
Imagine being a fan of any team in, for example, the NFC South(?) TB, Atlanta, New Orleans, Carolina.
Think of what the expectations are for those teams and fans. I mean, those teams are just hoping to fill their stadiums. And the fans are just hoping to go 9-8.
I hear your point. But it's time to make a change.
This is year 9 with the QB. It seems to be going backwards. In the end, the fault lies at the feet of
Jerry and Stephen. Unfortunately, they're far too rich to notice, or care, how bad they are as GMs.
(This is probably the longest comment I've ever posted.
Sorry about that, dude...lol.)