Huge mistake not drafting Fields

75boyz

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Much respect for this ballsy post.
Do not know how much truth to Prescott's actual physical condition is still just a precautionary and conservative preservation tactic by the team OR if there is some truth to there being an ongoing problem.
If the latter, your post would hold up quite well even with the cultists.

But since I'm a Dallas Cowboy team fan and not a Dallas Prescott fan, I can still support your post regardless.

jmo
 

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LOL....I took it the correct way. You question also reminded me of my Zeke to Cowboys days in the past.

The post you quoted was more of a "can we chill on the dak hater/dak slobber" crap...constantly SHEESH!

Maybe not in THIS thread,....but I fail to understand why you don't notice my Dak support comments.





dak haters don't say stuff like that....and that is just today. Wanting Dak healthy is the opposite of dak hate.
Look Steve Here is the deal. I can’t stand zeke , I hate OSU and Romo was never my favorite player not even close.

by nature of those 3 things we are going to be in the opposite end of things. I do feel like at times you say things that along the lines of things that our resident haters say but I think you end up saying them for different reasons then them . I don’t think you hate Dak as much as I think you love Zeke and admired Romo and with that at times you get lumped in with the others

I in no way consider you to be a troll like pap smear and captain crunch and a few of the others so if I’ve given you that impression I’m sorry

I do think you are incredibly sensitive and have a passive aggressive side to you and that’s probably part of why we bump heads.

in this thread though I was sincere in my ?. I wasn’t thinking Dak at all even though the OP was trolling.

anyway I got to look after my bacon wrapped poppers and find the game. Enjoy the game I think we are in for a much better outcome than last year
 

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This guy has the “it” factor. And the Cowboys made a huge blunder passing on this kid espiecially with a QB coming off two major surgeries. His arm doesn’t even work sounds like he might need Tommy John surgery. Now we’re stuck with a 40 million broken down QB. Dak’s contract will hold this team back for 4 years and he’ll be another Rg3.

It's a little late after you sign Dak to a long term contract. Besides, I don't know what the "it" factor is. If it's not feeling comfortable in the pocket, then yeah, Fields has the it factor. I'm not saying he can't improve, but right now he needs a lot of work. That said, I would not have been the least bit upset had they not signed Dak and drafted Fields.
 

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The last thing we do is bring in a QB, we just paid how much for Prescott?

Old QB's on their way out ya look to replace, that isn't the situation in Dallas.

Dak is all we need. he'll do just fine.
 

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Yeah right. Noone does it because it tears lats.

First, other QBs do have routines that practice and train their bodies to coil the abdomenal spring for better power in throws. Doing so engages the larger muscles in your body. Typically lower body in the throwing motion.

Second, no one I have ever heard of has ever strained or hurt their lat doing an abdominal twist. For a Lat to get hurt you typically have to engage in activity that extends or contracts the muscle. This means using your arm.

Third, Dak's little dance routine never has him extending his throwing arm at all. So it is my understanding that a harmless little dance number like Dak's doesn't lead to Latissimus Dorsi strains or injuries.



https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-nfl-quarterbacks-dance-to-prepare-for-games-11573823612

https://www.healthline.com/health/latissimus-dorsi-pain#symptoms

What does latissimus dorsi pain feel like?
Latissimus dorsi pain can be hard to differentiate from other types of back or shoulder pain. You’ll usually feel it in your shoulder, back, or upper or lower arm. The pain will worsen when you reach forward or extend your arms.

Contact your doctor if you have trouble breathing, a fever, or abdominal pain. Combined with latissimus dorsi pain, these may be symptoms of a more serious injury or condition.

What causes latissimus dorsi pain?
The latissimus dorsi muscle is used the most during exercises that involve pulling and throwing. Pain is usually caused by overuse, using poor technique, or not warming up before exercising. Activities that can cause latissimus dorsi pain include:

  • gymnastics
  • baseball
  • tennis
  • rowing
  • swimming
  • shoveling snow
  • chopping wood
  • chin-ups and pullups
  • reaching forward or overhead repeatedly
You might also feel pain in your latissimus dorsi if you have poor posture or tend to slouch.

In rare cases, your latissimus dorsi can tear. This usually only happens to professional athletes, such as water skiers, golfers, baseball pitchers, rock climbers, track athletes, volleyball players, and gymnasts. But a serious injury can cause it as well.
 

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Tommy John Surgery, more formally known as ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) reconstruction, is used to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament inside the elbow.
lets not get sidetracked by facts, stay on topic please. Dak is on his deathbed....and go
 

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This guy has the “it” factor. And the Cowboys made a huge blunder passing on this kid espiecially with a QB coming off two major surgeries. His arm doesn’t even work sounds like he might need Tommy John surgery. Now we’re stuck with a 40 million broken down QB. Dak’s contract will hold this team back for 4 years and he’ll be another Rg3.
If this team doesn't make the playoffs I'm going on a witch hunt for certain people.
 

GimmeTheBall!

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This guy has the “it” factor. And the Cowboys made a huge blunder passing on this kid espiecially with a QB coming off two major surgeries. His arm doesn’t even work sounds like he might need Tommy John surgery. Now we’re stuck with a 40 million broken down QB. Dak’s contract will hold this team back for 4 years and he’ll be another Rg3.
He's a grand lad, a grand lad!
 

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I don't know if this is a troll thread or not, but it's still hilarious that people are going to hop on board with it. This forum is pure entertainment gold.

Yes, so predictable of some, heh.
And equally predictable indignation by some such as you, scalowag!
 

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So we have the highest paid QB in history and need to worry about drafting a QB. Really?
 
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