Let's not pretend like Dak hasn't raised expectations with his bold words while he's been out. Now it's time to get out there and show it. He's facing the leagues worst defense. Great game to get an idea of where he's at no? Basically a tune up game...
And what quarterback coming off of a month long injury wouldn't need a tune-up game or two to get back into a rhythm????
I think many of you who don't like Dak for whatever reason were angry that the coaching staff didn't throw a rusty Dak in there against a hot and great Philly team because you wanted him to look bad just to fit your little agendas. This is another example of rooting against your own players.
It makes most of you angry knowing that Detroit and Chicago ahead of a bye week may allow Dak the easier reps to get back into playing shape and rebuild a rhythm with the offense. Nobody in their right mind would gloat over Dak having "get right" games against the Lions and Bears. REAL fans would want our coaching staff to put Dak in the best position to get back to being a top 10 caliber quarterback for the success of THE ENTIRE DALLAS COWBOYS TEAM.
Haters would rather have seen Dak get rushed into a game against a DIVISION RIVAL who's on fire and who would likely try to swat at Dak's hand to affect him moving forward so they wouldn't have to worry about facing him again and it could affect the outcome of the overall divisional positioning come playoff time.
Who do you think the Eagles would rather face, Dak or Rush...... exactly.
When a boxer with a championship belt gets injured and then comes back to fight....9 times out of 10, he's not fighting against another champion boxer. He's fighting against a fighter or two with lesser risk to get his rhythm back. Why is that???
When injured NBA players start getting back into games after weeks of recovery.... they're not thrusting themselves into mid-season games vs the Warriors or Celtics..... they'll play in the games vs teams like the Wizards or the Raptors..... why is that???