CFZ I think Dak Prescott is in serious danger

[thunderpimp91]

That is not investing heavy in the OL. Plus your list contains exactly 0 free agents.

That’s fine but now we are changing the argument from what the OP said.

 

[blueblood70]

Oh I am plenty calm francis p. karen. You think the likes of YOU get's me worked up?> LOL...come on bro...really? YOU? LOL hilarious...you think too highly of yourself. You aren't that powerful, mkay?

And thank you for continuing to prove my point you are a two-bit double standard hypocrite. Telling people to shut up and stop whining while you carry on and whine. It's pretty simple....you might have to just log off and think about it for a little bit.

couldn't read the garble, must be written in troll invisible INK..sorry. try again

 

[Rayman70]

We are wasting Dak just like we did with Romo. Wasting Micah as well.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

We are wasting Dak just like we did with Romo. Wasting Micah as well.

And, with the way Jerry treats QBs, no wonder players make "business decisions".

 

[fivetwos]

Jerry Jones has a tendency to neglect the oline until it's too late, and the damage is done. We had a very capable QB in Tony Romo. The problem is that Jerry didn't exactly understand that you need to maintain the oline to keep him upright and able to do his job. Prior to breaking his collarbone, Romo broke his finger in 2008 that forced him to miss 4 games. Jerry took no notice that the oline was starting to resemble damp Swiss cheese. He only started doing that with Romo when Romo had his collarbone snap in 2010. Unfortunately, by the time we had gotten Zach Martin, Romo only would play one more full season, and even then missed a game.

Fast forward to Dak. Jerry had been thinking the oline he built in 2014 is still excellent in 2020. Oh, but that's 6 years later, and Tyron had been in the league for 9 years at that point. Players start to break down. Oh well, what's there to worry? Dak breaks his leg. 2020 season toasted. Jerry then proceeds to use the 2nd round pick the next year on.....Kelvin Joseph. What could he have used that on? Well, there were several olinemen taken after. He could've had Aaron Banks who was a solid guard from Notre Dame. He has been decent with the 49ers. He could've taken Jackson Carman. Decent player for the Bengals at OT. Point is, as usual, he could have gotten an olineman instead of projects. His only good 2nd round pick lately has been Trevon Diggs. As a result, last year, Dak's calf muscle gets hurt and misses a game. He was clearly not the same after that Pats game. He started as one of the top 3-5 QBs, but then had that happen.

Thus, what's it going to take for Jerry to understand that he needs to maintain oline. It doesn't have to be in the 1st, but at least in the first 3 rounds, invest in an olineman to keep the depth at top notch. That way he can maintain the insurance on the QB. Problem is, I think Dak is in serious danger. Because of what Jerry has not done, I think Dak could be facing a very bad injury with some of the teams we play this year. All it takes for us to go from potential playoff team to 3-14 is a bad injury to Dak. Yet, we play one of the top defences in week one against the Bucs. What happens to the season if, God-forbid, Dak has a massive injury like a broken shoulder or his back gives way?

Jeez I just now saw this days old thread. I'm not sure they are "ignoring" it.

They just expect too much out of mid round picks.

Need top of the line coaching to make that work, and we cant necessarily get that when the first qualification of the head coach is catering to Jerry's ego.

Our 'philosophy by committee' very much works against us in certain ways.

Jerry's constant emasculating of the HC should also coincide with a more veteran approach, which the kid is fully against.

I'm hoping that obvious conflict goes away with Jerry. It's really all the hope we have, where we can at least get top coaching in here if we are going to depend on draft picks only to improve.