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I see dead people.....When I see Dak, I see a man who inhales oxygen.
When I see Romo, I see a man who exhales carbon dioxide.
I see dead people.....When I see Dak, I see a man who inhales oxygen.
When I see Romo, I see a man who exhales carbon dioxide.
don't try to rationalize with an alcoholic, former prison patron....he is nothing but a trollInteresting but invalid premise to use age as a point of validity. I am 68 and have followed the Cowboys since their inception. It doesn't make me a better fan or judge of talent. You bring up several points that have been hashed out so many times. that it just seems you are finding rationalizations to validate your distaste of Dak. He is one of the strongest "leaders" I have seen in a while. And then you redefine the word leadership. Say what you mean or learn to say it a different way. Your tactics wouldn't stand up in a philosophy class or in a scholarly debate. Your post is a meandering, loose assortment of statements.
We all want to see the Cowboys win another title. I'm not sure that's what you are about except to be self serving with click bait. You left Cowboy land a while back to follow the Vikings. You are not a true Cowboy fan. Take a hike.
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goff? goff, that goff...did you say goff...its just goffI would put Cousins, Ryan, Wentz and Goff at the top of tier two over Dak.
so what does leadership have to do with 4th qauarter come backs? I don't get the connection.....I'm in your boat.....fan since the 70's Landry era. Dak has leadership qualities in spades. What he seems to lack is the ability to complete the clutch throws with games on the line. He didn't lead the team to single 4th quarter comeback last season. He's no Staubach or Aikman.
For me, I look at a Qb surrounded by more talent than any QB in the NFL...... and the offense was still stuck in the mud or unable to produce, particularly against the good teams. There is a legitimate debate about how much of that was coaching and how much of that was Dak. My hope is that he plays on the tag this year so we can finally see how much of the team's 8-8 failure last season was on Garret and his coaching staff.
Some of the QBs you lump in with guys like Staubach, Montana, Elway, Moon, Favre and Aikman crack me up. Pat Haden? lol Jaworski? Morton? Sipe? Many were solid NFL QB's, although I don't know if I would give Haden that much credit, but not remotely in the same ballpark.I'm 53- almost 54 years old. I have been a fan of the Cowboys since the early 70's- when I was old enough to know about them.
I've seen the likes of Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Namath, Pat Haden, Danny White, Joe Montana, Brian Sipe, Dan Pastorini, Craig Morton, John Elway, Joe Theismann, Billy Kilmer, Ron Jaworski, Doug Williams, Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, and others like Brett Favre on their best and worst days.
It's not that Dak can't learn. He's a great athlete.
But I don't see in him the instincts of any of the quarterbacks I just mentioned in regards to leadership skills and making a team better.
I'm just curious if it's the older generation that sees what I see?
One thing Dak does better is that he doesn't throw many interceptions, but I am not sure if that comes from the fact that he strictly follows the route tree or is just more aware.
But he doesn't seem to have "it" when it comes to leadership.
But is it the older guys who see what I see?
Just curious.
Which speaks volumes about Dak's lack of instincts.Some of the QBs you lump in with guys like Staubach, Montana, Elway, Moon, Favre and Aikman crack me up. Pat Haden? lol Jaworski? Morton? Sipe? Many were solid NFL QB's, although I don't know if I would give Haden that much credit, but not remotely in the same ballpark.
Which speaks volumes about Dak's lack of instincts.
I readily admit some of those guys were lesser players, but one thing they ALL had in common is that they were accustomed to fighting to win, and were the leaders on their teams because they demanded that their teams play well.
Dak doesn't do that. If the Cowboys lose or are not playing well, Dak doesn't make them become better.
Problem is, you've convinced yourself of this, so your mind is narrow and nothing is going to change it.Which speaks volumes about Dak's lack of instincts.
I readily admit some of those guys were lesser players, but one thing they ALL had in common is that they were accustomed to fighting to win, and were the leaders on their teams because they demanded that their teams play well.
Dak doesn't do that. If the Cowboys lose or are not playing well, Dak doesn't make them become better.
That's all I need to know thenNo I don’t recognize his elite skill set any more than Prescott.And that’s the point.
That's clear view game study, and what all the labeled, so called "haters" have already identified.
Mahomes played the #1 defense in the league and yes threw 2 ints but in the end he led his team to victory on the biggest stage by throwing 2 TDs. That 49ers defense really put a whippin on Rodgers and the Packers. Wait til Dak plays the 49ers this year. Don't you go hiding from me.Did you actually watch the Super Bowl. Because if you did and you think he played well I can no longer take anything you say with integrity when it comes to quarterback play
He was throwing in front of receivers. He was throwing behind receivers. He was actually aiming the football at one point. He threw up to hail Mary’s. For touchdowns. The MVP should’ve gone to the wide receiver. He found The ball in flight. Great job. Mahomes is blessed in that game. Yes great defense he chokes. Did the same thing to the patriotsMahomes played the #1 defense in the league and yes threw 2 ints but in the end he led his team to victory on the biggest stage by throwing 2 TDs. That 49ers defense really put a whippin on Rodgers and the Packers. Wait til Dak plays the 49ers this year. Don't you go hiding from me.
I can’t wait for that game. I hope Prescott and his team come out like he did his rookie season. Can’t wait to see what McCarthy doesMahomes played the #1 defense in the league and yes threw 2 ints but in the end he led his team to victory on the biggest stage by throwing 2 TDs. That 49ers defense really put a whippin on Rodgers and the Packers. Wait til Dak plays the 49ers this year. Don't you go hiding from me.
goff? goff, that goff...did you say goff...its just goff
did you say cousins...that cousins...cousins...really cousins....I can't believe I read cousins...
how does Prescott play in a more explosive offense...goff prior to McVay sucked. McVay resurrected his career and the offense.Goff had one of the worst o-lines in the league last season. It was depleted for various reasons. Gurley and supposed college star Henderson both averaged 3.8 yards behind that line. Goff was excellent the season before and the Rams reached the SB. I'm not even a fan of his but the facts need to be spelled out to some people.
Prescott plays in a more explosive offense yet Cousins has better numbers than him the last two seasons. Again not even a fan of Cousins but let's not make out as though Prescott is Peyton Manning and Cousins is Brian Hoyer.
I am older than you and I see what is reality. 3 Pro Bowls in 4 years, 2 playoff appearances with a playoff win in 4 years, no losing seasons (since Jr. High as a starting QB), improved every year as a QB, unquestioned team leader, and Witten came back knowing Dak was at QB (he is Romo's BFF). Finally, because Dak was coached by inferior coaching shows why Dak is about as bullet proof as you can get for a franchise QB that started out as a 4th round pick. Dak went 13-3 as a rookie with a team built for Romo whose best season with a record 13 Pro Bowlers was 13-3. Then look at the stats which even when manipulated against Dak (ie. losing record vs. winning teams in 2019) are anomalies without lasting trends.I'm 53- almost 54 years old. I have been a fan of the Cowboys since the early 70's- when I was old enough to know about them.
I've seen the likes of Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Namath, Pat Haden, Danny White, Joe Montana, Brian Sipe, Dan Pastorini, Craig Morton, John Elway, Joe Theismann, Billy Kilmer, Ron Jaworski, Doug Williams, Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, and others like Brett Favre on their best and worst days.
It's not that Dak can't learn. He's a great athlete.
But I don't see in him the instincts of any of the quarterbacks I just mentioned in regards to leadership skills and making a team better.
I'm just curious if it's the older generation that sees what I see?
One thing Dak does better is that he doesn't throw many interceptions, but I am not sure if that comes from the fact that he strictly follows the route tree or is just more aware.
But he doesn't seem to have "it" when it comes to leadership.
But is it the older guys who see what I see?
Just curious.
But Prescott's skill set is more like Alex Smith or Case Keenum. Mahomes skill set is a mix of Rodgers and young Brady.No I don’t recognize his elite skill set any more than Prescott.And that’s the point.
I am excited to see if McCarthy can right things and help this offense. I want to see some game planning specific and in game adjustment.I can’t wait for that game. I hope Prescott and his team come out like he did his rookie season. Can’t wait to see what McCarthy does
I just have a personal thing that I don’t like Mahomes. Yeah he’s definitely a top-five quarterback. But that’s not saying much either. I train with a two time Super Bowl running back. And the point is he doesn’t like him either LOLI am excited to see if McCarthy can right things and help this offense. I want to see some game planning specific and in game adjustment.