If Dak can't throw, how do you explain 2016?

[Haimerej]

Well he said it was hard to sit on the bench watching the team lose knowing you can’t do anything about it but it is harder to sit on the bench watching the team win knowing you’re not needed. That was very telling.

What if he felt like he was being screwed because he was the better QB?

 

[zerofill]

Yeah that's bizarre an old baseball pitcher becoming a QB guru

They do all kinds of stuff there though, with throwing motion. Was watching a video on them analyzing player throwing motions with computers, and finding where they were losing accuracy, power, etc... Some of the best QBs been there with him.

 

[Aviano90]

Dak has been quoted as saying that Sanchez was his biggest mentor in his rookie year (which actually may explain some things...).

Yes it was Mark who was the primary mentor, but in typical fashion, Romo has to be made out to be much more important and perfect than he actually was.

 

[Haimerej]

Better yet, he should have went to Tom House, where a bunch of the QBs have went, like Brady... during the off season.

He worked with Tom Shaw after the '16 season.

 

[Aviano90]

What if he felt like he was being screwed because he was the better QB?

Then his hurt feelings showed. It was very obvious. If wasn’t like he was hiding it.

 

[dragon_mikal]

Broaddus, Helman, Cavanaugh. All people AROUND the team said Tony was not the one in Dak's ear, Sanchez was. So where did you get your info from? Yourself?

"And I think Tony did a great job, and I commend Tony and thank him so much for that -- of being another coach for me, of helping me out, of in the middle of the game, at practice, on the field [and] off the field, giving me advice. And as a guy who went through exactly what I went through -- taking over the position from an older veteran, and knowing what it's like to be the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, and just helping me out." - Dak Prescott

I also have my eyes that saw Tony Romo helping Dak Prescott.

 

[Staubacher]

They do all kinds of stuff there though, with throwing motion. Was watching a video on them analyzing player throwing motions with computers, and finding where they were losing accuracy, power, etc... Some of the best QBs been there with him.

Tom House was in the Braves bullpen and caught Hank Aarons 715th home run

 

[zerofill]

He worked with Tom Shaw after the '16 season.

Needed to go where Brady, Brees, Goff, and Ryan went then lol

 

[Staubacher]

Yes it was Mark who was the primary mentor, but in typical fashion, Romo has to be made out to be much more important and perfect that he actually was.

Romo was and is brilliant. He studied the game and actually improved as his career progressed. By the end he was mvp caliber.

Dak is sinking like a stone..good kid he just isn't very good

 

[Doomsay]

Dak needs to feel that he could get benched at any point going forward. Make the damn throw.

 

[Philmonroe]

If dak can't throw, how do you explain 2016?

If zeke was a crutch for dak in 2016, how do you explain week 1?

RG3

 

[Haimerej]

Then his hurt feelings showed. It was very obvious. If wasn’t like he was hiding it.

I don't blame him. He earned the chance to get his job back, imo, and should've at least been allowed to compete.

I wonder if Garrett thought they were too entrenched in the Dak version of the offense and didn't want to risk trying different things midseason.

 

[DFWJC]

Watch this video Sam will answer all your questions if you dare to watch the truth.....

Just...wow

 

[dragon_mikal]

Yes it was Mark who was the primary mentor, but in typical fashion, Romo has to be made out to be much more important and perfect than he actually was.

Nonsense. Romo wasn’t perfect but he was brilliant all you have to do is listen to him when he’s talking football. And he was pretty damn important being the QB and everything.

He was screwed by the FO and fan base but you reap what you sow my friend.

 

[Haimerej]

Needed to go where Brady, Brees, Goff, and Ryan went then lol

Brady worked with Shaw. Shaw compared Dak's work ethic to Brady, too. Not sure how I'm supposed to feel about that. Does it mean he'll get better or no matter how hard he works, he won't?

 

[zerofill]

Brady worked with Shaw. Shaw compared Dak's work ethic to Brady, too. Not sure how I'm supposed to feel about that. Does it mean he'll get better or no matter how hard he works, he won't?

Work ethic.... Like the way Kurt Warner circled around saying everything about his leadership qualities, etc... But nothing about his skill level.

Was meaning this place though:

http://www.train3dqb.com/testimonials.html

 

[Aviano90]

Nonsense. Romo wasn’t perfect but he was brilliant all you have to do is listen to him when he’s talking football. And he was pretty damn important being the QB and everything.

He was screwed by the FO and fan base but you reap what you sow my friend.

I paid attention to what was happening that season. It was well reported that it was him and Sanchez who had the strong bond. Romo helped but it was Sanchez who was Dak’s primary mentor. There were plenty of times Romo was seen sitting on the bench alone in street clothes holding an iPad nowhere near Dak, but Sanchez was always right there. This claim that it was Romo is people trying to artificially pump up Romo’s value to the team. I find it laughable because even when it is pointed out the Romo lovers continue their false narrative.

 

[Haimerej]

Work ethic.... Like the way Kurt Warner circled around saying everything about his leadership qualities, etc... But nothing about his skill level.

Was meaning this place though:

http://www.train3dqb.com/testimonials.html

Yeah. I put that praise up there with, "leadership skills." If he keeps skipping passes to open WRs without facing pressure those skills won't mean much (we might see a sudden drop off in those skills' effectiveness, too).

 

[Tommy]

Dak had Romo coaching him up between series. Letting him know what looks he can expect from the defense after a TD drive, subtle changes that make a world of difference.

Those tips and knowledge are now gone and sitting in the booth with Nantz.

Dak’s problem isn’t that he doesn’t understand what he is suppose to do. The problem is he doesn’t have the ability to do it.

 

[Hardline]

If Dak can throw how do you explain 2017?