Jerry was drunk when he gave Dak that contract! He had to have been!It wasn’t the case the first time. They did it because they believed in dak then and he earned the deal, was not done because of Injury
Bold> How much is 'huge portion'? There is a significant number of fans and media who wanted to move on from Prescott before that time. And why is 'NFL' fan base a qualifier? Jones may care about how his franchise's fans feel about any matter but why should he be concerned how NFL fans feel in general?The Cowboys should have walked away, but I think Jerry was under tremendous pressure to extend him and pay him way too much or risk alienating a huge portion of the NFL fan base.
No, his ceiling is the basement.With Dak the ceiling is the floor...
That's right. Surround Dak with a good Oline, good running attack, good WRs and a well designed playbook with excellent routes designed to help both your WRs and QB like other good playoff teams have.sick of jerry "doing the right thing" for the individual player - do the right thing for the cowboys and this fan base.
You only get 1 PITY contract in a lifetime and Daktrash got his already.Prior to his last contract, Dak suffered a season ending injury. The Cowboys struggled without a quarterback, and the pressure was on Jerry to "do the right thing" and extend Dak; resulting in the contract that he received that has kept the Cowboys from moving on.
So now with Dak set to play out his last remaining year on a disastrous contract, does an injury pose the possibility of him once again being able to reap the benefits of a "pity" parade that could pressure Jerry into an even bigger mistake with another contract?
I have no idea. Cowboys had 9 All Pros didn’t they? Did any of them play like All Pros?Why does all pro never translate when it’s playoff time?
Yeah that’s sad that you think that’s the same….Except for when your posting that it was the right decision to sit Romo because he would only get hurt again. AmIRight?
(Or Tyrone, or LVE etc etc etc)
I doubt it. they are setting up to walk away. wouldn't surprise me to trade Lamb and other assets during the season and load up on draft picks. probably parsons might get traded too, except that jerry will take a 5th for Lamb and a 3rd for Parsons and call it a win!Prior to his last contract, Dak suffered a season ending injury. The Cowboys struggled without a quarterback, and the pressure was on Jerry to "do the right thing" and extend Dak; resulting in the contract that he received that has kept the Cowboys from moving on.
So now with Dak set to play out his last remaining year on a disastrous contract, does an injury pose the possibility of him once again being able to reap the benefits of a "pity" parade that could pressure Jerry into an even bigger mistake with another contract?
Nobody wished for an injury to Dak. It was a post about the potential affect of an injury to Dak. Exactly the same as discussing the potential affect of an injury to anyone. As you have done many times.Yeah that’s sad that you think that’s the same….
Dilfer, Foles, McMahon, Williams, Hostetler, Rypien, Johnson.Dak is what he is and will never break his ceiling. A good regular season qb who can get you to the playoffs but not far into them
The problem with him is the same stance this team takes with free agents. You don’t want to pay good players elite money.
What contract did you get? Did you get a deal for looking for planes on Fantasy Island? Send me the link, I may apply...You only get 1 PITY contract in a lifetime and Daktrash got his already.
At 1-4 and losing to NY at home that broken ankle was what gave him that deal.
No More Pity and no more paying millions and millions cause he's such a nice guy you know!!!!
We're a football team, not a church...............
Pity is a word for clueless fans. He was paid accordingly, does he have talent? Any idiot can see that he does, did he have the proper play calling and coaching? That is up for discussion....does he deserve to be paid as the top QB, no...but, he's better than most and only idiots can't see that.Prior to his last contract, Dak suffered a season ending injury. The Cowboys struggled without a quarterback, and the pressure was on Jerry to "do the right thing" and extend Dak; resulting in the contract that he received that has kept the Cowboys from moving on.
So now with Dak set to play out his last remaining year on a disastrous contract, does an injury pose the possibility of him once again being able to reap the benefits of a "pity" parade that could pressure Jerry into an even bigger mistake with another contract?
The lengths you will go to get my attention. I never said he wished injury on Dak. I don’t know why y'all try to come for me when y’all lack basic comprehension skills.Nobody wished for an injury to Dak. It was a post about the potential affect of an injury to Dak. Exactly the same as discussing the potential affect of an injury to anyone. As you have done many times.
The lengths you'll go to throw your brand of shade is what's sad.
Under the conditions you describe (i.e. SanFran) most QBs would do very well... So why pay 55-60 million for a bus driver?That's right. Surround Dak with a good Oline, good running attack, good WRs and a well designed playbook with excellent routes designed to help both your WRs and QB like other good playoff teams have.
You're calling Dak a bus driver?Under the conditions you describe (i.e. SanFran) most QBs would do very well... So why pay 55-60 million for a bus driver?