khiladi
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Agreed I always thought Dak had adequate arm strength.
But the fact that he hesitates and holds the ball too long. Causes some problems.
It's a small sample size but Rush seems decisive and confident in his throws.
He gets the ball out quick and hits the receivers in stride this is pleasant to watch.
Continually watching the ball be thrown behind receivers because of hesitation is frustrating after a while
Also Rush seems to use the middle of the field a lot more.
Dak basically throws the sideline curl routes and go routes really well, when he’s playing his best ball. But those are generally the early reads. If he has to go through his progressions, he generally defaults immediately to his check-down, which kept his INTs in check but leaves a lot on the field and doesn’t threaten any good defense. He doesn’t throw when he has to anticipate, being way to cautious.
He’s just too slow at processing the field. He can be accurate when he’s throwing fast and not thinking too much, which explains why he can put up numbers in garbage time better than a lot of QBs.
That’s the Jekyll-Hyde of Dak, which explains the probably wide discrepancy of opinions on him.
As I said before, he’d be the best or one of the best back-up QBs in the league as he can win games to keep a team afloat when their starting QB goes down. He would have carved himself out a niche for himself on any roster as a back-up. Even if he eventually gets benched, but he decides to keep playing, he will always find a spot on a team. He has valuable tools for any roster from that perspective.