Int from game yesterday

[Dre11]

Yeah even if Lamb does not alter his route and somehow makes that catch he gets laid out!

Ok? Wr take big hits all the time. He's suppose to be a 1

 

[WillieBeamen]

How was it the right read? The safety was directly in Dak's line of sight the entire play. Dak was looking at the spot the entire time. The safety read his eyes & made the play. Dak had every reason to know the guy was there and bad things were likely. Throw the ball elsewhere or throw it away & go to halftime.

Its this simple and anybody that thinks otherwise is just a Dak homer and shouldnt be taken seriously

 

[Ken]

Wow..what is sturm looking at?

Ceedee ran a worse lazy route than even i thought initially

It isn't up to him to decide to quit on a route btw.

 

[Dre11]

Moose, who should be in the HOF for his role in helping Emmitt be the all time leading rusher, who's played the game, he said it was on Lamb. I haven't even read the comments yet but I bet there's about 10 Dak haters here that are arguing with you and Moose by saying that the INT was on Dak. Now let me read the comments to see the regular Dak haters here disputing yours and Moose's claim. lol

I post a former qb and wr (Isaiah Stanback) in this thread , who breaks down film for Dallas cowboys. Com
Who has criticized Dak in the past. He's asking exactly the same thing I said yesterday after he rewatched the film. And they're still arguing...lol

 

[Ken]

Watched Dak's postgame press conference and he took the blame. Said it was a case of him trusting his arm too much and thinking he can get away with passes like that.

Of course he did...he is a leader. Not going to throw him under the bus.

 

[TheMightyVanHalen]

Watched Dak's postgame press conference and he took the blame. Said it was a case of him trusting his arm too much and thinking he can get away with passes like that.

Dak is a leader. Of course he's saying it's his fault. Show me a press conference where he criticizes Lamb or any receiver for dropping passes last year or any year he's been our QB. I don't think you can.

 

[thunderpimp91]

Yes it's the right read, if you look it's only the safety there if he misses Lamb is running 50-60 yards at least.

Both safeties were right there, and #4 read the play the entire way. Odds of a catch were almost 0, odds of lamb getting yards after the catch was 0. Not saying Lamb shouldn't have ran a better route and it ends up as a harmless incompletion, but this was not a good decision to make the throw to begin with.

 

[WillieBeamen]

Dak is a leader. Of course he's saying it's his fault. Show me a press conference by him criticizing Lamb or any receiver for dropping passes last year or any year he's been our QB. I don't think you can.

What are you talking about?


He literally said in a press-conference he needs to hit Dez in the facemask so he would catch the ball

 

[Dre11]

How was it the right read? The safety was directly in Dak's line of sight the entire play. Dak was looking at the spot the entire time. The safety read his eyes & made the play. Dak had every reason to know the guy was there and bad things were likely. Throw the ball elsewhere or throw it away & go to halftime.

How many times does this has to be explained? I'm not explaining it again, go listen to the explanation Isaiah Stanback gave in the video above .

 

[Ken]

Ok? Wr take big hits all the time. He's suppose to be a 1

And the big "hits" aren't even big anymore bc of the rules lol

 

[thunderpimp91]

Wow..what is sturm looking at?

Ceedee ran a worse lazy route than even i thought initially

It isn't up to him to decide to quit on a route btw.

You're absolutely right, but the idea that CeeDee ran a bad route and Dak shouldn't have thrown it can both be true at the same time. Not sure why it has to be one or the other.

I was extremely impressed with Dak yesterday, but this was the one throw that he seemed to feel invincible on.

 

[Dre11]

Both safeties were right there, and #4 read the play the entire way. Odds of a catch were almost 0, odds of lamb getting yards after the catch was 0. Not saying Lamb shouldn't have ran a better route and it ends up as a harmless incompletion, but this was not a good decision to make the throw to begin with.

No it wasn't, he had great chance of catching that pass if he runs his right correctly and not half run it, go llwatch the video on the first page.

 

[Dre11]

You're absolutely right, but the idea that CeeDee ran a bad route and Dak shouldn't have thrown it can both be true at the same time. Not sure why it has to be one or the other.

I was extremely impressed with Dak yesterday, but this was the one throw that he seemed to feel invincible on.

The problem with that statement is Dak is in the motion of throwing that ball before Lamb quits.

 

[jaythecowboy]

Gotta disagree with you. Lamb was there - he was at the spot. The throw was right on target for the route Lamb ran. The problem was that the defense was also there. It's up to Dak to read the defense and know where the safety is.

Lamb wasn't at the spot because the ball went past him to the safety. If Lamb didn't slow up after the break he would have been at the spot.

 

[Ken]

You're absolutely right, but the idea that CeeDee ran a bad route and Dak shouldn't have thrown it can both be true at the same time. Not sure why it has to be one or the other.

I was extremely impressed with Dak yesterday, but this was the one throw that he seemed to feel invincible on.

I agree....i have a much BIGGER issue with throwing the ball there anyway. A lot bad can happen whenever you pass. This is an example...

Yes, Dak took too big of a risk there in that situation but Ceedee needs to play to the whistle and not get scared, which is what it looks like to me.

 

[blueblood70]

Both safeties were right there, and #4 read the play the entire way. Odds of a catch were almost 0, odds of lamb getting yards after the catch was 0. Not saying Lamb shouldn't have ran a better route and it ends up as a harmless incompletion, but this was not a good decision to make the throw to begin with.

BULLsnot
first off watch the tape above watches it in full screen full speed and Lamb pulled a Patrick Crayton he slowed up for second as if he gave up and then saw dak throw it it was too late safety beat him there. Dude flat hesitated on his route. howes dak supposed to know his player wouldnt run though his routes, watch him slow up

it OBVIOUS..

zero chance in the NFL dudes catch passes a lot in crazy tight coverages get mossed up etc etc can't catch it if a qb see you break lets it go you let up..that hesitation is why the safety got there first. Daks continually blamed for waiting too long to let ball go waiting on an actually open WR instead of throwing to a spot., he finally does and now the wr get excuses for not running though his route and running falter less drifty route..


please fix the 0 on your board its broke it like the word never and always. Let ir rest that snot true at all.

 

[Calvin2Tony2Emmitt2Julius]

Dak threw a lame duck , it got picked , Dallas won 49-29 move along , nothing to see here

 

[thunderpimp91]

The problem with that statement is Dak is in the motion of throwing that ball before Lamb quits.

Either way I'm not sure that ball needs to be thrown.

For whatever it is worth PFF graded that as a throw that was NOT turnover worthy, which I agree with. Lamb running a poor route was the reason for the INT, I just dont see any upside to it. A perfect route by Lamb is still most likely an incompletion.

Who gets more of the blame? Who cares is really the point i'm trying to make. Lamb needs to at very least break that play up. Dak needs to not play superman up multiple scores against an inferior team.

 

[Dre11]

Either way I'm not sure that ball needs to be thrown.

For whatever it is worth PFF graded that as a throw that was NOT turnover worthy, which I agree with. Lamb running a poor route was the reason for the INT, I just dont see any upside to it. A perfect route by Lamb is still most likely an incompletion.

Who gets more of the blame? Who cares is really the point i'm trying to make. Lamb needs to at very least break that play up. Dak needs to not play superman up multiple scores against an inferior team.

I think it fit how they were playing in the first half, they were trying to smother the bear. They were going for more points. Was it aggressive? Maybe

 

[Sydla]

Yes he's taking a hit, he's a number 1 for a reason, Dez, Irvin , and the top Wrs take big hits all the time. That's a cop out. The situation was they were aggressive all game, they were doing what we all wanted them to do in the past, put their foot on the neck of the opponent, now we want to go soft...lol

And maybe the safety gets there at the same time and the collision makes the ball pop up and another defender still intercepts it.

Yes, Lamb didn't run a great route. But no, Dak didn't make the smartest decision there. You Dak guys are literally incapable of just admitting he may have made a mistake.