KingintheNorth
Chris in Arizona
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Good points, the story could've been much different had the FO and Coaching let the PRO QB play when he came back healthy and ready and have the 4th rounder QB watch and learn for a couple of seasons, then let the PRO QB retire the right way and have the developed QB take the Team. but we know the history...
For all the "Dakota is the Future" guys , in 2016 I didn't read anyone questioning the same Coaching Staff and demanding Dakota to get help and "be better", everybody were claiming Dakota was the future and he was ready to take... no..no… no... to LEAD the Team. Fast forward 2018 he is not ready and he needs help and development? So we benched an experienced PRO QB who was ready to compete for his job, in favor of a - now all of the sudden - inexperienced, crude, inaccurate, can't read defenses, "needs development" QB? and in the process we lost a future HOF TE and the #1 WR. The cost has been too much and yet there are some who demand to "invest" more on this useless QB.
Now that the league has figured Dakota the results are everybody's fault but Dakota's. Some talk about Dak's "great" leadership.... I see a Team demoralized, failing and not even caring or respecting the Star, if that's how leadership works then yes, Dakota is LEADING the Team.... to a losing season and complete failure. Accountability must start with the QB, bench that clown for life, then sweep the Coaching staff immediately after, rebuild in 2019 move on from the pipe dream of 2016.
If it was up to me, I'd let the new HC & OC evaluate Dak next year. Reason A being he's under contract for one more year. Reason B is that there are no clearcut QB1's in the draft or free agency. If Dak doesn't show TREMENDOUS improvement in 2019, you let him walk and you go all-in on getting your guy before the 2020 season. I'd like to see what someone like Urban Meyer or Lincoln Riley could do with Dak.