Front office is gun shy after Romo's injury in preseason.Mike McCarthy is a coward and doesn't know how to coach discipline
But you mentioned other QBs, and they’re all better than Dak, right? Why is Mahomes and Allen playing? Wouldn’t they get a pass, too? Couldn’t all the 15 or so other QBs better than Dak skip the game and get a pass too?Probably shining his 7 rings.
He gets a pass.
If Dak had 7 rings he'd get a pass also.
So he got a pass when nobody knew how his career would go?
Dude...
What the heck.
You would not have given him a pass, jerk.
McCarthy is the coach not The Joneses. He should override them or make all final decisions regarding the players roles and usage.
McCarthy is the coach not The Joneses. He should override them or make all final decisions regarding the players roles and usage.
The Rams and Cowboys are not doing things the same way at all.
When it comes to playing guys in the preseason maybe, but everywhere else is glaringly different.
The only teams that are doing things the same way as the Cowboys (resting guys in the preseason, no big trades, no big FA action, only concerned with signing your own guys to huge contracts) are losers like the Cowboys.
Do they have 7 rings and are considered the GOAT?But you mentioned other QBs, and they’re all better than Dak, right? Why is Mahomes and Allen playing? Wouldn’t they get a pass, too? Couldn’t all the 15 or so other QBs better than Dak skip the game and get a pass too?
Is it Dak making the decision?Do they have 7 rings and are considered the GOAT?
Nope.
They are taking opportunities to get better. They are chasing Brady. They are chasing greatness. Instead of defending Dak you should be wondering why Dak doesn't have the desire that much more skilled guys than him have.
Dak just not built like that I guess.
There's nothing weak about it.That's a really weak response. You deflected from the fact that McVay disproved your point. I thought you were at least a reasonable fan, but it appears that all you want to do is badmouth the team for any decision it makes.
You think Dak couldn't get some reps if he wanted?Is it Dak making the decision?
I think Dak does what Jerry says, like most everyone else in the organization.You think Dak couldn't get some reps if he wanted?
Paaaaaaalease.
I think if Dak said he'd like to get a few reps he'd be allowed to get a few reps.I think Dak does what Jerry says, like most everyone else in the organization.
There's nothing weak about it.
The Cowboys have done everything the wrong way for years.
You're trying to justify the Cowboys bad decisions by showing that another teams that have won do it too, but you leave out all the things the do better than the Cowboys.
I think that's a way weaker way to look at it. You're refusing to hold the Cowboys accountable, but instead trying to justify their incompetentness.
I think the desire is there. I think that if he's choosing to not play, it's either being cautious or overconfident.I think if Dak said he'd like to get a few reps he'd be allowed to get a few reps.
Dak isn't built like Allen and Mahomes. The desire to be great isn't there.
It's just another weak move from a weak ran organization.This thread is not about all the other things Dallas does wrong. It is about not playing your starting QB in the preseason. McVay blows away your point that that isn't how successful teams do it. Again, that's the point of having joint practices to play your starters without as much risk, which is what Dallas is doing along with successful teams like the Rams.