Surfguy
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I didn't say he doesn't know what he's doing. MM said in his post-game that they were going for "putting the game away" was the line of thinking on the throws. I was just going off of what he said. I didn't learn until much later (after my post) that Dak was throwing on his own accord. But, even then, the gameplan obviously wasn't just to run as much time off the clock as possible. They were taking risks to try to secure the game versus run the clock when running the clock should have been enough. On the one hand, I understand it. On the other, I don't. They were confident they could finish them off early. It didn't work out. And, it put the game at higher risk of loss. But, hey, whatever they want to do there umm.This is a bad example to show MM doesn't know what he's doing. Dak has admitted that the decision to throw was his, not MM's. There are multiple options on every play and Dak admits he made the decision to take the shot downfield instead of a shorter, safer option. Part of what has vitalized the offense since the break is giving Dak the power to make decisions at the line of scrimmage. This time he didn't make the best decision, but it's not a basis for savaging MM who is not going to publicly throw his under the bus.