As long as you can realize there are many points of view about his QB skills and even some of us that haven't decided just where he is yet.
It is all just opinion and open to debate but I do respect your opinion about what you think about him. I am just undecided at this point. I believed, like Aikman, that you can't fix accuracy at this level but then I see him improve and wonder how far can he go? Add to that, Aikman is in his camp even after making that statement.
We do not question the rule until we see the exception. Is he that? I don't know but he's not that QB I saw at Miss St or his first 2 seasons in Dallas. Of all the QB's in the NFL, and it's not just because he plays for my team, he intrigues me the most. His story is unlike most others to start that off and it just keeps unfolding and he's an easy guy to root for.
Aikman had a career accuracy of 61.5% and he was considered to be one one the most accurate QB's coming into the NFL, and we heard it while he played throughout his career.
Dak is at a 65.8% accuracy.
What does it mean, not a whole lot. Where am I going with this, no where.
However, it shows Dak is accurate overall, and with his leadership skills, he can get better as to going further in the playoffs.
This is his 5th year, and now has an actual coaching staff. It will be interesting to see how this goes and how opinions may change one way or the other as the season goes. Aikman got there in 4 years with a competent coaching staff.
However some will never change, either good or bad. Last year I went into the season at 50/50, now I am at 60/40, maybe not quite that high. But I am sure pulling for him to succeed as that means the TEAM succeeds. Or as some may say, he will succeed because the team succeeded.
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Doesn't matter, as long as they win.