Mike Martz: Deep Dive Analysis of Dak's Ints This Year

[Dre11]

How many HOFs did he have on that offense?

They became HOF players under Martz offense..lol
1 was bagging groceries

 

[Ken]

@Ken Why? this only can lead to pages of stupidity as a couple of them couldnt wait to chime in. Just missing pappy and captain crunch. I also couldnt get to an article just a short exerpt saying he should do better under Mccarthy

Ya, it is a video at the top. No actual article.

Hey, this helps show people, if they actually watch, the issues.

It isn't nearly as simple as "Dak sUx"

 

[starfan1]

Ya, it is a video at the top. No actual article.

Hey, this helps show people, if they actually watch, the issues.

It isn't nearly as simple as "Dak sUx"

those of us with brains know this

 

[noshame]

Martz?
Honestly if my mother was still with us, she'd blame the WRs too. She had a soft spot for QBs.

 

[eromeopolk]

Interesting analysis. Some he puts on the WR, I don't necessarily agree with but he is one of the best offensive minds this league has seen. Should be fun to see all of the usuals try and argue with an offensive genius lol.


https://www.the33rdteam.com/categor...mprovement-from-cowboys-dak-prescott-in-2023/

Mike Martz has coached Issac Bruce, Tory Holt, and Calvin Johnson as a WR/OC coach. If he said its the WR fault. Believe it. The guy is a conceited jerk but he knows offense especially WRs and route running.

 

[Dre11]

Hell his HB was probably a top 5 WR

What was his qb before Martz?

 

[Dre11]

Mike Martz has coached Issac Bruce, Tory Holt, and Calvin Johnson as a WR/OC coach. If he said its the WR fault. Believe it. The guy is a conceited jerk but he knows offense especially WRs and route running.

Also, he's not the first to come out and talk about the wrs.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Everything Mike Martz said is pretty much what I've said but been berated for. This truly tells me Dak's critics either never played football or never played the QB/receiver position successfully to fully understand what is happening during those Interceptions and who truly was responsible for them. I'm so glad this video from such an Offensive genius like Mike Martz was shared for all to see and better understand.

Thanks a lot, @Ken ! Great film breakdown find.

 

[khiladi]

Kurt Warner didn’t know what he was talking about until he finally made a video where he says he didn’t like a couple of Moore’s play designs and suddenly he should be our OC…

 

[sandbridge77]

In before we get to page 35

 

[5Stars]

Everything Mike Martz said is pretty much what I've said and been berated for. This truly tells me Dak's critics either never played football or never played the QB/receiver position successfully to fully understand what is happening during those Interceptions and who truly was responsible for them. I'm so glad this video from such an Offensive genius like Mike Martz was shared for all to see and better understand.

Thanks a lot, @Ken ! Great film breakdown find.

lmao...don't you just wish that you could give Ken some loving emojis, like the little hammer/nail thing and some thumbs up stuff and some lovely dovey heart things. I'm sure he would appreciate it. Not all Int's are Dak's fault, but he throws some pretty good ones, almost like he practices throwing them in his backyard.

Oh, I forgot, how many years did you play QB and receiver again?

 

[Haimerej]

Kurt Warner didn’t know what he was talking about until he finally made a video where he says he didn’t like a couple of Moore’s play designs and suddenly he should be our OC…

Funny how they latch onto a couple of play designs in a video showing multiple mistakes in execution.

 

[America's Cowboy]

lmao...don't you just wish that you could give Ken some loving emojis, like the little hammer/nail thing and some thumbs up stuff and some lovely dovey heart things. I'm sure he would appreciate it. Not all Int's are Dak's fault, but he throws some pretty good ones, almost like he practices throwing them in his backyard.

Oh, I forgot, how many years did you play QB and receiver again?

My late father was a Texas High School All State QB and Slot WR during his high school years in the 60s. He trained my twin brother and I for years to emulate his playing positions. I would have loved to go up against you 1 on 1 in football. Not only would I have smoked you repeatedly, I also would have ran you over and over and over. Guaranteed. No talk needed. Just humiliate you on the field for all to see. You're a joke. Thanks for the laugh.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

lmao...don't you just wish that you could give Ken some loving emojis, like the little hammer/nail thing and some thumbs up stuff and some lovely dovey heart things. I'm sure he would appreciate it. Not all Int's are Dak's fault, but he throws some pretty good ones, almost like he practices throwing them in his backyard.

Oh, I forgot, how many years did you play QB and receiver again?

 

[5Stars]

My late father was a Texas High School All State QB and Slot WR during his high school years in the 60s. He trained my twin brother and I for years to emulate his playing positions. I would have loved to go up against you 1 on 1 in football. Not only would I have smoked you repeatedly, I also would have ran you over and over and over. Guaranteed. No talk needed. Just humiliate you on the field for all to see. You're a joke. Thanks for the laugh.

Of course you would. I forgot how you said you were an All State playing center and then switched to linebacker that same year. lmao. Was your twin the water boy during your playing days? Dream on...sweetheart.

 

[conner01]

I think any reasonable person would see some were bad decisions, some were bad luck, some were bad routes, some were bad plays calls and design
The only think that matters is you fix the fixable
Dak hasn’t been a guy that throws a high rate of ints. But last year he did
Fix it and move on

 

[khiladi]

Funny how they latch onto a couple of play designs in a video showing multiple mistakes in execution.

Mike Martz even admits in his play breakdown Dak was late throwing the ball, but his objection was how come the WR was beat to the ball by the CB.

Quite simple, Dak was late to the ball and the DB had way tighter coverage than the DB on the bottom of the field defending the same exact route.

Dak threw it blindly into coverage..

Dak should not have thrown the ball there. He had two better options, including the WR at the bottom, who was on the same side of the field as Dak’s FIRST option and Zeke wide open with like 10 yards to run on the leak to the flat.

Garbage decision making by Dak.. that’s why it was intercepted by the DB..

Dak is not known for his decision making, which is why he throws these dumb routes and why he’s late with the ball.

 

[Dre11]

Mike Martz even admits in his play breakdown Dak was late throwing the ball, but his objection was how come the WR was beat to the ball by the CB.

Quite simple, Dak was late to the ball and the DB had way tighter coverage than the DB on the bottom of the field defending the same exact route.

Dak threw it blindly into coverage..

Dak should not have thrown the ball there. He had two better options, including the WR at the bottom, who was on the same side of the field as Dak’s FIRST option and Zeke wide open with like 10 yards to run on the leak to the flat.

Garbage decision making by Dak.. that’s why it was intercepted by the DB..

Dak is not known for his decision making, which is why he throws these dumb routes and why he’s late with the ball.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Of course you would. I forgot how you said you were an All State playing center and then switched to linebacker that same year. lmao. Was your twin the water boy during your playing days? Dream on...sweetheart.

LB my junior year. Center my senior year. All State both years at different positions.

Like I said, I would have ran you over...and...over. Make you quit. Entertain the crowd. lol

 

[khiladi]

WR don’t win every match up. That’s why QBs have progressions to go through. The control is in the hands of the QB, meaning even if the WR is doing back flips, it’s the QB who had to move on.

When you look at the play, you also have to look at the options the QB has and whether the OC has provided options.