Mike Martz Talks Dak, Lamar,McCarty, Kellen, offense changes
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hahahaha!! It just gets better and better. The know nothing troll asks him who he would rather have for the next 3 years to be his QB Hurts or Dak? And within 1 second he quickly says Dak. LOL
And the troll looks shocked and asks him why. LOL Too funny.
Typical know nothing QB challenged football fan that Martz is nicely mopping the floors with.
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CLASSIC!!! Best part of the whole thing:
Announcer who is obviously is a Dak hater asks: I dont believe Dak can take us to a SB especially if we have to rely on him. I dont believe we can win the SB on his right arm. What do you think?
Martz: I dont think there is any question in my mind that he gan. Dak is a great player. But if your not very good in the Oline, thats going to be difficult. So much of it has to do with getting things tight around the QB. When that happens, then Dak can realize his full potential. Im a BIG BIG Dak fan!
Thank you Mike Martz for parroting EXACTLY what the Dak supporters have been telling the haters for years.
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This is probably the best find of the year. Nicely done. And look how the Dak haters scatter like mice when the lights get turned on.
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Shan is so pathetic. Has no clue about football...
Ken
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That's not what they say....at all.
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He never said everything has to be perfect that's an exaggeration on your part.
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Exactly! You dont understand football.
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Perfect like Aikman.
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He both praised Kellen Moore and made subtle veiled comments about McCarthy’s ability to adjust during games, to tighten things up and hold everyone accountable so that receivers understand the game through the QBs eyes, attention to details, being where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there, and attacking the ball.
Forget about Dak and his abilities or lack thereof. These comments echo everything guys like Kurt Warner and other former QBs commented about on our film breakdowns. The lack of attention to details, the plays where everyone ran the same route at the same depth and expecting the QB to just find the right guy. The lack of scheme. If McCarthy truly fixes that with better blocking schemes, tighter pockets, attention to details for everyone on plays, and holding players accountable, we will all be happy, thrilled even.
Maybe the above, along with having better receivers this year, will allow Dak to flourish. Maybe Dak will stink despite all the hopeful improvements, and we will be looking for someone new. Regardless, Marth is just one of many players and coaches who have said the same things about Moore’s lack of attention to detail and inability to adjust when the offense or defense is struggling. This doesn’t mean Kellen isn’t a genius or won’t be a great head coach some day or that he won’t be highly successful in SD. But he was a young, inexperienced coach in Dallas who went from being a young, talent challenged backup QB to a QB coach and then the OC and play caller in 2-3 years. He’s still growing and learning, but Dallas was too talented to keep waiting, and we saw Mike’s frustration several times on the sideline.
Again, put the great Dak debate aside, anything that makes the offense itself better, the offensive players and execution better, and the playcalling better will make everything better to some degree, even the defense.
Ultimate success in the NFL isn’t just being one of the top offenses during the regular season; it’s about winning tight games in the playoffs when every yard is a struggle and every play is critical.
Forget about Dak and his abilities or lack thereof. These comments echo everything guys like Kurt Warner and other former QBs commented about on our film breakdowns. The lack of attention to details, the plays where everyone ran the same route at the same depth and expecting the QB to just find the right guy. The lack of scheme. If McCarthy truly fixes that with better blocking schemes, tighter pockets, attention to details for everyone on plays, and holding players accountable, we will all be happy, thrilled even.
Maybe the above, along with having better receivers this year, will allow Dak to flourish. Maybe Dak will stink despite all the hopeful improvements, and we will be looking for someone new. Regardless, Marth is just one of many players and coaches who have said the same things about Moore’s lack of attention to detail and inability to adjust when the offense or defense is struggling. This doesn’t mean Kellen isn’t a genius or won’t be a great head coach some day or that he won’t be highly successful in SD. But he was a young, inexperienced coach in Dallas who went from being a young, talent challenged backup QB to a QB coach and then the OC and play caller in 2-3 years. He’s still growing and learning, but Dallas was too talented to keep waiting, and we saw Mike’s frustration several times on the sideline.
Again, put the great Dak debate aside, anything that makes the offense itself better, the offensive players and execution better, and the playcalling better will make everything better to some degree, even the defense.
Ultimate success in the NFL isn’t just being one of the top offenses during the regular season; it’s about winning tight games in the playoffs when every yard is a struggle and every play is critical.
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GINeric
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Martz proved two main things that I've been saying for the longest.
1. Kellen Moore wasn't intelligent enough. His in-game awareness to situational football was trash.
2. He silenced all the low IQ Dak hating cowards on the planet who tried to place all blame on Dak for losses. Now I'm ready to hear one of the low IQ cowardly crew who said Dak is a below average quarterback to sit here and tell me they know more about evaluating and coaching quarterback talent at the NFL level than Martz.
I'll wait....
1. Kellen Moore wasn't intelligent enough. His in-game awareness to situational football was trash.
2. He silenced all the low IQ Dak hating cowards on the planet who tried to place all blame on Dak for losses. Now I'm ready to hear one of the low IQ cowardly crew who said Dak is a below average quarterback to sit here and tell me they know more about evaluating and coaching quarterback talent at the NFL level than Martz.
I'll wait....
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Those low IQ haters scatter after our wins with Dak under center too, and only come out after we lose. That's why I call those weaklings cowards. They exhibit cowardly behavior on football forums and most likely in real life.
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The results of his record as a starting quarterback in this league crush the dumb stuff that come out of football IQ challenged weaklings all the time.
So yeah, results do matter.
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Martz didn't say anything about everything being perfect around him for him to be a good quarterback. I believe Martz said Dak is a very good quarterback anyway.
Please don't result to telling lies.