Chasing6
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Come on, you know darn well half this board would blame Dak.The biggest reason is probably their kicker missing a chip shot but go ahead and blame Kelly.
Come on, you know darn well half this board would blame Dak.The biggest reason is probably their kicker missing a chip shot but go ahead and blame Kelly.
Steelers for Dak.MM making sure Dak follows him to his next coaching gig, NYG next year.
I would say having 7 more INTs than TDs in the playoffs is a huge problem.The biggest reason is probably their kicker missing a chip shot but go ahead and blame Kelly.
Seriously. The guy says Dak is "as good as any he's ever been around"......I'm glad these two have each other.
Lame ducks recognize lame ducks.
It's not the first time he's bold faced lied to the media.Seriously. The guy says Dak is "as good as any he's ever been around"......
Didn't he coach a couple guys named Favre and Rodgers?
Talk about hyperbole....
Or just blatant dishonesty. Either way a ridiculous statement for sure
You haters need to read more, travel more or somehow broaden your horizons. MM was talking about Dak being the best he’s seen at handling contract negotiations and not allowing it to interfere with his preparation. Either you chose to ignore that fact or you didn’t understand the English. Which one is it?Seriously. The guy says Dak is "as good as any he's ever been around"......
Didn't he coach a couple guys named Favre and Rodgers?
Talk about hyperbole....
Or just blatant dishonesty. Either way a ridiculous statement for sure
SteelersI have no doubt that Dak has a great work ethic, and is able to put all this noise behind him. We all know it's easy to do this knowing that he will con some team into signing him to a stupid contract in the off-season, and it won't be Jerry. If we don't sign him, and it's the Raiders or NYG that does, neither is close to a title so all the money they' be paying him would be a waste
Really??
This is such a ridiculous argument. It is based entirely on a SB victory as the measure of success. It also ignores a host of extenuating circumstances not fully shared among all your examples.
Very few fans here, if any, would dog Prescott if he played well through the entirety of a SB or NFCCG only to suffer a loss because of deficiencies in other areas of the team. To date, every playoff loss is in part because the offense went productionless for long stretches before a furious comeback attempt after the game is pretty much decided.
Marino and Rodgers aren't even in the same conversation as Foles. Dilpher and Prescott when considering how far they did actually get their flawed teams.
Foles was a backup making backup money who made some legit clutch plays to help his team win one. Dilpher was a backup posing as a starter who rode a generational defense and a top notch running game to help his team win one. Prescott hasn't taken advantage of his opportunities to make those legit clutch plays to help his team advance to the levels all your examples did.
So, no. We don't have to put all your examples in the same class. It would be foolish to do so.
Personally I think Marino was something different. He breathed Superbowl air, he made it to conference finals. With him you had the feeling that it could happen any year. I honestly haven't felt it with Dak since January 22. Not anymore.
And that's not just because of the play off results. It's because of regular season games against KC or SF, that also made it pretty obvious. Some pieces of the puzzle are missing here and imo, while of course not the only one, Dak unfortunately is one of them.
But as I wrote in another thread, if they extend him I'll be there every January hoping for the best and wish him luck. I just won't let those stat padding regular season wins against the little guys get my hopes up anymore. 12-5 by itself means nothing.
I agree, unbelievable bravery and concentration when you’re going to make 34,000,000 dollars between now and January. I’m amazed at how brave he is. Hopefully his girlfriend can do some couponing on the side to save a few bucks during this lean year. So, so brave.Yeah, takes bravery to concentrate on your job if you've already got more money than you can spend, and are waiting to see if you can get enough money for 3 lifetimes or not.
Duesche. He could easily hold out if he wanted to.I agree, unbelievable bravery and concentration when you’re going to make 34,000,000 dollars between now and January. I’m amazed at how brave he is. Hopefully his girlfriend can do some couponing on the side to save a few bucks during this lean year. So, so brave.
I'm not trying to tell anyone what to think. Heck I wouldn't have any problem even with the hardest homers if they'd stop telling other people what a "true" fan is or to go follow another team.Great post. Marino was special, but not good enough to win a Superbowl. Nick Foles and Trent Dilpher won a Superbowl. So I'm trying to figure out how I should assess that situation according to expectations placed on quarterbacks in a team game.
Dak's not holding back. He is giving/has given all he has to give.I believe Dak is an adult that works at his craft and truly wants to be the best he can be.........and that's where it ends. We've seen his ceiling.
I don't believe hes wasted one iota of God given talent.....it's just not enough
I dunno, Marty McFly maybe?Who learns from the future???