Mina has Dak 8

KJJ said:
The biggest issue with the Cowboys is their defense. Regardless who we have a QB we’ll never win anything if we don’t build a lot better defense that shows up in the playoffs.
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Dak's contract demands does not allow for this
Be it Years or Value
 
Yobwocs said:
Coming off the worst year of his career and some people still see him as #8......

I'm not sure who I should trust here....... objective NFL people or his haters here..... HMH

And yes, he's gonna bounce back this year and get into the Top 5 conversation again


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Kimes could say someone is #1 or #32 and it would make not a difference.
May as well go to a hospital and ask all the new born babies their input.
She knows nothing other than what is fed to her

Our QB could have a good year. But Kimes has no clue
 
NotForLong said:
You must not have watched the game to believe this

Post the video
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This one?


You're talking about a 3 second clip of them looking at his hand, which like I said he also injured... the hamstring is what took him out for the season.

The Cowboys have one of the best team doctors in the league, he wouldn't tarnish his career over something this stupid.

If you have no hard evidence other than a 3 second clip, its a baseless conspiracy theory.
 
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MountaineerCowboy said:
His haters have been right about him being a loser for a decade.

Like it or not. The haters are right.

He can be ranked by some random reporter wherever. It doesn’t matter. At the end of his career he will retire a loser unless he gets a ring as a back up somewhere.
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You not even a hater. You a lover at this point. Always the first or second to comment in a post about him lol. You not fooling no one.
 
KingCorcoran said:
Isn’t that the true measure of a quarterback? This is our next opponent, this is the game plan, these are the 20 or so guys available to play on offense with you, now, win.

The more significant the game won, the greater the quarterback.
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Can he do it consistently against teams with equal to better talent around him. That's the measure.
 
DFWJC said:
Kimes could say someone is #1 or #32 and it would make not a difference.
May as well go to a hospital and ask all the new born babies their input.
She knows nothing other than what is fed to her

Our QB could have a good year. But Kimes has no clue
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What in the world is this possibly based on?
 
Worst year of his career? What year? He played in less than half of the games.

He started the season before the rookies on the O-line began to improve as the season went. He was the starter when their running attack was a big zero before the decision to give Dowdle the bulk of the carries.

Dak spent those first eight games literally running for his life. He had a WR2 for four games. He had not been sacked that many times in his first 8 games since 2018 when his receivers were Cole Beasley, Alan Hurns and Deontae Thompson.

Dak was on pace for a record number of hits and pressures.

If I am "making excuses" for Dak, then please tell me which of these statements are incorrect.

Dak has his issues to be sure. However, basing his career trend on last season is not fair. it didn't take one offseason to go from 2nd place in MVP voting to being ineffective. There were real issues on offense that effected Dak's productivity.

I am confident that you will see the Dak of 2023, only with better weapons. If.....IF....he can stay healthy, the NFL is in for a shock.
 
plasticman said:
Worst year of his career? What year? He played in less than half of the games.

He started the season before the rookies on the O-line began to improve as the season went. He was the starter when their running attack was a big zero before the decision to give Dowdle the bulk of the carries.

Dak spent those first eight games literally running for his life. He had a WR2 for four games. He had not been sacked that many times in his first 8 games since 2018 when his receivers were Cole Beasley, Alan Hurns and Deontae Thompson.

Dak was on pace for a record number of hits and pressures.

If I am "making excuses" for Dak, then please tell me which of these statements are incorrect.

Dak has his issues to be sure. However, basing his career trend on last season is not fair. it didn't take one offseason to go from 2nd place in MVP voting to being ineffective. There were real issues on offense that effected Dak's productivity.

I am confident that you will see the Dak of 2023, only with better weapons. If.....IF....he can stay healthy, the NFL is in for a shock.
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lol
 
plasticman said:
Worst year of his career? What year? He played in less than half of the games.

He started the season before the rookies on the O-line began to improve as the season went. He was the starter when their running attack was a big zero before the decision to give Dowdle the bulk of the carries.

Dak spent those first eight games literally running for his life. He had a WR2 for four games. He had not been sacked that many times in his first 8 games since 2018 when his receivers were Cole Beasley, Alan Hurns and Deontae Thompson.

Dak was on pace for a record number of hits and pressures.

If I am "making excuses" for Dak, then please tell me which of these statements are incorrect.

Dak has his issues to be sure. However, basing his career trend on last season is not fair. it didn't take one offseason to go from 2nd place in MVP voting to being ineffective. There were real issues on offense that effected Dak's productivity.

I am confident that you will see the Dak of 2023, only with better weapons. If.....IF....he can stay healthy, the NFL is in for a shock.
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Are expecting a Dak Hater to reply to salient Football Questions? :lmao:

Dak Haters have been pushing the goal post.... on every Football Metric for 10 years....

you'd think being a rookie ALL Pro and runner up MVP on a Cowboys Front office that doesn't know how to build Complimentary Football Teams.....ask Tony Romo :lmao:
 
88sAndHeartbreak said:
This one?


You're talking about a 3 second clip of them looking at his hand, which like I said he also injured... the hamstring is what took him out for the season.

The Cowboys have one of the best team doctors in the league, he wouldn't tarnish his career over something this stupid.

If you have no hard evidence other than a 3 second clip, its a baseless conspiracy theory.
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What 3 second clip? Did you watch the game? I pulled a hamstring before. Felt like a donkey licked me and I went straight down. Tried to walk but I could not

Torn off the bone sounds a lot more serious then what happened to me. Did you see him carted off the field?
 
MountaineerCowboy said:
His haters have been right about him being a loser for a decade.

Like it or not. The haters are right.

He can be ranked by some random reporter wherever. It doesn’t matter. At the end of his career he will retire a loser unless he gets a ring as a back up somewhere.
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Troy Aikman, I believe, has more playoff wins in ONE SEASON than Dak in 9 years.
 
Hawkeye0202 said:
Believe it or not, Dak has already won against his critics. Eight years after hearing he would be replaced/benched, traded, and never receive a new contract, he has forced his critics to move the goal post further and further back. His accomplishments to date have left them with only he can't win in the playoffs or Super Bowl. Frankly, they may be right, but to go from the low expectation of where his critics had him 8-9 years ago to today and still starting says a lot.
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It says more about Jerry than about Dak or the fans.
 
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