What would be more annoying is if Dak was languishing behind a bad offensive line. Make no mistake about it, the O-Line is incredibly important to his success.
No doubt.
Elliott, Murray, and Romo would say the same thing.
Playing behind trash much of his career, Tony took a beating along the way.
Then by 2014, they have a second year Freddy and 1st year stud named Martin, and all of sudden they're strong in the middle. The results were obvious.
Now, two years later, this unit is probably even better.
I'm sure the timing is frustrating; seeing what we could do in 2014 and what we have now, only to see that his time may be up here. All those years of broken ribs, playing with a punctured lung, playing with a 32nd rated defense and porous line, only to unimaginably still take the blame for 8-8.
Finally get the line in place and his time is almost up...lol.
In any case, the future IS bright.
Dak should be thrilled he may never have to deal with that.