It's a forum, if you don't want people replying you're probably better off keeping those thoughts in your head.
We're making assumptions there but that's a possibility considering last year's trajectory. However, we should also consider the possibility last year could have been an outlier year that skews opinions. Let's look at INT% over all these QBs careers. Dak is pretty much in the same spot. Now whether last year was a fluke INT year or the start of a new trend that hasn't existed over Dak's career we'll find out in 2023.
When Dak and McCarthy fail again (they will because Dak sucks) nothing will change.
If you don’t have a great QB then you should be trying to find a great QB.
I fully expect Dak to get an extension regardless of how he plays.
Fair point, however, I don't think there's anyone that expects Dak to ever reach the lofty levels of performance that he managed in 2016-2017.
Because they love to make excuses for every single one of those on the list that Prescott does not get... They're not gonna point out all the times last year where Prescott was following through and had his jersey grab from behind or had his arm hit from the front on a follow through or had a ball tipped at the line or a tipped off a wide receiver 's hands or somehow had routes being run in the same exact area or wrong or the wrong read by the wide receiver.... I mean or worse somehow they make excuses for the offensive line they had 11 penalties in 2021 that pretty much bombed the game at in the three boneheaded ones on defense and some bad play calling and no run game yet oh Prescott can't win a game against the Niners or in 2022 again no run game the offensive line is not getting any push they're getting stood up they're getting manhandled they're not creating any holes for the run game it pretty much leaves your offense exposed and yet why can't Prescott beat the Niners.
True, but even the great ones throw interceptions/make bad decisions at times. They have to have defenses and running games that bail them out during those times and give them the opportunity to rise above and win big games. We put too much emphasis on winning when it comes to defining great QBs in a team game. Dan Marino is always a good example of a great quarterback who never won the biggest game and didn't have many opportunities to because the team that he was on wasn't good enough. Frankly, I think Romo would be held in higher regard if his teams had been better. He certainly deserved a better fate than he got in 2014. If the team had played up to his level then, he might have a Super Bowl victory and be a Hall of Fame contender.
NONE of which our guy has accomplished.
HATER ALERT!!!!!!!!
You do absolutely nothing but talk Dak. He lives in your head rent free. Dak, Dak, Dak, Dak, Dak, Dak, Dak!
A QB’s play always dictates whether he gets a contract or not. And for the haters like Mountainofbull who thinks it’s solely Jerrys decision just shows how little they know.
You don’t have me on your ignore list so you could answer your own question.
I've always said, if this board was around in the Troy Era, he would have been roasted worse than Dak and Tony
