Myth of no open receivers

Zman5

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Butt hurt after watching you try to clumsily explain away missing a wide receiver streaking wide open down the field?

Nah, can't say that I am.

Yeh sure. I've posted pics proving you have no clue or just flat out lying to push your agenda.
 

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Check out the throw at 3:00


Lol. The NFL has blocked us from seeing that video on this forum. I'm assuming your picking one video to prove me wrong? Keep diggin, brother. How about the throw against Seattle in Seattle in 2014 between 2 defenders to Williams for a what, 3rd or 4th and 17 conversion? I mean, that's just one example. If you don't like Romo that's fine. We all have different points of view.
 

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Lol. The NFL has blocked us from seeing that video on this forum. I'm assuming your picking one video to prove me wrong? Keep diggin, brother. How about the throw against Seattle in Seattle in 2014 between 2 defenders to Williams for a what, 3rd or 4th and 17 conversion? I mean, that's just one example. If you don't like Romo that's fine. We all have different points of view.
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The only thing getting exposed is your lack of maturity stop with the personal attacks. You want us to believe you spend hours studying the all 22 come up with some glifs or stills have something relevant. Grow up.

Really? Who was the one telling me I had no clue? Even after I posted a pic proving him wrong.

I get it. You want to believe the BS pics are true because you want to pus the same agenda.
 

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This is the endzone angle of Bease pic. As you can see Dak is looking at Bease, but once he see the LB come off of Witt and blitz toward him, Dak dumps it off to Dunbar. Bease at this time isn't even looking back and is running full speed toward the enzone. He makes his cut and starts to look back as the ball is leaving Dak's hand.

The pic theogt posted saying Dak missed wide open Bease is complete BS.

http://i124.***BLOCKED***/albums/p15/zman55/DakLB.gif

That linebacker is 10 yrds away poor poor analysis. Dak could easily avoid him by stepping up and to his left. That's all you got ?
 

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Their called timing passes. As a receiver, you should expect to cut your route and have the ball hit you quite quickly from the moment yoi turn around. They literally have drills for it.
Something Aikman (in a Norv Turner offense) made a living at doing.
 

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This is the endzone angle of Bease pic. As you can see Dak is looking at Bease, but once he see the LB come off of Witt and blitz toward him, Dak dumps it off to Dunbar. Bease at this time isn't even looking back and is running full speed toward the enzone. He makes his cut and starts to look back as the ball is leaving Dak's hand.

The pic theogt posted saying Dak missed wide open Bease is complete BS.

http://i124.***BLOCKED***/albums/p15/zman55/DakLB.gif

The problem is theogt thinks that if a receiver is open anywhere on the field for any length of time then it's Dak's fault it wasn't completed to that receiver ... even if it was completed to another receiver ... even if the pass was already thrown before the receiver was open ... even if Dak is rolling out to one side and the "open" receiver is on the other side ... even if the receiver is not looking at the quarterback ... even if Dak has an unblocked blitzer in his face ... on and on. It's silliness at the highest level.
 

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Really? Who was the one telling me I had no clue? Even after I posted a pic proving him wrong.

I get it. You want to believe the BS pics are true because you want to pus the same agenda.

You haven't proved anything but by all means keep trying just chill both of you. No need for personal attacks. Agree to disagree. And let it be.
 

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Good point. But you know what might be the problem? Romo talked about how he realized he would step up onto the pocket and by doing so bring the pressure on himself sooner than if he had stayed put. He worked one off season on correcting that. To me it looks like Dak steps up when he didn't have to and created quicker pressure for himself. It's close but I think maybe if he doesn't step up into the pocket he may have the extra split second to wait on Beasley.

I also think the LB coming off Witt and blitzing toward him had an effect on the play. It's hard to say what would of happened had Dak waited a second longer. It could have been a big play to Bease or a sack. I'm sure NY getting pressure all night had Dak thinking that he needed to get the ball out quickly once he saw the LB blitzing toward him.
 

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The problem is theogt thinks that if a receiver is open anywhere on the field for any length of time then it's Dak's fault it wasn't completed to that receiver ... even if it was completed to another receiver ... even if the pass was already thrown before the receiver was open ... even if Dak is rolling out to one side and the "open" receiver is on the other side ... even if the receiver is not looking at the quarterback ... even if Dak has an unblocked blitzer in his face ... on and on. It's silliness at the highest level.

Not even I believe what your saying and I am more critical of Dak than he is. A healthy Romo wins that game by 7 in my humble opinion. I'm not saying Dak is a dumpster fire that needs to get cut. Hes just not my guy in the playoffs. That's all. No one is expecting him to be perfect but he didn't play well at all. I gave him a grade of 36 just a little better than Eli.
 

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That linebacker is 10 yrds away poor poor analysis. Dak could easily avoid him by stepping up and to his left. That's all you got ?

As I said the pic doesn't do justice on what is really happening. You need to look at the video. These LBs run 4.55 40. He is about 8 yards away. Do the math and see how long it will take the LB to get to Dak unblocked.
 

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Honestly what you just said was a little cryptic. Forgive me if I read into your posts I apparently thought that " I feel good moving forward with Dak" ment you are fine going into the playoffs with Dak playing at this level. But apparently I was wrong. Lol. So you feel OK with Dak starting next game. You just haven't decided yet if you want him in the playoffs. Or are you just waiting for Sturm to decided so you guys can be in lock step. Lol

It's about 1:30 AM on the east coast and I haven't had more than 4 hours of sleep any night this week. My brain isn't at full throttle right now. :) I like Sturms stuff but don't always agree with him. What I do like is that even when I disagree with him he usually have good reasons for his opinions and I can respect that.

If I knew I could get 2014 Romo back I would take it. Unfortunately, I don't know if we'll ever see that again. Based on Dak's full body of work I'm ready for him to continue as starter. I saw nothing in the film to change my opinion on that. However, if this offense continues to struggle and he's the reason why (either on his play or the offense having to be dumbed down) then let's go to Romo.
 

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In the end...the Browns, Rams and Bears all put up more points against the Giants than Dallas. All with QB's having a much less stellar season than Prescott...the average QB rating (not QBR) of the last 6 NY opponents was 81 with 10 TDs to 8 INTs (with only Dalton (93) being rated above 85)... 15 possessions...7 points. 12 drives with 5 plays or less. And the Giants accomplished this without JPP.
 

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As I said the pic doesn't do justice on what is really happening. You need to look at the video. These LBs run 4.55 40. He is about 8 yards away. Do the math and see how long it will take the LB to get to Dak unblocked.

In my humble opinion your stretching. Dak could easily step up and to his left. But that's OK I don't expect him to avoid the rush as well as Romo does. Nor do you apparently.
 

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In my humble opinion your stretching. Dak could easily step up and to his left. But that's OK I don't expect him to avoid the rush as well as Romo does. Nor do you apparently.

Easy for you say Dak could have done this or that sitting on your couch. I get that Romo is your idol. I like Romo too but trying to prop up Romo by putting down Dak is just stupid. Especially posting pics that doesn't tell the whole truth.
 

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It's about 1:30 AM on the east coast and I haven't had more than 4 hours of sleep any night this week. My brain isn't at full throttle right now. :) I like Sturms stuff but don't always agree with him. What I do like is that even when I disagree with him he usually have good reasons for his opinions and I can respect that.

If I knew I could get 2014 Romo back I would take it. Unfortunately, I don't know if we'll ever see that again. Based on Dak's full body of work I'm ready for him to continue as starter. I saw nothing in the film to change my opinion on that. However, if this offense continues to struggle and he's the reason why (either on his play or the offense having to be dumbed down) then let's go to Romo.
In fact, it may just be too late for such a thing. I think Prescott has got at least two more games on the leash with Garrett...and to put Romo in at Philly, in possibly poor conditions against a salty defense is not an ideal place for a resurrection. I think Garrett has made his bed for better or worse. It's not fair to Romo to expect him to be at a playoff caliber level without more than one game. That seems to me like setting him up for failure...and if he does indeed fail, the consequences to him would be particularly severe.
 
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