Official Dak sucks get rid of him thread **merged**

[ShaneFalco]

Dak = Jake Plummer 2.0

 

[Ken]

"Dak isn't clutch", "Dak has no pocket presense", Dak threw it low and the wr couldn't catch it"


Drrrrrr

 

[Jayinem]

Dak = Jake Plummer 2.0

LOL I didn't follow Broncos forums but I doubt they made as many excuses for him and this one does for Dak.

 

[Dakota]

Dak doesn't s u c k, but he is not great. So be it. Can he win some good games for us? Yes. Can he win a championship fot us? No.

 

[Corso]

East coast like me? Yeah, I got to work tomorrow.

Life is still good bro.
Greater stressess to be dealt with on the day to day.

Like a certain somebody making my Lobo suggestion after a meeting now made correct and I'm still not connected after Snyder Ef'd me and made that certain someone inexplicably Aquaman.


I will never forget. I will never forgive.

 

[TheCoolFan]

Watching SNF, Heinicke is really who Dak would have been if he wasn't drafted by Dallas.

 

[Jayinem]

I've noticed something with Dak when he's behind he plays well but when he's winning he's not great. We have chances to ice games and he goes 3 and out or throws an INT.

 

[khiladi]

"Dak isn't clutch", "Dak has no pocket presense", Dak threw it low and the wr couldn't catch it"


Drrrrrr

Nobody denied that Dak can ‘break tackles’ playing street-ball QB when the pocket completely collapsed and he has to bail. That’s not pocket presence.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

FWIW.. I do think that Lawrence is the real deal.. so composed and calm in the pocket and the arm talent.. wow.

That pass to Zay Jones hitting him in stride as he blasted past Bossman was something to see.

 

[Ken]

Nobody denied that Dak can ‘break tackles’ playing street-ball QB when the pocket completely collapsed and he has to bail. That’s not pocket presence.

Yet....you kill him for making a play that his wr threw to the defender?

Makes no sense.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

Nobody denied that Dak can ‘break tackles’ playing street-ball QB when the pocket completely collapsed and he has to bail. That’s not pocket presence.

Hell, Dak taking a sack and punting it would have been better than making that throw low to the ground to Brown.

 

[Redline360]

Even though Daks mechanics were complete trash and the ball was low any professional hell college player should make that catch 99/100 times. Both hands on the ball.

 

[buybuydandavis]

Well every pass isn’t going to be perfect and hit you in the numbers. This ain’t Madden.

And every catch isn't going to be made, and the worse the throw, the closer the coverage, the less likely the catch is to be made
This ain't Madden. This ain't an excuse. This is Reality.

 

[Jayinem]

So now we're posting tweets of Dak making a good throw?

That's kind of insulting to Dak even isn't it? No one ever said Dak couldn't make a good throw. He just has this weird thing where he throws for a ton of yards when behind but chokes when ahead, and throws INTs at bad times.

 

[Beaker42]

What was the right decision? Looks like he didnt have much of a choice... (second pic)


I'd love to see how you spin the blame towards Dak.

EXACTLY> Some morons here can't and won't admit it was the right read and throw. Brown lost the game because that PERFECTLY-THROWN BALL hit him in the hands.

 

[mattjames2010]

The

Ball

Hit

The

Receiver

In

The

Hands

The receiver got both hands on the ball. It should have been a catch.

Reciver

Adjusted

For

The

Poorly

Thrown

Ball

HURR

DURR

 

[nalam]

That last INT was not on Dak.

The loss is on Moore or the Defense.

In OT defense stopped Jags , we were in mid field , all they need to do was take care of the ball and gain about 10-12 yards

 

[DoctorChicken]

Reciver

Adjusted

For

The

Poorly

Thrown

Ball

HURR

DURR

Oh no, the receiver had to slightly adjust to catch the ball that hit him directly in the hands (that he didn’t catch)?

You’re right, I’ve never seen a receiver have to slightly adjust their body to make a catch before. That’s unheard of.

 

[mattjames2010]

Oh no, the receiver had to slightly adjust to catch the ball that hit him directly in the hands (that he didn’t catch)?

You’re right, I’ve never seen a receiver have to slightly adjust their body to make a catch before. That’s unheard of.

It wasn't a "slight adjustment" - tell me you have never played the sport without telling me.

He was running a freakin' crossing route, no WR would expect their QB to hop and push their momentum backwards and throw a dart towards the turf when you have a step on your corner. It was a terrible throw that made it harder than it needed to be for the WR (who himself is not great)

Our QB is being paid $40 million to make big boy throws - he couldn't make a simple one.

 

[conner01]

YEAH WE'RE NOT BUYING THAT THIS WEEK!!

Facts are facts
The ball hit him right in the hands