One of the most dominant offenses in league history

[Toruk_Makto]

lol the offense is definitely impressive but these weirdo stats get old

Agreed.

Anyone watching this team and calling the offense one of the most dominant in league history....well...whatever.

Happy we won.

 

[black label]

Agreed.

Anyone watching this team and calling the offense one of the most dominant in league history....well...whatever.

Happy we won.

Exactly, Mariota has 30 touchdowns and zero picks in the redzone in his career

The most dominant redzone qb of all time put him in the hall of fame

Thats tells the story of stats

 

[percyhoward]

Anyone watching this team and calling the offense one of the most dominant in league history....well...whatever.

Happy we won.

See post #38. Through 10 games, we're arguably one of the most dominant offenses of the last 20 years.

 

[HomeBiscuit]

What's scary is how young this offense is. It's a bunch of sub 25 year old guys and old man Witten. We have the top offensive line in football, yet remarkably young. A truly gifted and generational back, who is only rookie. And a fellow rookie quarterback who is rewriting what it means to be an elite qb. This group is a legend in the making.

 

[Outlaw Heroes]

See post #35. Through 10 games, we're arguably one of the most dominant offenses of the last 20 years.

I think people overlook it because it tends not to be a high octane, quick-score offense. But yeah, it's been pretty damn dominant.

 

[percyhoward]

Today with over 400 yards on offense. ties the 2013 Denver Broncos for the most consecutive 400 yards games by a team at 8.
we can break this on dead bird day against the Commanders.

Where did you get this information, jazz? Curious about who else caught onto this.

 

[percyhoward]

Prescott in final quarter (last 9 games)
46 of 53 515 yds 3 td 0 int 126.0

 

[big dog cowboy]

Consecutive games in a single season, 200+ yards passing, 100+ yards rushing
10 Cowboys 2016*
9 Seahawks 2015
9 Cardinals 1984
8 Eagles 2010
7 Patriots 2012
7 Cowboys 2006
7 Dolphins 1984
7 Steelers 1980

*active streak

Most games, 200+ yard passing in a win, rookie season
9 Prescott 2016*
8 Luck 2012
6 Ryan 2008
5 Winston 2015
5 Bridgewater 2014
5 Griffin 2012
5 Wilson 2012
5 Bulger 2002

*through 10 games

Most games 100+ passer rating, rookie
9 Wilson 2012
8 Prescott 2016*
8 Griffin 2012
8 Roethlisberger 2004
6 Newton 2011
6 Marino 1983

*through 10 games

Most games 200+ yards, 100+ passer rating, rookie
8 Prescott 2016*
6 Griffin 2012
5 Wilson 2012
4 (7 players)

*through 10 games

Consecutive games in a single season, 400+ yards total offense
8 Cowboys 2016 *
8 Broncos 2013
8 Patriots 2007
7 Colts 2014
7 Chargers 1983

*active streak

 

[DandyDon52]

Dak is a unusual QB, he isnt fancy, not a classic passer, or big arm, at times he looks bad, but so far he always finishes strong.
It is like he turns it up at certain points, and at end of games.

What I liked from the beginning , were the long drives, which came in handy today, 13 play drives from 8 and 12 for scores,
that eat up the clock and demoralize the other team/defense.

Quick scores are exciting and look good, but these long drives wear the other team out, and their offense gets cold on sideline.
I think this is the key to them winning all these games.

 

[percyhoward]

 

[DandyDon52]

Prescott in final quarter (last 9 games)
46 of 53 515 yds 3 td 0 int 126.0

this goes with my last post, he finishes strong after looking bad early.

 

[Dale]

Dak is a unusual QB, he isnt fancy, not a classic passer, or big arm, at times he looks bad, but so far he always finishes strong.
It is like he turns it up at certain points, and at end of games.

What I liked from the beginning , were the long drives, which came in handy today, 13 play drives from 8 and 12 for scores,
that eat up the clock and demoralize the other team/defense.

Quick scores are exciting and look good, but these long drives wear the other team out, and their offense gets cold on sideline.
I think this is the key to them winning all these games.

I personally think the "at times he looks bad" is a bit overblown. He started, what, 4 of 10? Six incompletions where he had several misfires as he got settled into the game. And he finished with, what, nine incompletions?

 

[percyhoward]

from PFF -- Prescott vs. Ravens' blitz: 11 of 16 passes for 159 yards, two touchdowns and a QB rating of 140.4

 

[DandyDon52]

I personally think the "at times he looks bad" is a bit overblown. He started, what, 4 of 10? Six incompletions where he had several misfires as he got settled into the game. And he finished with, what, nine incompletion's?

Well I said he does great later in games, but early on, he has looked bad on many plays.

 

[jazzcat22]

Where did you get this information, jazz? Curious about who else caught onto this.

It was mentioned on the post game show on the ticket or the fan, can't remember which one, as I was changing back and forth

 

[Hawkeye19]

from PFF -- Prescott vs. Ravens' blitz: 11 of 16 passes for 159 yards, two touchdowns and a QB rating of 140.4

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[visionary]

Sturm (I think) once mentioned that 360 yards/game is average in the modern NFL. If you're consistently cranking out 400 yard game, it's impressive.

Anytime a rookie can do something that is the first in NFL history you would have to be a complete moron to not appreciate it

 

[Missouri88]

Consecutive games in a single season, 200+ yards passing, 100+ yards rushing
10 Cowboys 2016*
9 Seahawks 2015
9 Cardinals 1984
8 Eagles 2010
7 Patriots 2012
7 Cowboys 2006
7 Dolphins 1984
7 Steelers 1980

*active streak

Most games, 200+ yard passing in a win, rookie season
9 Prescott 2016*
8 Luck 2012
6 Ryan 2008
5 Winston 2015
5 Bridgewater 2014
5 Griffin 2012
5 Wilson 2012
5 Bulger 2002

*through 10 games

Most games 100+ passer rating, rookie
9 Wilson 2012
8 Prescott 2016*
8 Griffin 2012
8 Roethlisberger 2004
6 Newton 2011
6 Marino 1983

*through 10 games

Most games 200+ yards, 100+ passer rating, rookie
8 Prescott 2016*
6 Griffin 2012
5 Wilson 2012
4 (7 players)

*through 10 games

Consecutive games in a single season, 400+ yards total offense
8 Cowboys 2016 *
8 Broncos 2013
8 Patriots 2007
7 Colts 2014
7 Chargers 1983

*active streak

Impressive 411 there sir.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Dak is a unusual QB, he isnt fancy, not a classic passer, or big arm, at times he looks bad, but so far he always finishes strong.
It is like he turns it up at certain points, and at end of games.

What I liked from the beginning , were the long drives, which came in handy today, 13 play drives from 8 and 12 for scores,
that eat up the clock and demoralize the other team/defense.

Quick scores are exciting and look good, but these long drives wear the other team out, and their offense gets cold on sideline.
I think this is the key to them winning all these games.

I think that's what separates this offense from many of the top offenses from the last 20 years like the Randy Moss' offenses with the Vikings & Patriots, the Bronco offense of a couple years ago, the "Greatest Show On Turf" offense... Those were all much more quick-strike offenses than what this one is... This is offense is "meat grinder".

Consequently this offense isn't going to put up the points like those offenses, but it doesn't have too because it's like a cobra in that it just squeezes the life out of the other team. By the end of the game their opponents aren't tired from chasing receivers all over the field in big chunks, they're beaten up from having to defend play after play after play. 13 play drives... 15 play drives... After about 3 of those and their defense has had it.

 

[DandyDon52]

I think that's what separates this offense from many of the top offenses from the last 20 years like the Randy Moss' offenses with the Vikings & Patriots, the Bronco offense of a couple years ago, the "Greatest Show On Turf" offense... Those were all much more quick-strike offenses than what this one is... This is offense is "meat grinder".

Consequently this offense isn't going to put up the points like those offenses, but it doesn't have too because it's like a cobra in that it just squeezes the life out of the other team. By the end of the game their opponents aren't tired from chasing receivers all over the field in big chunks, they're beaten up from having to defend play after play after play. 13 play drives... 15 play drives... After about 3 of those and their defense has had it.

Exactly, and a key is not turning the ball over to give the other team a short field.
And that is where dak and the team have excelled .