One stat to end the Dak debate

[Denim Chicken]

Learn the damn game.

So you're saying Dallas had a better offense than KC, San Fran, Baltimore, New Orleans, Green Bay, Seattle,. Minnesota, New England, etc........?

Seriously?

Not Baltimore, but Dallas was #2 in DVOA

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/team-offense/2019

Here is Prescott's ranking for QBs in 2019

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/qb/2019

 

[DallasEast]

One stat to end the Dak debate

 

[kskboys]

Super Bowl QB cap %


https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/af283d/percentage_of_salary_cap_taken_up_by_super_bowl/

Ouch. Looks like the OP has a point.

 

[erod]

Not Baltimore, but Dallas was #2 in DVOA

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/team-offense/2019

Here is Prescott's ranking for QBs in 2019

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/qb/2019

The Dallas offense was putrid, and poor quarterback play was a big reason why.

Meaningless numbers don't change that.

 

[Proof]

Sorry , I don't read every thread on here. Missing a thread makes all future points on a topic invalid? Duly noted.

Dak's deal will most certainly count for more than 13%. After this off season, do you take Dak to be the type of person to restructure his deal annually to help the cap?

It’s not a single thread you missed, it’s been discussed ad nauseum.

and it’s not whether Dak will restructure, its whether Dallas will continues structuring deals that make the most sense. I’m not sure what evidence there is to believe that wouldn’t be the case.