4lifecowboy
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Dan Marino had a body of work and he is an exception to the rule. Name another Super Bowl-less QB that you can make that argument with.
Replace Dilfer with Marino. Does that Ravens team still win the SB? If so, how is it an objective measure of ability between the two?
You're welcome to judge football players however you like, obviously. It just seems odd to measure complex happenings with such a simple lense.
Using your logic, Peyton Manning was the only QB to acomplish anything this year. Anyone who watched him play knows that his team won dispite his play, not because of it.
Exactly what logic is "my logic"?
Championships are how I measure success. Not playoffs, not winning seasons, not Pro Bowls or All Pro players. For me, it's really all about Championships.
Dan Marino had a body of work and he is an exception to the rule. Name another Super Bowl-less QB that you can make that argument with.
That's not something that changes from year to year.If you pick a QB in round one this year he wont be ready to win games for Dallas for a few years, if Romo gets hurt.
They have looked at him three separate times so the possibility is there. They have brought in several qbs as a matter of fact so they are serious about taking one. The question on the table is it a more responsible move to take a QB this year higher than he is ranked or be in a position like the Rams and mortgage future picks in 2017 or 18?
the added plus is that selected QB would have one year experience on the Cowboy roster
learning and training
Fouts, Tarkenton, Moon...they were all very good