Yea, and?You have to run a ton of plays to get that number especially with running back getting 20 plus carries.
That crowd doesn't exist.me waiting on the "only for ten yards an attempt" crowd.
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I like the tone of it. He wasn't trying to pad his stats - said he recognized what was necessary to win. Even more, I like that he said he feels more comfortable and is starting to trust what he sees. That shows awareness and motivation. If the Cowboys are intent on making him a franchise QB, bring on a new QB coach to develop his skills and an OC to create an offense around our talent.Dak Prescott nearly set NFL record, and no one noticed
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While everyone was busy last week talking about Patrick Mahomes' no-look passes and Ryan Tannehill's last pass to beat the Patriots, Dak Prescott's near-NFL record went unnoticed....
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Dak Prescott nearly set NFL record, and no one noticed
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While everyone was busy last week talking about Patrick Mahomes' no-look passes and Ryan Tannehill's last pass to beat the Patriots, Dak Prescott's near-NFL record went unnoticed....
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Like that time we almost won a playoff game vs Green Bay.I swear the biased media never pays attention when we almost break records.
True does not fit the narrative they put forth. There were some poor plays and I have watched this game long enough to know there are a lot of QB had they made mistakes as Dak did they would not have recovered from it. I was very proud of how Dak stayed in the moment and made some very big plays for his team instead of sitting on the bench hanging his head.
He keeps his head in the game and not in his hands.
Yea, and?
Dak threw the ball 54 times. There are a lot of QBs in the league would have 40+ completions against that secondary.
I wonder if Gruden will trade us Carr for Prescott straight up? - I'm guessing no since Prescott is far superior..
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True does not fit the narrative they put forth. There were some poor plays and I have watched this game long enough to know there are a lot of QB had they made mistakes as Dak did they would not have recovered from it. I was very proud of how Dak stayed in the moment and made some very big plays for his team instead of sitting on the bench hanging his head.
“Just a whole lot more comfortable,” Prescott said. “It’s as simple as that. Trusting everything that I am seeing. If I see it, I like it, letting it rip, not hesitating on anything. That is something I put in my head earlier in the season when I realized I wasn’t as comfortable as I wanted to be. Just trying to get back to that. It started in practice.”
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...ott-nearly-set-nfl-record-and-no-one-noticed/
That is what I want to see, it does not happen by accident it starts in practice. Dak had some poor throws none more poorly than the over throw of Gallup and of course his 2 fumbles. Those things can't be overlooked but when he was put in the situation of having to air it out he did so and a very good clip. Dak is not some idiot or gimp he is capable of improving and as long as he continues to work and focus on improving himself as a QB he gives himself a chance for success.
And yet due to "brilliant" play-calling by our OC (especially in the red-zone), the final score of the game doesn't accurately reflect the numbers.
“It started in practice.
Yeah that is the attitude he needs. Letting it rip only cost him one interception which is pretty good for 54 attempts. The second int was not because he read something wrong - it was just bad mechanics. I am all for him letting it rip. He did have 2 attempts at Amari that pretty much hit the defender in the back, so he did not quite expect the coverage they gave him though. Needs to be a bit more careful there.
I mean, listen, we're talking about practice, not a game, not a game, not a game, we talking about practice. Not a game.
But we're talking about practice man. What are we talking about? Practice? We're talking about practice, man.
We're talking about practice. We're talking about practice. We ain't talking about the game. We're talking about practice, man.