Twitter: Prescott on his performance

[Bullet22]

The whole team played poorly...Time to get ready for the Brady Bunch...

 

[USArmyVet]

Noah Brown did Dak absolutely no favors with that lazy, rounded sideline route. His horrible route seriously decreased his window for a perfect pass. Dak's pass was not behind Noah. It was actually on him. Noah's lazily rounded route is what forced Noah to open up towards the throw. Had Noah ran hard 5-7 yards, planted his foot in the ground while making a 45° angled cut towards the sideline, that would have forced the CB to respect the initial hard get off and backpeddle enough to help Noah create enough of separation. All season long, our WRs have been running horribly lazy rounded routes, instead of hard run and crisp cutting routes. The WRs coach needs to be replaced, along with the Oline coach.

The CB was watching Dak the whole time and the throw was in fact slightly behind Brown as the video shows he had to open his hips to reach slightly behind him.....that INT was on Dak no doubt.

 

[Doomsday101]

Dak played like crap, this offense in general played poorly. OL did a piss poor job both run game and pass game. They have until this coming Monday to get this worked out. Thus far this season the Cowboys have rebounded after a loss and they better be ready for this one or else their season will come to an end.

 

[JoeKing]

Hey you Dak worshippers, if Dak himself is going to call his own performance "crappy" then don't get mad at me if I do it as well. It is what is.

 

[BoysForLife]

Nice sarcasm. Too bad I'm correct. I absolutely know what I'm talking about. Eagles ex-receivers coach is saying the same thing.

Maybe that's why he's the "ex" receivers coach

 

[Doomsday101]

What’s comical is guys like you who eternally search for sources of blame OTHER than Dak.

No doubt Dak played like crap but so did the OL and so were the WR who could not get any separation. I think Dak played awful but so did the offense in general, we could not run we could not do anything out there.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

If only we could find out...

Romo was better than Josh Allen….you already found out…

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Jerry wanted to sign OBJ in the middle of rehab......lol

Yea that was silly I was hoping that was a next year move……

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

While we are playing this game (Does Allen make Allen passes or does he throw High & Behind the Wr like Dak) . . . I need to know before I give my answer

Do you watch Allen play and throw interceptions in the end zone and they blame his elbow for it? Have you been paying attention or do you need BSPN to spoon feed you?

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

That's what most people don't understand. Players return from ACL tears in 9-12 months, but it's usually 18-24 months before they are back to their previous skill level.

I don’t know why this was foreign to the Cowboys. He was always going to be our 3rd maybe 4th best receiver this year. And to only get Tolbert and Washington….just terrible. Amari must’ve really rubbed someone the wrong way. I don’t even think that’s a Jerry move…..that smells like Stephen.

 

[john van brocklin]

Underneath? He threw dump-offs to Pollard into the ground! He was so awful today he looked like the rookie who never played a game.

One of his worse games of his career.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Maybe that's why he's the "ex" receivers coach

SMH

 

[phildadon86]

I was fine with getting rid of Coop but they really overestimated Gallup being ready this year......

They really overestimated Tolbert too.

 

[Spurdog]

They don't overestimate, they are just stupid with money. The same front office that signed a RB to a 10 year contract and have Dak as the third highest salary among all QB's is the same office that let Cooper go and signed Washington and Tolbert. And BTW, the same two players that have inflated contracts are the same two that have underperformed all year. We can get ready to watch Pollard walk after the season too because I am sure they think Davis can fill his shoes.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

They really overestimated Tolbert too.

Yeah they really did there. And history says neither one of those guys should’ve been ready. Not sure what they were thinking but they did it in 2018 too. They thought Allen Hurns could be a number one. Just terrible.

 

[DCBoysfan]

I mean, I'm the last guy to defend him but we really do need better weapons.

We can't lose sight of that while blaming him.

The lack of separation with the WRs was glaring outside of CeeDee.

He made some crappy decisions, but he was also trying to force the ball into too many tight windows.

 

[nate dizzle]

When you have to put your whole body into a throw to get it 50 yards, that's not indicative of a strong arm. Guys like Rodgers, Allen, Mahomes and Herbert can do that standing flat footed. They make throws like that on the run and do it effortlessly. Dak has to contort himself into a pretzel to get it that far.

Anyone see the 50yd bomb to Diggs that Allen made while getting hit? That's what a strong arm looks like. Dak never would have been able to make that throw. Not never.

 

[jazzcat22]

I have not read through all the post yet in this thread. And probably will not get to read all of them.

This has been the worse I seen Dak play that I can recall. He was high, low, took too many shots downfield when they just needed to get a 1st down. WR’s got zero separation As well, but he was still off When they did.

He regressed the last half of this season, just as he did last season. Yes, the calf injury, Zeke was injured, OL was injured last season. This season the OL shuffled, but not like last season. He flat out regressed while having a great game here and there. But not enough of them, too inconsistent as the entire team has been.

I am not a Dak hater, but don’t 100% support him either, especially after Sunday. I do support him as he is our QB. And I will not root for failure just to thump my chest to repeat a theme every post.

Hopefully the good Dak will show up for the playoffs as well as the run game and defense.

Jerry needs to however, no matter what draft a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round to at least develop over the next few years.


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[Bagman]

Dak and I have something in common. We both took some shots on Sunday. Mine were in response to his performance on the field.