Ever seen the numbers of interceptions thrown by Roger Staubach...consistently?Everyone knows interceptions are never the problem
I guess you forgot they didn’t have their starting qb. Derrrrr
Bet, now explain just how YOU are going to manage that and how YOU are going to do it in the real world of football.
That is just an excuse. Responsibility still remains in the on ground leadership...never lower!
Stop it! Making excuses for Dak is getting old. He is to blame for throwing possessions away far too often.
Thank God we had Schultz though….he had to pick up the slack for Gallups lack of production
Machota also called the Eagles defense as 'vanilla' that afternoon, as if wasnt giving away much before the play-offs. If you add that to Minshew and that the game was only a 'must-win' for one of the teams it does put the performance into some perspective. Then again it's in the history books, just as was the Rush game earlier in the season.
Yeah too bad there are about 20 other games for each team to go off of that tells the story very clearly which team was better last season. What a stupid argument by anyone suggesting Dallas was better than Philly
Surely the on ground leadership is the QB, he has the ball in hand, he reacts to what's in front of him. Leadership rises to the occasion, the argument that we need XYZ or injuries happened or we conceded too many penalties is just an excuse. However, leaving that behind, 2023 looks as good an opportunity (new scheme, new play calling, better WR room, varied Running Game, more depth a defense with potential to stop the run and a decent CB2), holes have pretty much been filled.....we now have the weapons, use them.
Yeah too bad we weren’t good enough to get there. That’s the point of this argument
I agree but it would have been a real struggle without a healthy Tony Pollard…..when he went down the offense became one dimensional and we would have gotten beat
Would you want Prescott having your six when your in close quarter combat. I wouldn't!
The Coaches are above the players when on the carpet. Responsibility rests there and there are causes for momentum changes, but excuses don't count. Leadership is responsible for overcoming so that momentum is maintained during a game. If a team can't, generally, then more training or changes have to accompany education to change the basis for the problem. An opponent exploits those problems that are aren't a single game opportunity. Those will come every game.
An instructor has six weeks in AIT to get a young soldier up to be able to face combat. Leaders have been around a little longer. Dak Prescott is a leader. Now, when a soldier, leader, is forged in fire...they come out steel. So will Prescott. He's a man first and a Cowboy second. He will adjust to the changed leadership above him now. I have faith in those leaders as well. Dak will be lead to becoming a top shelf leader of a very strong as well as a younger team.
The same coaches that delivered a 12-5 season (even with a LIMITED Cooper Rush). Dak isnt the 'MAIN PROBLEM' however over the past couple of seasons, when the game's on the line, he hasnt been the solution either..... it's a carry on from the argument that Dak's not elite he needs XYZ, most years a team need's their QB to step up.
Apart from when facing the 9ers or is it when chasing a lead in play-offs. He's certainly a leader when the game's going well, but chasing leads and needing a TD ....no, or not yet.
