Twitter: Reporters Grade Dak's Training Camp Performance

[CWR]

Lets go Dak!

 

[CATCH17]

This is why you don't buy offseason hype pieces. It's almost always BS.

Which is why it’s all wait and see with Kellen Moore as well.


Even if the guy does have early success then what type of changes does he make when teams adjust or do we just spend the next 2 years doing the same thing over and over before we finally decide his tendencies are holding us back and it’s not a player or position coach’s fault.

 

[Big_D]

Paycheck A++

 

[Little Jr]

And this is why the Cowboys would be dumb to sign him now.

Make him play out the 2019 before handing him a boat ton of cash.

Lmao. I'm not with you on most Dak opinions, but your other opinions/takes on Dak and why we don't need to sign him to a big contract, yet, are fair and debatable. But practice grades from media on "why the Cowboys would be dumb to sign him now" is beyond silly and debatable.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

And this is why the Cowboys would be dumb to sign him now.

Make him play out the 2019 before handing him a boat ton of cash.

"this"????? My goodness, over a few practices? Are you serious?

 

[Cowboys22]

what happened to the inches instead of feet stuff?

That was against air without pressure.

 

[Nav22]

Well, that settles it. Cut him. Start Cooper Rush in all the preseason games.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Lmao. I'm not with you on most Dak opinions, but your other opinions/takes on Dak and why we don't need to sign him to a big contract, yet, are fair and debatable. But practice grades from media on "why the Cowboys would be dumb to sign him now" is beyond silly and debatable.

 

[visionary]

Dak strength(s) are more intangibles, which you're more likely to see in a real game than a practice. Not criticizing the grades, but there's more to consider.

Piece of advice

Intangibles are only important if the tangibles are there

 

[Nav22]

I’m not surprised. Dak benefits from the Oline, Zeke and Cooper.

Put a better passer in there and this offense would probably be number one or two in scoring in the league.

LOL the Cowboys receiving weapons as a whole are middle-of-the-road at best, and the OL was average last year due to injuries.

I thought Garrett/Linehan sucked!?!? Now they’re just a better QB away from having the best offense in football????

 

[big dog cowboy]

Not exactly the 'ringing endorsements' I remember reading during the OTA's...

That's exactly what I was thinking.

What gives?

 

[408Cowboy]

I've always heard he plays better than he practices. As long as that holds true we should see significant progress.

 

[Sydla]

Lmao. I'm not with you on most Dak opinions, but your other opinions/takes on Dak and why we don't need to sign him to a big contract, yet, are fair and debatable. But practice grades from media on "why the Cowboys would be dumb to sign him now" is beyond silly and debatable.

It's not the practice grades that really are the issue................... it's that the grades seem indicative of the reality that Dak looks like Dak. Not great, not bad............... so make him play out 2019 and go from there.

 

[jrumann59]

Ha, What happened to “When he misses it is now by INCHES not FEET?

11 inches is not feet.....

 

[Section446]

So, he looks like an average to below-average QB?

 

[CATCH17]

Paycheck A++

C+ to B- player... Get's A++ Paycheck... Fans applaud.

 

[aikemirv]

Dak strength(s) are more intangibles, which you're more likely to see in a real game than a practice. Not criticizing the grades, but there's more to consider.

Absolutely, no one is ever going to be impressed with his passing ability - he just is not impressive in that regard. I know you could trot out 100 guys who could pass the ball better than he can.

 

[panchucko]

Even with the ‘new’ mechanics and OC?

Say it ain’t so

Sometimes it takes a step backwards to move forward, personally I think Dak has topped out

 

[ShortRound]

Yikes, hope he improves game time.

 

[Outlaw Heroes]

When did we start grading training camp performances?