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I saw some great blitzes by the Giants tonight. Guarantee Romo would have been knocked out of the game by some of the hits Dak took.
So be it ! At least we would know for sure .
I saw some great blitzes by the Giants tonight. Guarantee Romo would have been knocked out of the game by some of the hits Dak took.
The NFL.com scouting report is just an example. All you have to do is google for Dak Prescott scouting report writeups from actual NFL talent scouts, and you will see the same things.
Again, you know better than all of these NFL personnel people, and SEC scouts? Please. Give me a break.
Not one single person anywhere has cried about Dak's noodle arm or lack of armstrength all year. NOT ONE. The lack of zip he sometimes has is not because of armstrength ,but rather poor footwork which has dogged him his entire time at Miss St.
I would say at times i scout players better.
Pack it up, folks. This guy thinks he's better than the pros.
That same article mentions that his arm strength is fine, but his long throws are bad. Long passes are the one pass that depend the LEAST on arm strength - they are timing throws that depend more on touch. You don't need a cannon to throw a 40 yard rainbow.
Keep trying.
You sure are putting in a lot of effort to **** on Dak Prescott...im beginning to wonder why.
I'm not backing myself into any corner, I'm not the one telling everyone HEY LISTEN TO ME I SCOUT BETTER THAN THE PROFESSIONALS THESE GUYS AREN'T ROCKET SCIENTISTS.
Look I get it, you are very mad and upset that your boy Romo isn't starting for whatever reason but you don't have to go making garbage up about Dak. It's perfectly fine to just cite poor play as the reason, instead of launching into this crusade to manufacture physical limitations to back up your reasoning and then dying on a hill trying to convince everyone that he's got a weaker arm than Chad Pennington.
And oh, by the way - if you have a weak arm, you don't make ANY strong throws. If you have inconsistent velocity, then you have MECHANICAL issues that keep you from repeating a propery delivery. Like footwork. which just about every scouting report mentions.
Giants had the 28th? ranked pass defense going into tonight and they were missing their best pass rusher. Not hard to find defenses like that,Not every team has a defense like Minnesota and the Giants.
LOL here it is, the "You just want Romo to start!" - I was excited for Prescott before the season started. Go back and look at the thread I made, where I mentioned the positives I saw of him and the negatives. Try again, less talking out of your ***.
"It's mechanical" - LOL no, it's not. Dak, like most young QBs throws off his back foot at times, that is not the criticism. The criticism is when the footwork AND the mechanics are there and he still throws a duck.
"which just about every scouting report mentions"
LOL
> No one is saying what you're saying
> Almost every
You're running out of room now.
Like hell I am. You literally said you knew better than the scouts. It was game over for you at that point. Unless you are actually a pro scout, which you aren't.
Has Romo ever only put up 7 pts? Just curious.
Overreaction thread but the rook looked like a rook
That team was soooooo soft. Much more overall talent then the 2007 team, but took the field like teams would just bow to them. 44-6 may have been the best thing to happen to themThat game was awful. This was the game I thought Romo was always going to be a gunslinger, then he came back in 09 and just completely changed his play around.
A lot of growth from 08 to 09 for him.
That team was soooooo soft. Much more overall talent then the 2007 team, but took the field like teams would just bow to them. 44-6 may have been the best thing to happen to them
I agree this is an over reaction thread but what is concerning to me is the last three games the offense has regressed a little bit each game. That pattern scares me. I'm not going to say it's all on Dak because Dak is not the only one who plays offense. Dak can only throw the ball and hand off. The first pick Dez fell down, the second pick it kind of looked like Dez didn't think the ball was coming to him, but it was a bad throw anyway. Then obviously Dez's fumble killed us. And this is the 2nd time this years that Spags outcoached Linehan.
You can't blame Dak for the whole offense sucking, but if the whole offense sucks again next week then maybe we go to Romo for a spark.
I just don't want to ruin this 11-2 record trying to preserve any QB's ego or confidence. We might not be 11-2 for another 25 years, let's not spoil it.
Yeah, I know better than some scouts. As do many on this board. Other scouts hit more than others. But I will state again, stop glorifying the profession.
Either way, it's time for you to start providing some GIFs or video. Because as of now, you're just melting down due to digging yourself into a hole. LOL
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/r...eport-work-in-progress-compares-to-tim-tebow/
STRENGTHS: Scouts are most impressed with his development above the neck, showing above average awareness as a passer, recognizing things quickly and working through his progressions to easily load and fire.
Displays an ability to use his eyes and hold defenders and has a quick memory to move on from mistakes and not let the negative plays linger. Overall, he has a much more natural feel in the passing game than in 2013 and appears in complete control of that offense.
WEAKNESSES: Work in progress as a passer but has a live arm and good field vision. His footwork is inconsistent and he loses accuracy when his feet are not set.
Tends to predetermine some throws and relies on a lot of back shoulder patterns, something that got him in trouble against Auburn and Alabama. Has not shown the consistency to lead his team through the air in tough road environments when the ground game is shut down.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2672393-why-everyone-missed-on-dak-prescott
MYTH NO. 2: His throwing ability is below NFL standards
"His arm strength is good enough, but he doesn't spin it like the real good ones. He's late with the ball. His accuracy bothers me." — NFC national scout before the draft
Before he coached Prescott, Mullen coached Tim Tebow. Prescott loved Tebow. Mullen gave him Tebow's phone number, and Prescott put it on speed dial. He chose No. 15 as his jersey number in college just like Tebow.
His connection to Tebow didn't help him in NFL draft rooms, though.
"He's Tim Tebow with more passing skills," an NFL front office man said in the spring. He did not mean it as a compliment.
At the combine, Prescott threw the ball pretty well. According to one scout's notes, he completed 10 of 12 passes to his left and six of nine to his right. "He had some ball-placement issues on out routes," his notebook reads.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ranking-the-top-quarterbacks-for-2015/page/15
By Matt Miller , NFL Draft Lead Writer Apr 5, 2016
Mechanically, Prescott's motion is clean with a small wasted motion as he brings the ball up to throw. That windup isn't hurting his accuracy or release speed, though, and won't have to be tweaked. His footwork can be smooth and quick, and when there isn't trash around his feet in the pocket, he'll step up to drive the ball down the field.
In talking to coaches and NFL scouts, they've all raved about Prescott's leadership qualities and football intelligence. The belief is he'll take to NFL-level coaching faster than expected, and one person even compared him to Russell Wilson.
NEGATIVES
Prescott is a project. His footwork needs to be adjusted and then drilled over and over again to erase years of bad technique. A good quarterback coach will focus on not just taking drops from center but also on finding a consistent launch point on every three-, five- and seven-step drop so those steps are always at the same depth and same speed.
https://n.rivals.com/news/looking-back-at-the-nfl-s-surprising-class-of-rookie-qbs
Rivals.com HS scouting
Farrell’s take: It was hard to see this one coming as Prescott wasn’t a major target of many programs and didn’t even get the time of day from in-state power LSU until the very end. What we saw was a big dual-threat quarterback who wasn’t overly fast but made good decisions on the field and had a good arm, but nothing like the Heisman candidate he emerged at for a short period of time at Mississippi State. Prescott has proven us wrong with our mid-level ranking and has improved in almost every facet of the game since high school.
2009 WC.....McNabbs last game as an EagleThat's okay though, Eagles lost in the championship and we knocked the Eagles around 3 times the next season and pretty much ended McNabb's career and legacy in Philly.
Speak for yourself. I'm not convinced Prescott is the future. I haven't seen enough.The gnats brought the pressure and the few times Dak figured to put his legs to use, the pocket was collapsing all around him, granted 3/4 of that wall was the backsides of his offensive line, ya,it was not his day he couldn't shift gears to handle that high speed/low drag kinda game today, his passes were mostly low or to slow and off the mark, maybe he has been reading what others are saying and writing and drank the kool-aid,you know he's bound to have been feeling more than a little overwhelmed @1:05 left to play and passing out of his own endzone,,,I'm happy he hung on to the ball and took the sacks that he did take,him forcing the ball down range and 'off' the mark doubled his interception numbers on the year(so far) he almost chucked a 3rd I think on his 2nd to last possession?
Now, I don't know if ROMO had he played instead of Dak could have won this game tonight. ( the cockey gunslinger of old would've burnt their house DOWN and the funny part about it is the fricking N.Y.gnats KNOW he CAN and WOULD'VE)
I saw Dak's passing game needs some improvement and leave it at that cuz he's my/our quarterback of the future and we all full well know it.