Twitter: Romo's nugget on Cooper Rush

[Hennessy_King]

Rush is a winner and a gamer. Biggest difference I see between him and Dak is he anticipates the throws and he isn’t afraid to let it go. Prescott waits until the defender and the receiver have separation to throw it.

You need to watch more football

 

[Pantone282C]

Rush struggles with throws to the outside that require arm strength. Deep ball isn't great either

Yeah, some of the outside throws looked bad. Thought he had some power on the one long overthrown pass.

 

[erod]

Like one of the replies said, he extended his career as a backup (here or elsewhere) by another 5 years.
About a million a year
That's a good living!

Chase Daniel has made about $45 million in the league.

 

[Northern_Cowboy]

They should cooper rush been throwing to him for years in practice

And Dak has been throwing to Cee Dee Lamb in practice for 2 years now and couldn't hit him stride or anticipate him at all against the Bucs...it's all on tape

 

[erod]

Rush is a winner and a gamer. Biggest difference I see between him and Dak is he anticipates the throws and he isn’t afraid to let it go. Prescott waits until the defender and the receiver have separation to throw it.

This is Dak's greatest weakness. Dak needs to see the receiver open, which is way too late in the NFL most of the time.

Rush isn't great at it, but he's much better in that regard. Romo was incredible at anticipating receivers coming open or literally throwing them open.

Until Dak fixes that, he's toast in the NFL. And this is year 7 at 29 years old.

 

[5Stars]

The TD pass to Brown was more about the great catch of a sucky pass than the fact that it was simply a great catch. None of his 19 completions were great. But if it gets us by, I'm good.

That was cool, and did you see Dak do his sky point! Awesome!

 

[Verdict]

The TD pass to Brown was more about the great catch of a sucky pass than the fact that it was simply a great catch. None of his 19 completions were great. But if it gets us by, I'm good.

He threw a few “ducks”.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Compared to who, Romo?

Just say it.

Sensitive achey breaks heart. Don't talk about Romo.

 

[stilltheguru]

I agree, very disappointed his play since he came back from his calf injury. He was much better.the first 6 games in 2021. Then he just started playing scared and it didn't change this first game. Very disappointed in him

But he can smile with the best of them and talk in cliches like Peyton manning.

 

[Northern_Cowboy]

He threw a few “ducks”.

He did and hopefully he can improve on that with a few more starts...but considering this was only his second start ever, he played very well and did not panic or fold in what had to be considered a must win for us

 

[StarLord]

This is Dak's greatest weakness. Dak needs to see the receiver open, which is way too late in the NFL most of the time.

Rush isn't great at it, but he's much better in that regard. Romo was incredible at anticipating receivers coming open or literally throwing them open.

Until Dak fixes that, he's toast in the NFL. And this is year 7 at 29 years old.

If only we could put Coop's brain inside Dak's body...

 

[morat1959]

The only reason rush isn't a starter is because he's not physically that great of a QB. His arm strength is mediocre, he accuracy is decent. And his mobility is average. But if you just need him to fill in for a few games and have good enough play calling, and players around him. He can play just good enough to keep you from losing. Which is just fine for a backup QB.

My only hope is Dak is taking notes. Stop hesitating so much and just throw the football. I swear he plays in fear far too much. When he stops thinking and just plays he's a fine QB. But when he plays like the cowardly man like he did on Sunday we get that nonsense. I hope Cooper rush shows him that you don't have to have wide open players and huge throwing lanes to throw the football.

You can’t fix what’s wrong with Dak.

 

[Verdict]

He did and hopefully he can improve on that with a few more starts...but considering this was only his second start ever, he played very well and did not panic or fold in what had to be considered a must win for us

I think he will always throw ducks, but he threw less yesterday than in the past. So that’s something.

 

[mooseq]

You need to watch more football

I watched enough of Prescott.

 

[erod]

If only we could put Coop's brain inside Dak's body...

You'd still have a weak-armed quarterback with iffy accuracy. LOL

Neither of these guys can hum it. I was at both games, and the ball just fires out of Brady's hand. Burrow, too, but not as much. I don't understand how Brady keeps doing this.

 

[morat1959]

I watched enough of Prescott.

Ouch! Truth hurts!

 

[buddahjoe445]

Rush struggles with throws to the outside that require arm strength. Deep ball isn't great either

So does Dak

 

[lukin2006]

The TD pass to Brown was more about the great catch of a sucky pass than the fact that it was simply a great catch. None of his 19 completions were great. But if it gets us by, I'm good.

Did you see those throws Dak made against Tampa. Brilliant throws for a 40 million dollar QB…

 

[Northern_Cowboy]

So does Dak

Ya but Rush costs 39.5m less against our cap...!!

 

[G2]

Did you see those throws Dak made against Tampa. Brilliant throws for a 40 million dollar QB…

It's funny that some can't help themselves talking about Dak.