Stock up/down

[Teague31]

UP:
Cooper
Zeke
Brown

Down:
Gallup
Fleming
Heath

 

[robjay04]

UP:
Cooper
Zeke
Brown

Down:
Gallup
Fleming
Heath

I won’t judge Gallup at all all things considered.

 

[reddyuta]

Fleming is backup for a reason but he did not completely blow it and i am thankful for that.

 

[CATCH17]

Gallup is on his way but the last couple weeks he has not held onto the ball in traffic.


It’s hard to find any flaws in his game. I’m not going to say we’ve finally found one but this is something he needs to fix.

2 weeks in a row the ball has hit his hands multiple times and he’s not making the tough catch.

 

[khiladi]

The refs stock is up this week.

 

[J12B]

UP:
Cooper
Zeke
Brown

Down:
Gallup
Fleming
Heath

Gallup is dealing with a major loss.

Props for him being out there and that throw was underthrown by Dak. Gallup had his defender beat by 3 steps

Fleming did fine against a very young and talented front 7.

 

[endersdragon]

I wouldn't say Heath's has gone down, mostly stayed the same. We all know that this was Heath. Earl Thomas will be better next year :-D

 

[baltcowboy]

Dak, Coop, Zeke, offensive line, defense, Garrett stock up.

Special teams (horrible) , almost cost us the game. We need a new punter. Stock down.

 

[pitt33]

Gallup is on his way but the last couple weeks he has not held onto the ball in traffic.


It’s hard to find any flaws in his game. I’m not going to say we’ve finally found one but this is something he needs to fix.

2 weeks in a row the ball has hit his hands multiple times and he’s not making the tough catch.

Gallup should turn into a solid #2

 

[Cowboyz88]

Up:
Cooper…wow
Brown

Down:
Linehan limited play selection (e.g. bootleg, screen, etc.)
Marinelli's Zone Defense

 

[HungryLion]

The refs stock is up this week.

 

[khiladi]

Cooper game reminds me of Miles Austin KC game, where Miles made plays based on garbage tackling by the KC secondary and his speed. This was supposedly the reason why Garrett’s offense was stalling, the lack of second WR, meaning it masked what was obvious. Cooper is a nice pickup, but it’s not resolving the issues in the passing game.

Dak had one solid, beautiful throw on the deep pass to the middle, while the rest of his play was typical.

His run for a TD was amazing, but that’s no surprise, because as I said, he’s an athletic street-ball QB that’s hard to take down. The problem with that play is it was third and his horrible pocket presence spun him into what should have been sacked twice on that play. So that was more poor tackling by the Commanders than anything else.

Of course all of this was aided by the phantom holding call on the Commanders, where they were in scoring territory and would have given them the first whole Colt was moving the ball.

If one paid attention, the Commanders were playing what appeared to be plenty of cover 1, press coverage all game long with 8 in the box. Defenses don’t respect Dak’s arm. The deep ball to Gallup was an awful floater and Dak had all the time in the world to throw the ball. It caused Gallup to slow down and the DB to catch up.

 

[CATCH17]

Cooper game reminds me of Miles Austin KC game, where Miles made plays based on garbage tackling by the KC secondary and his speed. This was supposedly the reason why Garrett’s offense was stalling, the lack of second WR, meaning it masked what was obvious. Cooper is a nice pickup, but it’s not resolving the issues in the passing game.

Dak had one solid, beautiful throw on the deep pass to the middle, while the rest of his play was typical.

His run for a TD was amazing, but that’s no surprise, because as I said, he’s an athletic street-ball QB that’s hard to take down. The problem with that play is it was third and his horrible pocket presence spun him into what should have been sacked twice on that play. So that was more poor tackling by the Commanders than anything else.

Of course all of this was aided by the phantom holding call on the Commanders, where they were in scoring territory and would have given them the first whole Colt was moving the ball.

If one paid attention, the Commanders were playing what appeared to be plenty of cover 1, press coverage all game long with 8 in the box. Defenses don’t respect Dak’s arm. The deep ball to Gallup was an awful floater and Dak had all the time in the world to throw the ball. It caused Gallup to slow down and the DB to catch up.

He moves just like Miles and even has the #19.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

I wouldn't rag on Fleming....he was pretty solid considering the Skins have a pretty solid OL. A couple of the sacks were just bad from Dak's standpoint. The OL didn't give up a sack in the second half I believe and they pounded the rock. Compare that to last year's backup OL.

 

[CowboyRoy]

UP:
Cooper
Zeke
Brown

Down:
Gallup
Fleming
Heath

You can see the difference between a true #1 receiver and a #2 type. As underthrown as that pass was by Dak at the end, Gallop should have caught it.

 

[Chuck 54]

Gallup is dealing with a major loss.

Props for him being out there and that throw was underthrown by Dak. Gallup had his defender beat by 3 steps

Fleming did fine against a very young and talented front 7.

Fleming didn’t cost a win, but Preston Smith had sacks and tied an all time first half record for QB pressures.

 

[Risen Star]

Gallup? He would have had a long TD to seal the game if the QB could throw the ball.

 

[khiladi]

Gallup? He would have had a long TD to seal the game if the QB could throw the ball.

One Dak defender said he has to wait until Gallup is open to throw it. That excuse right there is the defining feature of Dak worshippers...

It’s not like the refs didn’t bail them out also. The Dallas drive stalled once again at the 8 minute mark in the fourth quarter on the third and long with Dak throwing garbage like usual, but the refs called basically a phantom holding call on a ball that wasn’t even in the vicinity.

 

[unionjack8]

Down

The pass rush