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Sturm: Decoding Linehan - The Education of Dak Prescott Continues
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) runs the ball during the second quarter of their game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, October 30, 2016 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. (Ashley Landis/The Dallas Morning News)
By Bob Sturm, Special contributor Contact Bob Sturmon TwitterSportsSturm
One of the most cliched "coachisms" is when they discuss things that need to be better, despite the final score looking favorably on an effort. "It is better to learn after a win." The idea that a guy is already beat up after a loss. You don't need to keep punishing him in the film room. Sometimes, you have no choice, but isn't it better to look at this film after a win?
In other words, how good can a team or player get if you can still win a game with this much that we can do better?
The Cowboys won a game on Sunday that looked like a loss for most of it. In fact, they were down to about a 5% chance of winning early in the 4th Quarter if you believe win probabilities.
And they won a game with a rookie QB looking quite a bit like a rookie QB for much of the game. He was rattled, confused, and looked plenty "off".
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Sturm: Decoding Linehan - The Education of Dak Prescott Continues
Staff Photographer
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) runs the ball during the second quarter of their game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, October 30, 2016 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. (Ashley Landis/The Dallas Morning News)
By Bob Sturm, Special contributor Contact Bob Sturmon TwitterSportsSturm
One of the most cliched "coachisms" is when they discuss things that need to be better, despite the final score looking favorably on an effort. "It is better to learn after a win." The idea that a guy is already beat up after a loss. You don't need to keep punishing him in the film room. Sometimes, you have no choice, but isn't it better to look at this film after a win?
In other words, how good can a team or player get if you can still win a game with this much that we can do better?
The Cowboys won a game on Sunday that looked like a loss for most of it. In fact, they were down to about a 5% chance of winning early in the 4th Quarter if you believe win probabilities.
And they won a game with a rookie QB looking quite a bit like a rookie QB for much of the game. He was rattled, confused, and looked plenty "off".
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