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Dare I say it? Somebody's got to say it. I'll say it. Jameill Showers might be better than Dak Prescott.
The beauty of that statement is....who cares one way or the other?
All the love for Dak is real and it's deserved these past few days. What a night the rookie had. But if you watched closely, did you see the ball fire off of Showers arm? Did you see the velocity, and the tightness of its spiral? Did he not look like.....Dak Prescott?
Preseason doesn't say much. But you can't fake poise. You can't fake courage. And you can't fake natural talent. These two guys have those things.
Showers suffered Saturday from playing with dudes that soon will be walking playbook in hand with the turk to the coach's office. He was thrust into the game with guys named Broderick that we'll never see again. Pass protection consisted of five matadors and a slab of meat around his neck. I'd like to see Showers with the ones because I'd bet he does well, too.
My favorite thing about Prescott and Showers is that they are following Romo around and badgering him with questions. They both really look up to Romo. They think the world of him, and he seems to get a kick out of them in return. Both seem like football film junkies just like Romo, and they're not interested in just winging it like so many young QBs are. They want to seriously learn the NFL game, not just rely on their natural talents.
Consider this, too. They have similar games, which are very suited to back up a guy like Romo, who moves well in the pocket. Orton, Weeden, and Cassel were nothing like Romo, so the offense just kind of shut down when they went in. Prescott and Showers are more suited to pick up where Romo left off in an emergency.
Is it wrong to say I'm glad Kellen Moore broke his foot?
Because of Romo's health questions, I'd keep them both on the 53-man roster. Who knows if one will have to backup the other soon. Hopefully, that's an insurance policy that never gets cashed, but until we know, we don't know.
Isn't it nice that maybe, just maybe, football beyond Romo in 2-3-4-5 years is in place at that position. Just maybe.
And what if we just watched the Rams and Eagles trade away their drafts the next two years, then watched Denver outmaneuver Jerry for Paxton Lynch.....only to see Dallas take the best QB in this draft in the 4th round. What if that lingering albatross just got nixed.
Maybe we just found Romo out of nowhere yet again.
The beauty of that statement is....who cares one way or the other?
All the love for Dak is real and it's deserved these past few days. What a night the rookie had. But if you watched closely, did you see the ball fire off of Showers arm? Did you see the velocity, and the tightness of its spiral? Did he not look like.....Dak Prescott?
Preseason doesn't say much. But you can't fake poise. You can't fake courage. And you can't fake natural talent. These two guys have those things.
Showers suffered Saturday from playing with dudes that soon will be walking playbook in hand with the turk to the coach's office. He was thrust into the game with guys named Broderick that we'll never see again. Pass protection consisted of five matadors and a slab of meat around his neck. I'd like to see Showers with the ones because I'd bet he does well, too.
My favorite thing about Prescott and Showers is that they are following Romo around and badgering him with questions. They both really look up to Romo. They think the world of him, and he seems to get a kick out of them in return. Both seem like football film junkies just like Romo, and they're not interested in just winging it like so many young QBs are. They want to seriously learn the NFL game, not just rely on their natural talents.
Consider this, too. They have similar games, which are very suited to back up a guy like Romo, who moves well in the pocket. Orton, Weeden, and Cassel were nothing like Romo, so the offense just kind of shut down when they went in. Prescott and Showers are more suited to pick up where Romo left off in an emergency.
Is it wrong to say I'm glad Kellen Moore broke his foot?
Because of Romo's health questions, I'd keep them both on the 53-man roster. Who knows if one will have to backup the other soon. Hopefully, that's an insurance policy that never gets cashed, but until we know, we don't know.
Isn't it nice that maybe, just maybe, football beyond Romo in 2-3-4-5 years is in place at that position. Just maybe.
And what if we just watched the Rams and Eagles trade away their drafts the next two years, then watched Denver outmaneuver Jerry for Paxton Lynch.....only to see Dallas take the best QB in this draft in the 4th round. What if that lingering albatross just got nixed.
Maybe we just found Romo out of nowhere yet again.
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