The Dak Sucks Thread

[cwbyfn88]

Wrong. JUST STOP WITH THE EXCUSES PEOPLE!

The ball had NO REASON to be thrown that high, it go away from him - because of this, a small WR had to reach up for it and it became a tip drill.

It's on him. Enough is enough. He sucks. Move on.

It is taught to you even at the high school level. If you get your hands on the ball and either drop it or tip it for an interception it's on you. If I dropped a pass or tipped it for an int coach didn't want to hear what I thought of the throw. So he had to leave his feet for the pass? Big deal?!?! He is playing wr at the highest level. If he is expecting to have a ball right in the bread basket on every throw he shouldn't be playing in the NFL.

 

[tcc0808]

He's a try hard guy but at the end of the day that ain't gonna get it done for us. It's a shame because he is easy to root for.

He’s definitely an all-pro when it comes to effort. He just doesn’t have the talent to go with that. It’s unfortunate

 

[jrumann59]

These wr are what he "wanted" guys that do not want the ball every down and run their routes. They trot on and off the field with narry any emotion.

 

[WillieBeamen]

Its funny because if the wrs can bring in those passes they had their hands on Dak would have about 260yds and no ints.

Dak played fairly well under pressure. It wasnt great but yall seem to think we can run to walmart and grab someone better and thats just stupid. Dak is a mid level qb right now. Not great, not awful. He needs more play makers and a coach.

Im not saying you dont go out and get someone to compete but the notion that Dak should be thrown away at all costs is wrong.

 

[Aviano90]

If only we could play 5 quarters every game

That wasn’t a qualifier.

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

I dont blame Dak, he's a product of our current coaching which isnt good and is being coached by a QB coach who has no experience coaching....

No other team in the league viewed Dak as being worth more than a late 4th round pick. There is a reason he was picked so late.

 

[mattjames2010]

It is taught to you even at the high school level. If you get your hands on the ball and either drop it or tip it for an interception it's on you. If I dropped a pass or tipped it for an int coach didn't want to hear what I thought of the throw. So he had to leave his feet for the pass? Big deal?!?! He is playing wr at the highest level. If he is expecting to have a ball right in the bread basket on every throw he shouldn't be playing in the NFL.

This changes nothing about the pass - "get two hands on it" removes all context, and that's why it comes from high school level coaches.

The ball should not have been placed where it was - you throw to where it needed to be and that ball never goes in the air. It's on him.

 

[Reid1boys]

I agree. The coaches are horrible but a QB needs to be drafted next April.

The coaches are the only reason he actually had a td pass. They had so much mis direction going on Hurns was almost as wide open as rico was a few weeks ago..... only this time dak didn’t actually throw it into the stands.

 

[Zman5]

Dak's been sucking it up but I don't want us to draft a QB until JG is gone. I doubt a young QB could be so good he can overcome JG's incompetence.

 

[PAPPYDOG]

Its funny because if the wrs can bring in those passes they had their hands on Dak would have about 260yds and no ints.

Dak played fairly well under pressure. It wasnt great but yall seem to think we can run to walmart and grab someone better and thats just stupid. Dak is a mid level qb right now. Not great, not awful. He needs more play makers and a coach.

Im not saying you dont go out and get someone to compete but the notion that Dak should be thrown away at all costs is wrong.

IF IF IF IF IF IF .......you know what they say if my Aunt had @@@@@ she would be my uncle right?
He STINKS no matter what WR we have he will still STINK!!!!

 

[tcc0808]

Its funny because if the wrs can bring in those passes they had their hands on Dak would have about 260yds and no ints.

Dak played fairly well under pressure. It wasnt great but yall seem to think we can run to walmart and grab someone better and thats just stupid. Dak is a mid level qb right now. Not great, not awful. He needs more play makers and a coach.

Im not saying you dont go out and get someone to compete but the notion that Dak should be thrown away at all costs is wrong.

No, he is awful.

 

[erod]

Yet another game under 300 yards of offense.

 

[Aviano90]

Same old crappy excuses, the line sucked, Zeke sucked and of course the old fall back,, the play calling was simply not called for daks strengths.... whatever the hell those are

QB excuses since 2006, except 2015.

 

[dfense]

Worm burner?

Dirt ball, bouncer, shorty, shin banger, duster, toe ball, in field grounder .... You get it.

 

[jrumann59]

Most of his passes are late and they become contested balls which are 50/50 at best.

 

[GroundZero1970]

We wont win anything with Quincy Prescott as our QB.....He is awful

 

[Playmaker3128]

That second pick i thought was definitely his fault. Either he threw it late or shouldn't have thrown it. The defender tipped it to the other guy.

Sorry to say it but i just don't see enough consistency from Dak to be the future. He's not progressing he's getting worse. I get that defenses adjust, but daks had a season and a half to adjust back and hasn't.

Especially when i see all these young qb's making plays around the league.

 

[Philmonroe]

Neither pick his fault.

That's a lie

 

[Wizarus]

It is taught to you even at the high school level. If you get your hands on the ball and either drop it or tip it for an interception it's on you. If I dropped a pass or tipped it for an int coach didn't want to hear what I thought of the throw. So he had to leave his feet for the pass? Big deal?!?! He is playing wr at the highest level. If he is expecting to have a ball right in the bread basket on every throw he shouldn't be playing in the NFL.

So Dak is allowed to throw like crap, but the WR better catch that ball.

 

[cwbyfn88]

This changes nothing about the pass - "get two hands on it" removes all context, and that's why it comes from high school level coaches.

The ball should not have been placed where it was - you throw to where it needed to be and that ball never goes in the air. It's on him.

To each their own. I stand by what I said.