Now take out the two pass options I said we did have. The lob to the corner and Zeke in the flats. Show me the examples of the plays I am talking about. I also didn't specify redzone.
How do you rate Dak's ability to make the plays I described and gave recent examples of?
Bonus question. Are you willing to go forward relying on Dak to carry the ball to the same extent that have been?
Here are your own words:
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Vtwin said:
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You know what else is part of the game, buddy?
QB'S throwing the ball to receivers in the end zone from in close. More common than QB runs are but you know that being so knowledgeable. Everywhere but Dallas that is.
When inside the ten it is either, hand off to Zeke, throw to Zeke behind the LOS, safe throw to the corner of the end zone or QB draw. This year they are down to breaking out the bag of tricks to make up for the glaring hole in the
offense when the field is shrunk.
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You didn't specify red zone? So inside the 10 is where exactly? What is your definition of "in close?" And where else is the field "shrunk" if not the red zone? You just gonna move the target round when the facts prove the fallacy of your statements?
The other fallacy is that we somehow need to score a certain way in order for it to be effective. The offense has been averaging THIRTY SEVEN POINTS A GAME over the last 4 weeks. The offense is fine.. red zone.. midfield wherever. They move the ball in chunks.. which is why they are #1 in the league. They score in bunches which is why they are top 3 in the league .. This nonsense about "well we want to see certain types of throws more often or we won't accept the success as real" is pure stupidity. LIke I said earlier.. running it in counts exactly the same number of points as throwing it in. And it does so with less risk. I'm not an NFL coach, but I for one am in favor of less risk if the net result is 37 ppg.