This was the best game I've ever seen Dak play

[GMO415]

He was trashed all week by the media. I knew he'd step up.

 

[starfan1]

Not his biggest fan but it was the best game he has played. Still was not perfect but kudos to him.

Why does he need to be perfect. I’ve seen many a qb not be perfect why does Dak have to be

kudos to your compliment of Dak even though I know it’s hard for you

 

[TwoDeep3]

The TD pass to Gallup was a perfect throw. He laid it over the linebacker and in a spot only Gallup could go get it.

He needs better protection. When he is not being harassed he is really good. Jimmy Johnson said so after the game. I trust him more than some that post here.

 

[Brooksey]

After the pick 6 probably the best game he's played since Tampa opening day last year

 

[Zekeats]

The best game he's ever seen him play included a pick six and a sack fumble. Not to mention atrocious clock management when trying to run the clock at the end.

Exactly lol. First and goal at the 4 take a 6 yard loss on a pass play. Clock management always an issue here, cost us last week and a shot at the #1 seed

 

[ZekeTrain]

The best game he's ever seen him play included a pick six and a sack fumble. Not to mention atrocious clock management when trying to run the clock at the end.

I'm critical of the guy but holding the sack fumble against him is ridiculous. That's on the OL.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Stop complaining. Go complain to your wives. Sheesh

 

[Gorgon]

Not his biggest fan but it was the best game he has played. Still was not perfect but kudos to him.

While Olsen isn't the greatest analyst in the booth, I thought he was right. Dak will give you a terrific offense and score a lot of points and will throw an INT or two. Olsen said "he throws into very tight windows and that's just who he is. He'll give you a lot of big plays and some bad throws." (Paraphrasing).

I think, given any other QB that would be available in any theoretical "trade" or acquisition, Dak is still the best option. The biggest change I'd make is to ditch ALL those stupid trick plays. We have yet to run a single one.

And the other thing I'd do would be to get Steele back as quickly as possible---I know, not likely this year. But that guy is a monster run blocker.

 

[ghst187]

Yeah I’ve always been mixed on Dak and bag on him pretty hard but this was definitely a gutsy, will the team to victory, bounce back from an early, huge blunder game for him. Very impressed.
His running out of bounds and missing a wide open RB for a final TD almost undid it all though. I will also say he was playing a pretty darned good defense too the our running game wasn’t having its usual effect…

 

[Xeven]

Our offense did good, not just Dak.

 

[Zekeats]

While Olsen isn't the greatest analyst in the booth, I thought he was right. Dak will give you a terrific offense and score a lot of points and will throw an INT or two. Olsen said "he throws into very tight windows and that's just who he is. He'll give you a lot of big plays and some bad throws." (Paraphrasing).

I think, given any other QB that would be available in any theoretical "trade" or acquisition, Dak is still the best option. The biggest change I'd make is to ditch ALL those stupid trick plays. We have yet to run a single one.

And the other thing I'd do would be to get Steele back as quickly as possible---I know, not likely this year. But that guy is a monster run blocker.

He’s wrong though. More than half his ints are terrible terribly thrown balls. Also defense with 4 turnovers and plenty of short fields to work with.