RGIII did not need a pass blocking line because he was a running QB along with another Dynamic Rookie RB in Morris and that was how their offense worked so well. THEY ran the ball very well together. That was the type of offense they used ad they did it very well...so well that he RGIII won Rookie of the Year award even though some thought Morris should have. But it all went down hill when he got hurt and after that they tried to turn him into a pocket passing QB and he was not suited for it.
And Frankly we seen how crappy the other QBs were last year with the majority of the same offense we have now minus Zeke and we seen Butt Fumble Sanchez look like a lost fool out there as well.
This is not just our Offense and no talent by Dak.
This is Dak being talented as well.
Dak is not the normal QB...his stats prove so.
This is a combo of a good QB and and Good offense working in tandem together.
And frankly the idea of going so far to bust on a QB to say you don't want a good surrounding making a QB better is silly. You should always want a team that makes each other better not just one sided...unless you have some silly agenda.
Hey I want a crappy offense but a great QB to make them better...stupid. You want both to be well and work in tandem. That is if you don't have an agenda.
Not what I said at all and I haven't said Dak doesn't have talent.
Jay Cutler has talent...but shouldn't be considered a franchise QB
Kirk Cousins has talent...but shouldn't be a considered a franchise QB
Tyrod Taylor has talent...but doesn't look to be a franchise QB
Mark Sanchez helped his team to two championships....wasn't a franchise QB
And I haven't said i don't want talent around him, I said i don't want a QB being made by his surroundings. I said i wanted a QB making those around him better. Understanding what I'm saying here: You could have a heck of a lot of talent around a QB which makes him competent, then there are QBs who take that already great talent and makes them even better (Sometimes into legends)
Dak will not always have this talent around him. We take for granted the line we have, and I can almost promise you something will happen in the next few years that will take our great group of lineman and have it decline. That's just how the NFL works. So when this offensive line declines and he no longer sit back and write an essay in the pocket, then what? Does heavy footed Dak suddenly become a Wilson? Does he perfect his mechanics and stop throwing off his back foot? Does he suddenly gain the arm that can fit balls into tight spaces on a consistent basis without the need of a Beasley or Witten have 3-4 steps on a corner/LB?
Again, everyone should still be skeptical of Dak. Anyone going all in are the ones with an agenda.