What? He has a quick release. Not that that is a huge deal.
The lad doesn't have the strongest arm out there... but he's got a very quick release.
He will turn out to be the next great Cowboy QB. Don...Roger...Troy...Danny..now Dak!!!That cat has 'ice cubes' in his *** pockets,,, THAT GET COLDER UNDER
PASS RUSH PRESSURE!
he is totally enthralling to watch!
(Mr. DAK-ATTACK IS ONLY GONNA GIT' BETTER!,,, ALSO)
True. That's a wind-up.No wasted motion, and tell that to Byron Leftwich!
He will be the next GREAT Cowboy QB. Don...Roger...Danny...Troy...and now Dak!!!That cat has 'ice cubes' in his *** pockets,,, THAT GET COLDER UNDER
PASS RUSH PRESSURE!
he is totally enthralling to watch!
(Mr. DAK-ATTACK IS ONLY GONNA GIT' BETTER!,,, ALSO)
http://cowboyszone.com/threads/lynch-vs-prescott.349420/page-7I actually don't see many severe limitations. He needs some work on his technique and delivery, but he has a fast release, a strong arm, and is a strong guy.
I liked Dak vs Lynch straight up. Comparing what we gave up for Dak vs what it would have have taken for Lynch it's a no brainer.
Romo's was around .26, Marino was .3, while Dak is .37. It doesn't sound like much, but over a tenth of a second is a big deal when you are talking about the ball getting from the QB to the receiver.
Romo's was around .26, Marino was .3, while Dak is .37. It doesn't sound like much, but over a tenth of a second is a big deal when you are talking about the ball getting from the QB to the receiver.
I don't think this is accurate. Collinsworth said the fasted they had ever seen was around .30.
Learns something new everyday. My apologies and thanks for the info!There is an old thread with the info.
http://cowboyszone.com/threads/is-romo-the-fastest-gun-in-the-west-vid-post-53.184677/page-2
This is link is from USA Today
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/columnist/hiestand-tv/2007-12-23-hiestand-NFL-Network_N.htm
This is the information from that link:
The NFL Network compared the release times of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and Dan Marino, when the CBS analyst was playing, during Saturday night's game. Romo's release is faster — 0.26 seconds vs. Marino's 0.3.
There was a video on youtube but it was taken down due to copyright infringement.
What? He has a quick release. Not that that is a huge deal.
What do you mean?Hit a sore spot?
Or KapernickNo wasted motion, and tell that to Byron Leftwich!