Vinnie2u
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Save me seat at that table. Never been so glad to be so wrong.
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Yeah but what a play it was. And even if the defender fell down he still got it there and to the guy that's single covered. Good read.He engineered it? Really?
3 runs to start. He engineered that?
A defender fell down. He engineered that?
A TD pass. This was a good throw, he gets credit for that.
1 play out of 5.
Why not give Dak credit for an impressive drive that included a 42 yard in-stride pass play to Terrance Williams followed immediately by a beautiful 20 yard TD pass to Brice Butler in the back right corner of the end zone? That drive likely won Dak the starting QB job. His two-minute drills have been outstanding.
Yeah but what a play it was. And even if the defender fell down he still got it there and to the guy that's single covered. Good read.
Absolute best case. I'd be ecstatic with 1 after all this time. Dak still has a lot to prove to be compared to TB12. Garret even more.The funny thing is all the Garrett haters are about to watch Garrett and Dak become the new Billy/Brady.
Why not give Dak credit for an impressive drive that included a 42 yard in-stride pass play to Terrance Williams followed immediately by a beautiful 20 yard TD pass to Brice Butler in the back right corner of the end zone? That drive likely won Dak the starting QB job. His two-minute drills have been outstanding.
Did you not read my post you quoted? I gave credit for his one good play on that drive. The play to Williams was a gimme, not some great throw.
It's all part of football. Just like Brice Butler dropping a perfect 42 yard pass from Dak which will just show up as an incompletion on the stat sheet.
The funny thing is all the Garrett haters are about to watch Garrett and Dak become the new Billy/Brady.
He does not play like a rookie.
Dak does not appear to be afraid,or rattled.
In my book he starts from now on.
After so many years of wandering through the desert. We are delivered.
If he makes that catch, everybody is calling him the next Alvin Harper.