the games are not all on the QB and i agree the biggest issues with the team is jerry's management and player selection and lack of unified authority behind a strong coach . But you have to look at dak as the person who touches every offensive play , and in crucial games , he folds , and the results are : mediocrity. Dak has 1 playoff win , at home , in 6 years . An elite QB making 42 mil a year does better than that, with or without Jerry as GM.
From your point of view. Yet your one game argument has been refuted by several different posters pointing out other QB's that would be considered top shelf also went into season seven with one win in the play-offs. While you are cherry picking to support your dissatisfaction, you dismiss other situations which deny your position. Especially when you factor in you are looking at an entire career for the other QB's and only six seasons for Dak. I don't trust your Magic Eight Ball on the rest of his career.
You also bring up his salary. Do you have any control over that aspect? No. The subliminal message is if Jerry had that money he would suddenly become a man that doesn't pick his nose in public and uses the money wisely to get the top flight Free Agents to bolster the defense. But nowhere in the last decade or more has he ever sold out on that idea. He gave up a lot for Cooper, but then bailed because he sometimes plays with scared money.
The team does not have only one play-off win solely because of Dak. There are many factors in making this case.
Do you believe removing Dak and getting Russel Wilson, or even Mahomes, were he available, might get this team to the NFC Championship game?
Name the player that will get you there and how to acquire him.
But do not name Mayfield, because he is not as good as Dak, and has leadership issues.
So many "pisters" suggest if the team would do what they think, then it would solve enough issues to make a splash in the play-offs. Yet not one of these people actually put together a viable scenario that accounts for all the bumps in the road on the way to actually securing this mythical QB for Dallas.
So sitting back and complaining about the situation, without offering a solution to get where they think this team can get is just grousing.
Textual temper tantrums, and Dak is the bogeyman.
Oddly enough, if this were to be put into political parlance, this demonizing Dak and galvanizing the cadre of pouters against him is exactly what Lenin, Stalin, and Hitler did. Find a segment of society. Make them the villains, and create a rabble focused on one issue.
It tales away from the nefarious antics being foisted onto the gullible public.
