GB didn't go into prevent, what game did you watch. They kept blitzing and playing tight defense the entire game. I'm not sure if you know what garbage time and prevent really is.Show me stats that don't involve garbage time please. Subtract 200 yards from that packers game. He threw all those dumb, stat padding yards in that game. Take away those TD's too. Packers went into prevent. That's 23 TD's, and around 4300 yards now.
Bears game, same thing. Take away his 2 trash time TD's and 200 yards in garbage time. That's around 4100 yards and 21 TD's.
Bills game, same thing. Take away that final trash time TD and the 200 yards in garbage time. Thats 3900 yards and 20 TD's.
I would say take away his TD's from the Saints, 2nd Philly game, and Pats game, but he didn't have any in those games . What a great QB. He does jack crap when it matters. He does jack crap when it comes time to make a statement. He does jack crap in crunch time. He does jack crap when his defense crumbles. He's an average-bad QB. Get over it. He's getting replaced next offseason or the one after.
Hopefully serious consideration is given to FS or TE1
1. Paxton Lynch
2. Trysten Hill
3. Jeff Heath
4. Gavin Escobar
5. Terrance Williams
6. Taco Charlton
The Cowboys war room will nail it again.
Depends on his times. Thats his red flag for scouts. He's a power guy, he might have to go inside, that would mean gaining some weight.AJ Epenesa will not drop to us.
lol this team has gotten guys like Dak, Elliot, Williams, Woods, Awuzie, Lewis, Jaylon, Vander, Collins, and so forth in those drafts. But because they didnt pick the guys they wanted they arent good picks.Are you really upset with the draft picks the Cowboys "used" on Paxton Lynch and Jeff Heath?
Jerry has boxed himself in a corner wirh Dak and Amari by his own lack GM skills. The DC are screwed and no one to blame but Jerry for another bone head move. Both disappear in the big games and fade down the stretch just like a DE just signed, thanks Jerry for another poor choice.Dude was not healthy and tried to gut it out. When Emmitt did it, he was deemed a warrior (the game vs the Giants he gutted out with a separated shoulder comes to mind). But since Amari didn't do so with success, we are throwing him in the trash heap? No way.
Jerry gave up a 1st for him. He's not going anywhere.
I thought about that. I wish the Eagles played the early game. That way if they win, Dallas (no chance of playoffs at that point) should just tank the game. I mean what's the point of playing hard at that point? Red is gone either way and we might as well get as high a draft pick as possible.We should be able to move up after next week.
Don't feel bad.I thought about that. I wish the Eagles played the early game. That way if they win, Dallas (no chance of playoffs at that point) should just tank the game. I mean what's the point of playing hard at that point? Red is gone either way and we might as well get as high a draft pick as possible.
...but both teams play at the same time.
I do wonder how high they can move up with a loss? I feel dirty for asking
Thats kinda the concern.Amari played hurt most of the season.
I can and will tell others when they are wrong about a player, especially when the stats and video support that player.
The team leads the league in WR dropped passes. Amari has failed consistently to get open all season long. So have the rest of the receivers for much of the season. Sure Dak has missed some throws, but you don't throw for over 4,500 yards and 26+ TDs with a 65% completion percentage (and lead the league once again in tight window throws) by being a sucky or average QB...no matter how you try to spin it.
I agree. Sit Amari and bring up Smith. Season is lost anyway.
Nice story telling. Where are the cookies and milk?"missed "SOME" throws"...you have gotta be kidding us!
Dak throws all over the place. Scoring those "dropped" passes in favor of Dak totally unfair. WR's can never tell where the f the ball is gonna be...probably expecting it be low and behind. On occasion, Dak manages a good throw, surprising the WR.