Dak is being crucified.

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01-20-2022, 09:47 AM
Cowbell

Boys it ain't any better here in DFW - the hate for him is building. Jimmy Johnson running his mouth isn't helping. Simple minds see him as the problem. I want to see dak end up in NO with Payton
01-21-2022, 12:22 AM
parabrave

Well Dak just coughed up 25 grand. One question I have is since the ref was impeded getting to the ball shouldn't there been an official TO called to place the ball?
01-21-2022, 09:30 AM
Tbonewannabe

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Originally Posted by parabrave

Well Dak just coughed up 25 grand. One question I have is since the ref was impeded getting to the ball shouldn't there been an official TO called to place the ball?

The ref had to run 40 yards just to get to the line. It was a bad play call that ended the game because the ref had his head in his ass. Dak had a pretty mediocre game also but that game was lost on both lines of scrimmage. Very few holding calls on San Fran even though Parsons was getting held on almost every play.
01-21-2022, 09:35 AM
Tbonewannabe

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Originally Posted by BeardoMSU

There's "talent", and there's "talent on paper"....Dallas has the latter. Their talent may be really good, but they are so undercut by the coaching staff and admin, it's impossible to overcome.

Their OL play is and has been atrocious (read Cowboy threads going back years; I've been very consistent on this), their play-calling gives new meaning to vanilla, and they have zero run game when it matters (see OL issues). Also, as a coaching staff, they seem to never make adjustments (another major red flag). The D was much better this year, but against good teams they were most certainly a paper tiger. For example, Diggs even with his double digit INTs still gave up the most receiving yards as a CB in coverage this year. Not great...

Again, Dak is not the problem. We saw what the Cowboys were without him last year when he broke his ankle, and some mooks like Skip Bayless thought that Andy Dalton would step in and not miss a beat and/or actually be better....yeah, we saw how that shit worked out, lol.

Dak is an elite QB in the NFL, but even elite QB's can't overcome everything. As I said earlier in the thread, Dak isn't super human. Arron Rogers has missed the playoffs before. Brady got smoked at home his last playoff game in NE. When was the last time Russ Wilson won a playoff game (pretty sure the last one he played in was in a loss to.....who was it?.....Dak?). Deshaun Watson is diddling every masseuse on the planet, apparently. How many times did Eli miss the ****ing playoffs? Brees?

Being a good QB in the NFL is hard as shit. This all or none shit from sports media and fans is ****ing hilarious, especially with how inconsistent the criticism gets doled out (i.e., what happened to "Let Russ cook!"?).

Just look at this shit...

https://i.ibb.co/mB5jJNt/271735080-1...78299729-n.jpg

What's amazing is Dak narrowly avoided the sack, despite his OL collectively shitting the bed, and he was able to chunk it downfield only to have it hit off both hands of his intended receiver (could've/should've? been caught)....it was amazing he even got the throw off considering the pressure he got, though it still resulted in an incompletion and a turnover on downs...but only a handful of QBs in the whole ****ing world could even make a move like that to give his team a chance.

Again, Dak isn't the ****ing problem.

It honestly was a better throw because Wilson should have turned inside earlier. The DB had the outside position and the inside was wide open. That is where a good WR adjusts his route because the QB should have never thrown it to the outside. Wilson was slow changing his route and Dak was pressured. If Dak was able to hold it for one more second then Wilson would have had his head around before the ball got there.
01-21-2022, 06:54 PM
bulldawg28

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Originally Posted by Tbonewannabe

It honestly was a better throw because Wilson should have turned inside earlier. The DB had the outside position and the inside was wide open. That is where a good WR adjusts his route because the QB should have never thrown it to the outside. Wilson was slow changing his route and Dak was pressured. If Dak was able to hold it for one more second then Wilson would have had his head around before the ball got there.

Wilson should have made that play
01-21-2022, 07:14 PM
BeardoMSU

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Originally Posted by bulldawg28

Wilson should have made that play

Aye.
01-21-2022, 08:04 PM
Cowbell

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Originally Posted by bulldawg28

Wilson should have made that play

He makes than one play and daka legacy in the playoffs is totally different..
01-21-2022, 08:14 PM
BeardoMSU

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Originally Posted by Cowbell

He makes than one play and daka legacy in the playoffs is totally different..

He also had a crucial whiff earlier when he lost the ball in the sun.....not his fault, but just another shitty hand of luck for the Cowboys.
01-21-2022, 08:33 PM
Commercecomet24

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Originally Posted by bulldawg28

Wilson should have made that play

And that's where not having Gallup hurt so bad. It would've been him instead of Wilson
01-21-2022, 11:42 PM
Cowbell

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

And that's where not having Gallup hurt so bad. It would've been him instead of Wilson

I don't know CC - Wilson is the best deep threat they have had all year and he makes that play 9 times out of 10. Dak seems to have a way with Cedric
01-22-2022, 03:20 AM
Commercecomet24

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Originally Posted by Cowbell

I don't know CC - Wilson is the best deep threat they have had all year and he makes that play 9 times out of 10. Dak seems to have a way with Cedric

Cedrics dropped a lot of balls this year and if Gallup was healthy he would've been in there instead of Wilson. 3 wr set it's been cooper, lamb and Gallup.
01-22-2022, 09:15 AM
Cooterpoot

From everything I've seen and read, the blame is pretty well distributed to the owner down to the players, and everyone in between. And it should be. Jerry Jones will never spend in free agency and that's required these days. He hires washed up coaches and buddies to coach, so he can have more control. He refuses to hire a real GM. The coaching has been bad all year. Penalties, slow starts, terrible clock management has plagued them all year. Play calling is very gimmicky. Performance from a bunch of divas has been inconsistent because they're coddled and promoted instead of being focused on getting better and playing hard. All they had to do was beat AZ and they got the Eagles and a playoff win under their belts heading to GB this week. That organization has been dead since Jimmy Johnson walked out the door.
01-22-2022, 10:10 AM
msstate7

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Originally Posted by Cooterpoot

From everything I've seen and read, the blame is pretty well distributed to the owner down to the players, and everyone in between. And it should be. Jerry Jones will never spend in free agency and that's required these days. He hires washed up coaches and buddies to coach, so he can have more control. He refuses to hire a real GM. The coaching has been bad all year. Penalties, slow starts, terrible clock management has plagued them all year. Play calling is very gimmicky. Performance from a bunch of divas has been inconsistent because they're coddled and promoted instead of being focused on getting better and playing hard. All they had to do was beat AZ and they got the Eagles and a playoff win under their belts heading to GB this week. That organization has been dead since Jimmy Johnson walked out the door.

Switzer won a SB
01-22-2022, 10:27 AM
Cooterpoot

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Originally Posted by msstate7

Switzer won a SB

With Jimmy's guys. And Jones took over all decision making after Jimmy. That's what the split was about. Jimmy got too much credit. Jerry couldn't handle it. So he burns down the damn franchise except for the circus and money.
01-22-2022, 01:36 PM
Commercecomet24

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Originally Posted by Cooterpoot

With Jimmy's guys. And Jones took over all decision making after Jimmy. That's what the split was about. Jimmy got too much credit. Jerry couldn't handle it. So he burns down the damn franchise except for the circus and money.

Yep after Jimmy Johnson left it started the slide.
01-22-2022, 02:04 PM
Cowbell

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

Cedrics dropped a lot of balls this year and if Gallup was healthy he would've been in there instead of Wilson. 3 wr set it's been cooper, lamb and Gallup.

3 drops in 61 targets. Wilson was their 3rd leading receiver with half the targets as lamb and coop and lamb was 4th. Gallup had just as many drops as Wilson in way less playing time.
01-22-2022, 03:58 PM
Commercecomet24

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Originally Posted by Cowbell

3 drops in 61 targets. Wilson was their 3rd leading receiver with half the targets as lamb and coop and lamb was 4th. Gallup had just as many drops as Wilson in way less playing time.

You may be right then. It sure seems like Wilson has dropped more than that. He seems to have one a game, but you just showed it in black and white. I just wished someone would've caught it. And of course Wilson missed the one at end of the first half(not his fault) when he was blinded by the dang sun in that billion dollar stadium with no curtains lol! The Cowboys just seem to have to many superstars who disappear when a play needs to be made.
01-22-2022, 04:16 PM
BeardoMSU

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

You may be right then. It sure seems like Wilson has dropped more than that. He seems to have one a game, but you just showed it in black and white. I just wished someone would've caught it. And of course Wilson missed the one at end of the first half(not his fault) when he was blinded by the dang sun in that billion dollar stadium with no curtains lol! The Cowboys just seem to have to many superstars who disappear when a play needs to be made.

McCarthy's comments this week about the team "being nervous" all week and before the game is a pretty bad indictment on him as a HC. Also Troy's comments on the WR schemes were also an indictment on the playcalling and offensive coaching staff as a whole.
01-22-2022, 04:20 PM
Commercecomet24

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Originally Posted by BeardoMSU

McCarthy's comments this week about the team "being nervous" all week and before the game is a pretty bad indictment on him as a HC. Also Troy's comments on the WR schemes were also an indictment on the playcalling and offensive coaching staff as a whole.

I agree. McCarthy is a joke and Kellen Moore looks like a 12 year old playing Madden, accept the 12 year old is a better play caller. I think McCarthy is actually JoMo in a McCarthy suit. Cowboys biggest problem is Jerry Jones and then the coaching staff.
01-22-2022, 08:31 PM
Cowbell

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

You may be right then. It sure seems like Wilson has dropped more than that. He seems to have one a game, but you just showed it in black and white. I just wished someone would've caught it. And of course Wilson missed the one at end of the first half(not his fault) when he was blinded by the dang sun in that billion dollar stadium with no curtains lol! The Cowboys just seem to have to many superstars who disappear when a play needs to be made.

I understand - that's why I take up for CW - he has flown under the radar when others wouldn't step up. He is the best bang for buck they have at receiver. And yea one drop is for sure on Jerry! Lol

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