Without Dak, Cowboys lose today. Dak turned in best QB performance in the early NFL year. Over 71% completion, 450 passing yards, 4 total TDs no int. Set or tied several single game records today for Cowboys.
Dak is the man. Hail State!
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Without Dak, Cowboys lose today. Dak turned in best QB performance in the early NFL year. Over 71% completion, 450 passing yards, 4 total TDs no int. Set or tied several single game records today for Cowboys.
Dak is the man. Hail State!
The Boys had me scared there for a while.
I actually gave up on the game and turned it to the US Open ... My doing that was the only option I saw to help .... Oh yeah, I also did that for the braves back in 91 when Sid bream rambled across home plate in the bottom of the ninth with two outsQuote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
Heck yeah. One of my favorite sport moments ever. Braves have a good team this year tooQuote:
Originally Posted by FISHDAWG
If Dak has a game on Sept 20, you better bet on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
9/20/14 was the LSU Tiger Stadium win.
Dak had a great game no doubt, but the Falcons handed that game to Dallas on a silver platter. If Julio doesn't drop the TD on the WR pass or they don't have the worst hands team in the NFL then it's a non starter. But as a Saints fan, I'm happy all that happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
Well it works both ways. Ifs and buts were candy and nuts or well. Yeah and if Dallas had not given Atlanta 3 fumbles early in game then.... Look you can pick out a play or plays in every game. Fact is Dak had to do Dak which had nothing to do with Atlanta. They could have stopped him if they could but they couldn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
They didn't hand him 450 yards on a silver platter. Or his 3 rushing touchdowns, one which came the next play out of concussion protocol. They didn't hand him a 75% completion rate. You sound like Dallas fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Dak is worth the payday. Hell the Saints are paying 25 million for the master of the 5 yard pass Drew Brees.
I was in the mountains Sunday, is there anywhere I can watch a replay without buying the NFL app?
It is official, Brees no longer has the arm. Saw him throw one ball over 20 yards and it came up short.
Dak needs to throw the ball downfield more though. He seems plenty capable of doing it, but he seems to throw too many short dump off passes until he's behind late in the game. He could make things easier on himself if he'd take more downfield shots.
I haven't seen many deep Dak passes that weren't right on the money. He has put in the work and turned himself into a really good passer.
Now he just needs them to let him have the keys to that Cadillac and turn it into a Porsche. Play action and Bootlegs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bothrops
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Originally Posted by Cowbell
https://mobile.twitter.com/AtlantaFa...26738427850754
The coolest thing I saw today - this is what real men who play sports are about.
Where were you last year. That got figured out in last years playoff loss when the opposing defense brought the safeties up and shutdown the Saints running game and forced Drew to throw as long as he could.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
Younghoe Koo has the strangest voodoo I've ever seen. He is 5 for 5 on onside kickoffs. (With 2 of those being called back for penalty). When he's in the building, onside kicks work. Mediocre kicker otherwise but if this isn't just the weirdest anomaly then the Falcons should work on making this a more integral part of their game plan.
See, this a misconception. Dak has been one of the best deep ball passers since coming into the league. Just like he's won more games since coming into the league and is one of the top QBs in regard to game winning drives. It's crazy how stupid the fans and media are for perpetuating the BS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joebob