. I’m not wrong. A great offensive coordinator like McVay will predetermine reads for his QB based on presnap looks. The center is supposed to help the QB diagnose the D as well presnap. You say it’s all on the QB. That is 100% false.
You completely missed the point. The point of emphasis was on the lack of deep throws by Dak. The general consensus by Dak haters is that he’s scared to throw it deep. Wrong. He rarely gets the opportunity because of this uncreative offense. You look at those pics and immediately point to who’s open when that’s not the point. The point was poor play designs, and how predictable they were to the point that the Eagles were sitting on every route. Which is often the case every week which is why our offense can look so bad for consecutive possessions. Which is how a team can put up near 600 yards and only score 29 pts.
By watching film. If the coordinator is very good like McVay, he already has predetermined reads for his QB to act on based on presnap alignment. The center should also be helping the QB as well. It’s not all on the QB.
Most of the time, it’s the play call. Sometimes it’s Dak.
This was the worst offense in the NFC outside Arizona before the Amari trade. Amari saved the offense. He gave us a legit #1 WR while simultaneously opening up the run game for Zeke. Defense been carrying the team all year.
If you are checking the ball down on third down alot, that completion percentage is inflated. Come on you know that . Dak and this offense checkes the ball down more then most teams. When you dont throw the ball deep, your completion % should be better then say drew brees. Even with that, anyone can see that Dak even struggles with short passes, behind the guy etc..so his completion % should be even better lol
I've never once even alluded to it all being the QB. I praise Dak constantly. I just also point out what he can do better. I feel like I am back in the Tony Romo vortex here. i'm arguing with half the people that Dak is good and the other half that he isn't great.
I didn't miss anything at all actually. No one throws deep all of the time and no one runs deep patterns all of the time. The screencaps were taken out of context and agenda driven by the whoever that person is to show how poor the Cowboys patterns were, yet STILL even in those agenda driven still frames the Cowboys had guys open on every play so it can't be that horrible or transparent. When you run a bunch of "stops patterns" (I don't even like that term because it lumps all kinds of different patterns together - for example crossing patterns clearly aren't stop patterns) in a row it opens up the deep ball just like it did multiple times last week, the same way that pounding the rock leads to success on PAP.
Here's where I differ. I absolutely love the early down bootlegs and they work. Even if the defense stops it, it keeps them honest for the rest of the game and they can't crash down to stop Zeke. A huge part of what Dak brings to this team is his ability to run.
Your stupidity is giving me a headache. Dak threw the ball deep last week and still completed nearly 80% of his passes.
Is that completion % on long balls.
Granted he did not do it often. So what's the point of you mentioning a useless stat.?
point being he is more successful at it than you think. & that was throwing to a bunch of WRs that would be #3's or worse on most other teams.
I don't know where the stat came from and can only assume it's true, but how is it useless if it is directly related to the point about deep ball accuracy? I've always felt that unlike Romo, Dak was pretty accurate on deep balls. Romo seemed to miss them almost every single time. Dak missed a few this year but hit on a few too.
