Hill: It’s time the Cowboys learn from the Rams’ Super Bowl blueprint

[ravidubey]

Dak’s development of pocket awareness was stunted by the perfect protection he received his rookie season.

It still can be learned though.

[Cowboysrock55]

Dak’s development of pocket awareness was stunted by the perfect protection he received his rookie season.

It still can be learned though.

It was a lot better at the very end of the season.

[p1_]

It was a lot better at the very end of the season.

this is where the QB coach will earn his pay. Pocket presences/awareness, footwork and accuracy.

[Iamtdg]

Well, it is a terrible take and completely off base, but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. Even if it is wrong.

Dak may not be an upper echelon/elite NFL quarterback (even though he may end up being paid like one), but he isn't even in the same conversation as Quincy. I think people forget how bad Quincy was.

Just look at YPA, completion %, TDs versus INTs, overall TDs, total yards.

Dak has played 1 less season than Quincy has and has thrown 2x the touchdown passes and ~4K more yards.

Criticism of Dak is one thing. Comparing him to Quincy is laughable and ridiculous.

Pretty much.

[boozeman]

Well, it is a terrible take and completely off base, but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. Even if it is wrong.

Dak may not be an upper echelon/elite NFL quarterback (even though he may end up being paid like one), but he isn't even in the same conversation as Quincy. I think people forget how bad Quincy was.

Just look at YPA, completion %, TDs versus INTs, overall TDs, total yards.

Dak has played 1 less season than Quincy has and has thrown 2x the touchdown passes and ~4K more yards.

Criticism of Dak is one thing. Comparing him to Quincy is laughable and ridiculous.

Well, we have this going for us.

Which is nice.

[Plan9Misfit]

Well, it is a terrible take and completely off base, but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. Even if it is wrong.

Dak may not be an upper echelon/elite NFL quarterback (even though he may end up being paid like one), but he isn't even in the same conversation as Quincy. I think people forget how bad Quincy was.

Just look at YPA, completion %, TDs versus INTs, overall TDs, total yards.

Dak has played 1 less season than Quincy has and has thrown 2x the touchdown passes and ~4K more yards.

Criticism of Dak is one thing. Comparing him to Quincy is laughable and ridiculous.

My opinion is off base? Did he suddenly develop pocket awareness? Did he suddenly become an accurate passer? If so, when? Because it sure as hell wasn’t during the season.

[Cowboysrock55]

My opinion is off base? Did he suddenly develop pocket awareness? Did he suddenly become an accurate passer? If so, when? Because it sure as hell wasn’t during the season.

Really because he didn't fumble at all in his last 5 games. He only took 2 sacks in 2 playoff games.

And his accuracy isn't nearly as bad as your expert opinion suggests

[Rev]

Really because he didn't fumble at all in his last 5 games. He only took 2 sacks in 2 playoff games.

And his accuracy isn't nearly as bad as your expert opinion suggests

Its best to just smile, nod, and walk away. It's just a bad comparison that career numbers show to not be true.

[L.T. Fan]

Really because he didn't fumble at all in his last 5 games. He only took 2 sacks in 2 playoff games.

And his accuracy isn't nearly as bad as your expert opinion suggests

Hooray! kellen Moore is making progress with the Dallas QB.

[Plan9Misfit]

Really because he didn't fumble at all in his last 5 games. He only took 2 sacks in 2 playoff games.

And his accuracy isn't nearly as bad as your expert opinion suggests

My opinion of him is no worse nor better than anyone else’s around here. Like I keep saying, until he proves that he can consistently perform at a high level (which I highly doubt), his title stays. He has not shown an ability to perform at a franchise level on a consistent basis. That is my expectation, especially if he’s to be paid as such.

[Iamtdg]

My opinion of him is no worse nor better than anyone else’s around here. Like I keep saying, until he proves that he can consistently perform at a high level (which I highly doubt), his title stays. He has not shown an ability to perform at a franchise level on a consistent basis. That is my expectation, especially if he’s to be paid as such.

Then you are now willfully saying idiotic shit.

[Cowboysrock55]

My opinion of him is no worse nor better than anyone else’s around here. Like I keep saying, until he proves that he can consistently perform at a high level (which I highly doubt), his title stays. He has not shown an ability to perform at a franchise level on a consistent basis. That is my expectation, especially if he’s to be paid as such.

Eh, he could be Russel Wilson next season and you'd still say the same shit. Things change but the schtick doesn't. You're better than that.

[ravidubey]

Wilson didn’t become a great passer until maybe late 2014. His late game heroics vs Green Bay in the playoffs were the stuff of legend (at least to Hawks fans) and made everyone forget his four interceptions.

That kind of success makes you better at your craft, and Wilson now carries that team every season with the defense fading.

There is no doubt it is his team, and I’m hoping Dak can follow that same or better path.

[Plan9Misfit]

Eh, he could be Russel Wilson next season and you'd still say the same shit. Things change but the schtick doesn't. You're better than that.

If he turns into Russell Wilson (which is highly unlikely because Wilson was a much more accomplished passer), then we’d have a legitimate shot at winning a Super Bowl. If Quincy can do that, he’ll be my new avatar.

[Simpleton]

Russell Wilson wasn't much more accomplished as passer than Prescott through 3 seasons. His teams had more success of course but that was obviously mostly due to the fact that they had an all-time, legendary type of defense for about a 4-5 year run.

If you look at Wilson and Prescott's stats over their first 3 years they're almost identical, and Wilson actually ran the ball significantly more than Prescott has, almost double in terms of attempts.

Wilson's 4th year is when he truly broke out as a passer, we'll see if Prescott can do the same.