Yeah like I said, we were down to like Noah Brown being our second best receiving threat. It was really pathetic. Just imagine if we charged the credit cards and kept Amari for that year. But nope, couldn't afford that 20 mil and to resign the great washed up Gallup. So we went the cheap route.
He has stated that he is ready to run like he did four years ago, sorry ain’t buying that. His mechanics looked like he took a step back last season, then he got hurt on a play that seemed innocuous. If he is the guy and wants to do it, strap him up and pour it all into this season. But I am sure they want to preserve him over the length of the contract.
They are at an equal level. I don’t see how you can romanticize the Romo era and say the Prescott era is worse.
I don't agree with that. Sure, their playoff success is a mirror image. But Romo did more with less.
I think Romo was a bit better and more talented in certain respects, but generally I think you can lump them together as good, but not great QB's, who will largely end up with similar careers when it's all said and done.
This is likely. They hype up Milton for the next year or two and convince themselves he is the answer. Trade Dak away for a 5th and then hope they are right on Milton as we flirt with QB hell.
I'll hold judgment on the kid until I see him play. He will get lots of snaps in preseason and odds are will start at least a regular season game or two. His college career doesn't give me a ton of hope. But the physical talent and way he played for the Pats shows promise. So I'll wait and see on him.
No. Make up your mind on him right now.
I mean there was a time that if you asked me what I thought of Romo I would have said no way is he going to become a franchise QB. Same thing with Dak. This team has gotten extremely lucky with 2 QBs. I doubt we have the same luck with a third but it keep my mind open at least.
Romo is substantially better than Dak.
That's kinda always the case.
I'd put the 2015 Broncos in that category as well, they had "Peyton Manning" but he was a shell of himself and completely cooked at that point. 2015 Peyton Manning is honestly one of the worst QB's to win a Super Bowl in the last 20 or so years, probably since Trent Dilfer.
What he had that was elite was his ability to play his best and elevate his play in big games.
Yep. That was 95% the defense and 5% Peyton being smart enough to realize that and not give the game away.
I just hope they have a plan. He could be at Tootie-level with some decent coaching.
