DMN: Dak Prescott's one-word trick to avoid throwing picks

[Jo Bob Priddy]

A phony doesn't do this:

I fell in love with the guy when he did that.

No homo.

 

[Cotton]

I fell in love with the guy when he did that.

No homo.

Welcome to the board.

 

[Jo Bob Priddy]

Welcome to the board.

Thanks.

 

[boozeman]

I fell in love with the guy when he did that.

No homo.

I like your style, Dude.

 

[skidadl]

You will not. You will love him and cherish him and want to keep him forever.

 

[Carp]

He's out-Russelling Russell Wilson. If Dak gets a Mach 5 commercial, he's dead to [MENTION=10]Carp[/MENTION].

Troof

 

[townsend]

I think it's obvious that Dak isn't just a fake. A team wouldn't fall in line for a rookie who's all talk.

 

[vince]

I think it's obvious that Dak isn't just a fake. A team wouldn't fall in line for a rookie who's all talk.

Fake or not, as long as he produces on the field I could care less how politically correct he talks to the media.

 

[ravidubey]

Fake or not, as long as he produces on the field I could care less how politically correct he talks to the media.

The way he presents himself affects the perception of players, coaches, owners, and refs, too.

It's all intertwined, which is something Romo understood too late.

 

[vince]

The way he presents himself affects the perception of players, coaches, owners, and refs, too.

It's all intertwined, which is something Romo understood too late.

Yes. But I would rather he be an excellent player than an excellent speaker.

 

[Cotton]

Yes. But I would rather he be an excellent player than an excellent speaker.

All I care about is how he comes across to the other players on the team. Couldn't care less how the media perceives him.

 

[ravidubey]

Players, coaches, owners, and refs. They all matter to some degree.

Fans too, because almost all of tomorrow's players are currently just fans.