That's why I would have to think carefully about it. You don't toss a potential franchise QB after him having the best rookie season in the almost all of the history of football for hopes or has-beens. It's silly to even consider, really.
Yup.
Amen.
This thread is zone worthy butches.
dont think it's silly at all. I'd trade Dak Prescott for time travel or teleportation powers.
I thought it was an interesting hypothetical.
It's possible. But that's true of any player at any time. He seems to have his head on straight, thrives under pressure, is a natural leader, and has an outstanding team around him. So there are no obvious flaws that will take him down. But I also wouldn't be surprised if he had a kind of disappointing season and passed for 25 TDs and 15 Ints next year.
Dak could fizzle but I really struggle for any rational reason as to why he will. Our offensive coaching staff is exactly the same. We have basically kept all of his weapons around him exactly the same. He is once again going to have Elliott back there running the ball at a high level. I really don't see why anything should change from last year with regards to Dak.
It isn't a rational thought. I've been beat down. I felt the same about Romo when he first started. I just don't want to get my hopes up and be let down.
And I understand that. It's a feeling of "it's too good to be true." And frankly with Romo we have become accustomed to a roller coaster ride of every good year being followed up by a let down. Hell most were just waiting for that other shoe to drop all season long last year. Hopefully another great season out of Dak will help to rid fans of that feeling. At some point if he continues to succeed that feeling of impending doom has to go away right?
It was a good thread. Don't worry that Dak is beginning to develop a stepford following.
If he puts up let's say, 28 passing TD's, 12 INT's, 5 rushing TD's, and 4,100 yards on 64% completion percentage next year, would you trade him for any other QB's then?
