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Chocolate Lab said:
If we see an even sharper decline, he's done. He wasn't very good last year even before the injury. Maybe he'd have improved as the season went on, but he played almost half the year.
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I'm worried that Dak is going to be reduced to a pocket passer only and that's just not sustainable for a qb like him. He needs to be able to move and get a first down if he has to. But watching him run at this stage of his career is painful. Does anyone trust him to not injure himself doing it? Or even injure himself throwing on the run because of the torque of the motion. I don't know, but I think we're looking for a rookie QB soon.
 
ravidubey said:
Given supply and demand, do you think one could drop into the second round, even though that hasn't been a thing of late.
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I'd be surprised if there was one available in the second who I'd be thrilled about as a potential future franchise QB given how quickly they fly off the board now, but you never know.

A guy you roll the dice on? Maybe, but given how things are now I think you take one in the first or else you're spending a valuable pick on a low proposition.
 
Chocolate Lab said:
If we see an even sharper decline, he's done. He wasn't very good last year even before the injury. Maybe he'd have improved as the season went on, but he played almost half the year.
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To be fair I think the general dysfunction of the team as a whole made him look worse than he actually is.

The defense was historically bad for the first 6 or so games, the OL was a mess, we were starting Elliott, Ferguson and Cooks were in and out, and Lamb was the only real offensive threat.

I think if you dropped a healthy Dak into the team in November/December he would've looked way different.

But I still think there's a chance he may be cooked physically, I don't think it's that high but it's better than 0.
 
Simpleton said:
I'd be surprised if there was one available in the second who I'd be thrilled about as a potential future franchise QB given how quickly they fly off the board now, but you never know.

A guy you roll the dice on? Maybe, but given how things are now I think you take one in the first or else you're spending a valuable pick on a low proposition.
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Yeah if you want a QB you take the one you want, you don't trade down and cross your fingers. Just my opinion.
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
Yeah if you want a QB you take the one you want, you don't trade down and cross your fingers. Just my opinion.
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Or trade the whole draft for a legacy.
 
Listened to the Schotty OTA PC he just had. He's very good with the media, much better than in that tear-filled intro PC which IMO was kind of a disaster.

I get the idea he's sort of patterning himself after Pete Carroll with all the talk about constant competition. Mentioned shooting free throws, playing ping-pong, etc.

Overall he's pretty impressive as a speaker. I can see why guys would like him. My one concern is he seems very intent on the whole "family" thing, that we're all in this together, that he has to know them as people, we scratch each others' backs, etc. I hope he isn't too buddy-buddy with them, because I could see that being a problem if he overdoes it and doesn't make clear that he'll kick some ass when necessary. He talks a lot about not changing who he is from when he was a position coach or OC, but I'm not sure that works as HC.

But maybe that's too old-school and doesn't work with players brought up in a different era, I don't know. I think one thing we all liked about Parcells was that he was old school. He might have asked them about their personal lives and talked to them about things outside football, but there was never any doubt that he was the boss. Hope BS can keep that balance.
 
Chocolate Lab said:
Listened to the Schotty OTA PC he just had. He's very good with the media, much better than in that tear-filled intro PC which IMO was kind of a disaster.

I get the idea he's sort of patterning himself after Pete Carroll with all the talk about constant competition. Mentioned shooting free throws, playing ping-pong, etc.

Overall he's pretty impressive as a speaker. I can see why guys would like him. My one concern is he seems very intent on the whole "family" thing, that we're all in this together, that he has to know them as people, we scratch each others' backs, etc. I hope he isn't too buddy-buddy with them, because I could see that being a problem if he overdoes it and doesn't make clear that he'll kick some ass when necessary. He talks a lot about not changing who he is from when he was a position coach or OC, but I'm not sure that works as HC.

But maybe that's too old-school and doesn't work with players brought up in a different era, I don't know. I think one thing we all liked about Parcells was that he was old school. He might have asked them about their personal lives and talked to them about things outside football, but there was never any doubt that he was the boss. Hope BS can keep that balance.
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Schottenheimer is maybe the biggest question mark for the season. We honestly have no idea what his leadership and coaching will be.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Schottenheimer is maybe the biggest question mark for the season. We honestly have no idea what his leadership and coaching will be.
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I really think he'll be just fine. Will he be some difference-making transcendent coach, no. But I don't think he'll be what holds us back. It'll be the roster plus of course Jerry's wacked out culture.
 


Heh.

Bryant thinks that Chubb is better than Williams.
 
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