2023 Random Cowboys Stuff Thread

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Cowboysrock55 said:
No kidding. I'm not sure why Dak's talent still gets shit on so much. Dude is literally leading the NFL or near the top in most passing categories. And yet there are still people that think he has a weak arm, no accuracy and can't read a defense. I'm not sure how in the hell the guy could lack talent so much but yet be producing so well.
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I'm at the point of just slotting those people into the retard pile. It's weird. Some usually intelligent people go full retard when it comes to Dak.

Is he a sure fire HOFer? Nope. Chances are he doesn't even make it at all. But he's not nearly as bad as a LOT of people claim he is, either.
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
No kidding. I'm not sure why Dak's talent still gets shit on so much. Dude is literally leading the NFL or near the top in most passing categories. And yet there are still people that think he has a weak arm, no accuracy and can't read a defense. I'm not sure how in the hell the guy could lack talent so much but yet be producing so well.
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Because I'm a Cowboys fan and I judge our QBs based on Super Bowl championships brought home. Don't win one, and you're a fucking JAG, same as the rest of the JAGS that don't get there.
 
These fucking idiots massively reached for a TE in the second while the future was already on the roster.

Wonder who will have the better career, Escobar or Poon?
 
NoDak said:
Who gives a fuck? For one, they are in completely different conferences. And another, as long as he can give us a chance to compete for championships, I don’t give a damn who people think are “better”.
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Yeah, I wouldn't give a shit about that either.

If he's good enough to get us to and even win a SB, I wouldn't give a shit where he ranked amongst the top QBs.

Hell, I never thought Aikman was the best QB in football and yet what did it matter in the end?
 
NoDak said:
Jeff George was more talented than Tom Brady.

There’s a lot more than just talent that comes in to play.
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George had an amazing arm and basically nothing else. Stroud has overall QB talent, not just arm talent.

You guys act like I'm trashing Dak, but I'm not. I just think that much of Stroud. He was pretty amazing this year, and he's barely even knows what he's doing yet.
 
Bill Shatner said:
These fucking idiots massively reached for a TE in the second while the future was already on the roster.

Wonder who will have the better career, Escobar or Poon?
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I am going with Schoonerpooner. Poor Escobar was kind of a klutz. And in a brilliant stroke of cosmic reality, that lack of coordination ultimately caused his demise. RIP
 
p1_ said:
You shut your whore mouth!
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I loved Aikman and he's my favorite Cowboys QB ever, but I don't know if he was ever the single best QB in football at any point in his career.
 
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Texas Ace said:
I loved Aikman and he's my favorite Cowboys QB ever, but I don't know if he was ever the single best QB in football at any point in his career.
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He may not have been the single best , but he was in the upper echelon. When you have an Emmitt Smith, you don’t pass as much. He was deadly accurate.
 
p1_ said:
He may not have been the single best , but he was in the upper echelon. When you have an Emmitt Smith, you don’t pass as much. He was deadly accurate.
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If you look back on QBs from that era it was pretty much Aikman, Young, Favre, Montana. And everyone else. Aikman was clutch though.
 
Bill Shatner said:
cowboyswire.usatoday.com

Cowboys' Jake Ferguson quietly leading NFL TEs in key category

Jake Feguson has been a breath of fresh air in Dallas in 2023. The second-year TE out of Wisconsin picked up where he left off, turning a promising rookie season into a bona fide Day-3 draft success story for the Cowboys. Averaging nearly eight targets per game over…
cowboyswire.usatoday.com
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"One of the more surprising developments from this season is Ferguson’s target rate inside the red zone. At 22 red-zone targets and counting, Ferguson leads NFL tight ends in this high-impact category. Jason Kelce trails Ferguson with 19, David Njoku is third at 16 and Sam LaPorta is a distant fourth at 14."


:picard
 
Genghis Khan said:
"One of the more surprising developments from this season is Ferguson’s target rate inside the red zone. At 22 red-zone targets and counting, Ferguson leads NFL tight ends in this high-impact category. Jason Kelce trails Ferguson with 19, David Njoku is third at 16 and Sam LaPorta is a distant fourth at 14."


:picard
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I’m just glad we finally found someone Dak is comfortable with in the red zone
 
boozeman said:
I am going with Schoonerpooner. Poor Escobar was kind of a klutz. And in a brilliant stroke of cosmic reality, that lack of coordination ultimately caused his demise. RIP
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Yep. At least we are getting some blocking from Schoonmun. Escobar didn't even do that.
 
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