October 15, 20206 yr It was not all Dak's fault, obviously, but he provided just enough ammunition for Jerry not to make a significant plunge. Dak went 5-8 down the stretch last season (6-11 over his last 17 games) and much of his stats were hollow.
October 16, 20206 yr On 10/12/2020 at 11:59 AM, allsport71 said: Glad to see Dalton lead the Cowboys back, he actually had time to throw the ball. I’m going Ewing Theory with the Cowboys. Some of it is by default given how poor the division is, but they have too many weapons not to be in the thick of things.
October 20, 20206 yr So far in the Cowboys game tonight the Dallas fans are getting a look at Andy in prime time I think this will be at least 6-20-1. He didn't have much help tonight with Elliott's two fumbles and the Cowboys terrible defense.
October 20, 20206 yr 10 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said: So far in the Cowboys game tonight the Dallas fans are getting a look at Andy in prime time I think this will be at least 6-20-1. He didn't have much help tonight with Elliott's two fumbles and the Cowboys terrible defense. How did they not call a penalty on Kirkpatrick on the interception? Plus Gallup drops an easy TD.
October 20, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, MJAlltheWay24 said: How did they not call a penalty on Kirkpatrick on the interception? Plus Gallup drops an easy TD. That's true that was one of the worst non PI calls missed I've ever seen. Also he had a pass in the first quarter should have been picked it hit the Cardinals defender in the chest. The bad news for Andy's prime time numbers is that the Cowboys being "Americas Team" play a lot more prime time games than the Bengals ever did. I hope Andy does succeed because he can make a lot of money in incentives.
October 20, 20206 yr It was a terrible missed call. That said, Dallas was still going to lose that game by 25+.
October 20, 20206 yr Does Dallas potentially give Miami a call now that they named Tua the starter? I feel like Fitzpatrick would perform better with those weapons than Dalton.
October 21, 20206 yr Pay Dak Prescott whatever he wants. O-line is in shambles. The defense is historically bad. Zeke is a shell of his former self. Say what you want, but 4 is the only thing consistent about this team. I struggle to see any reason to not pay him, especially after throwing big money to individuals who are not playing up to that standard by any means.
October 21, 20206 yr As far as the contract goes, Dak is going to benefit by being on the sideline the rest of the season. This Cowboys team would have been terrible with him at QB. Now he won't have to wear that.
October 21, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said: As far as the contract goes, Dak is going to benefit by being on the sideline the rest of the season. This Cowboys team would have been terrible with him at QB. Now he won't have to wear that. There is a part of me that is happy for him in that regard. What a clown show. I'm happy to hear Dak is past infection phase of his surgery and is expected to make a full recovery.
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