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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
Dak was good in college but it's PS. Please I'm tired of hearing about him already. Show me when the games count
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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
Reading some of the Cowboys boards, after only 2 preseason games they are crowning Prescott as the second coming of Steve Young. Talk about a van base that's even more desperate to win than we are.
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Fuck them. Fuck Prescott. Fuck Jerah Fuck their fans Fuck the people that work their concession stands That is all |
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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
Dak is playing well but its only preseason.
Trait that sticks out is his poise and awareness in the pocket. What jumps out at me even more is the Cowboys pass protection. It helps any QB when most of the time you're throwing unhurried from a clean pocket Last edited by 30gut; 08-20-2016 at 10:10 AM. Reason: removed the quote w/ image |
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Like 30gut says his pass protection has been great so we shall see if he can handle the pressure.From what i've seen he's made 1 bad throw,good pocket or not thats fucking impressive I dont care who you are.And when he has had pressure he's made good decisions and good runs out of it. Prescott looks damn good,say what you want about preseason and what other fans are saying because we would be saying the same damn thing if he was our qb and he came out playing like this. In two preseason games, Prescott has completed 81.5 % of his passes for 338 yards, four touchdowns and no picks. He has added 41 rushing yards and two rushing scores. Nine of the 10 drives Prescott has played this preseason have resulted in Cowboys scoring. He has more total touchdowns (six) than incompletions (five).
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Add him to a long list of preseason hall of famers. I would say the same thing about him if he were a Redskin. We should know, as Skins fans, all about them. There are just too many variables in preseason games. Some guys have roster spots locked up, and they are not nearly giving 100%. Coaches on both sides are not nearly calling games with winning in mind. Etc etc etc. Other than the fact that every week of preseason bringing us closer to the regular season, I take absolutely zero stock in it. Maybe Prescott will be the goat, but I do not think preseason games are even remotely tied into the big picture. |
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![]() Not sure I believe your 2nd line ![]() If RG3 would have played like that as a rookie in the first 2 preseason games youre telling me you wouldnt have been jumping on that bandwagon pleased as punch? I cant blame Dallas fans one bit.Remember these are not 4th qtr stats going up against scrubs,he started the first game and came in after romo in 1st qtr 2nd game. And believe me I understand perfectly its preseason and it dont count for shit,I thought I explained that in my first post.All I'm saying and said was his stats are very impressive for any qb in the league preseason or not and if he was our draft pick skins fans would be pretty fking excited about him too
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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
Le’Veon Bell deletes video in which he admits smoking after arrest | ProFootballTalk
The weed doesn't bother me...but it's the general stupidity of the players. Tunsil with the bong mask, Aldon smith with the weed video and saying his name, now bell with the admitting of violating his probation....this league is full of jackasses...these guys have all the talent in the world but are dumb as rocks.
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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
Alfmo was running like he was in 2012 last night. Matt Jones is already hurt again...smh.
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I thought we should have given him one more year. Last year we had a solid young line, this year is much better which I think he would have benefited from.
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I don't know bout Alfmo, but it's tough to make the case of not needing him right now.
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Re: Around the NFL: Training Camp edition
One difference between Joey T. And RGIII, Joe wasn't going around making bible quotes or acting like a boy scout. That's what makes RGIII seem like a phony.
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