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Not all interceptions are created equal. Ask Dak! Two picks. Two different mistakes. Same result: both hurt the Cowboys. Dak is a top-tier QB, but he didn’t recognize the coverage change or move the safety. CeeDee Lamb is an elite route runner who gets it right 99 times out... show more

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Jason Ruben2 gün önce

Red zone interception was one of the worst reads he has ever made. Took 3 points possible 7 off the board. Changed the whole trajectory of the game.

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Abolish the IRS2 gün önce

He would have 3 ints if not for a ridiculous roughing the passer call

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The People's Champ 🏆2 gün önce

Dak makes 60 million dollars and wears the "C" on his chest. Dak needs to be stripped of his "C" and anyone else who is a Captain. This team has NO LEADERS ON IT

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MissQChris2 gün önce

I love you Ryan, but Dak isn’t a top tier quarterback. He’s mid at best and as a Cowboys fan I’m sick of him and Jerry. It’s been 10 f*ckin years of his ass not being able to read defensive coverages. Trade both of their asses! Thanks.

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Dak is not top tier he’s good but not great

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"Top tier" 😂

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Bfrank Sierra2 gün önce

Well done. 👏

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RonDaDon2 gün önce

That’s simply low energy lazy route running on lamb…especially knowing you’re getting the ball..

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I’ll admit I had major suspicions about J Gannon, however, the schemes have shown major improvement. Showing single high and going cover 4 is something we never did years past.

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"This is a long haul. You want microwave. That's what's wrong with y'all. Y'all want microwave. You don't wanna cook." Keyshawn Johnson explains that a large portion of the Dallas Cowboys fan base is way too impatient, and Dak Prescott gets unfairly criticized because of it. There are so many factors that impact which 1 out of 32 teams will ultimately be the champion. And one of the biggest issues with the criticism of Dak Prescott is that more often than not, those factors are not taken into consideration when evaluating his entire body of work.

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