(08-24-2017, 05:48 PM)JaguarKick Wrote:

(08-24-2017, 01:37 PM)JagAU09 Wrote: But the other 31 teams didn't have the opportunity to coach them and have them in meetings all week. We had the opportunity to see how they could learn a playbook and interact with other players behind closed doors.

Carr was a big risk that paid off, purely based on the offense he came from.  Somewhere, he learned to have composure under pressure, because he didn't have it in college.  If he went to a team with a worse offensive line, I think he's have been awful.

I still don't buy Prescott as a legit QB.  Dallas as a team is built perfectly for a rookie QB.  He made a ton of high percentage throws.  They never asked him to do much.  The line and Zeke hid a ton of his flaws in my opinion, and without Zeke I think he'll struggle.  If not, I'll eat my crow.

Prescott has help with that running game and line but he also had one of the best rookie seasons of all time. He looked extremely poised. They asked him to do  a lot at the line of scrimmage , much more than a rookie is usually asked. He looked like a veteran reading what the defense was giving him and his ability to run the offense out of empty was a big part.of of their success. He's legit.

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