00:00and dak was getting a lot of props specifically from the analytics community for how he played
00:19against kansas city um and and the way that he bounced back after the interception um i had
00:24heard the stat yesterday i didn't realize it was even the story i think he was it was like he was
00:2810 for 12 on third downs after that interception and like like completions and one of those was a
00:35drop from pickens on third down so i mean he was basically perfect on third down but they were
00:40trying to get quotes about dak prescott and reached out to different anonymous front office executives
00:45and it naturally kind of turned because we've talked about this shoddy and dak are going to be
00:50kind of tied together because dak pushed for him to have the job dak's success and being able to
00:57maintain his career here at the back end of it is largely going to be how i guess shoddy would be
01:02determined like like by the front office of the kind of job that he's doing but even rival executives
01:06are talking about that so they were talking about dak and one of them said i've always liked the guy
01:11when he's on he's legit shottenheimer's offense suits his game really well that's a good duo that
01:18is clicking right now another executive added prescott is playing really well for sure it's a
01:24really good offensive unit overall shottenheimer has done a great job designing it and then there
01:30was another quote in here too talking about just that they're so synced up as coach and play caller
01:35and the value of that where you can kind of be the mental processor the guy who steps up to the line
01:41of scrimmage and all right i got the call and i know what they're looking for but i also have the
01:45autonomy not to just like aaron rogers almost arrogantly like lafleur you're dumb i'm gonna overrule
01:52what you called here for the packers but like to be able to say all right i got your call but i know
01:56when to check out of it because i know i'm your eyes for what i know you'd see out here and what
02:00you want to do and that to me has been the biggest the biggest aspect that like when you can look over
02:06dax career recently and the leaps that he's made we can almost always tie it back to him drilling down
02:14and having a really strong personal relationship with a coach kitten and him were really close and he took
02:20a big lead uh nussmeyer and him got really close he took another lead shoddy and him got close he
02:25started to push the game forward i think the that that's why they always talk about man can't have
02:30three coordinators in three years that's why people wonder about caleb williams development and how
02:34much you've potentially stunted him because that coach quarterback relationship is so clearly
02:38critical for like how are you going to develop and these guys who have hands-on work with the
02:42quarterback how much are they going to move them forward and schottenheimer's done a good job of helping
02:46that it's
02:46it's
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