Riffing about what we should look for when evaluating the QB position

 No sport is followed more than football in this country. More people love it and more people think about it daily, and yet if you turn on the radio or even overhear a conversation, it seems most people aren't sure how to fully understand the finer points that make all the difference in the world. Nowhere is this more true than the position of quarterback. We want to be able to measure why this quarterback is better or worse than that guy - but how?

https://theathletic.com/2802282/2021/09/01/the-cowboys-quarterbacks-riffing-about-what-we-should-look-for-when-evaluating-the-position/

The Cowboys appear to have a plan at backup QB, but it is difficult to fully see

 They often ask you a question that can border on annoying when you buy products online these days. When you buy a product at a certain price point, they always try to interest you in adding on some very nice two-year or four-year product coverage in the event that you accidentally drop your new coffee maker in the ocean. Chances are you will never need protection, but if enough people opt-in for the $19.99 coverage, well, you know how it generally works.

https://theathletic.com/2652418/2021/06/15/the-cowboys-appear-to-have-a-plan-at-backup-qb-but-it-is-difficult-to-fully-see/

Breaking down Cowboys’ 2020 NFL Draft class, from Lamb and Diggs to DiNucci

 The Cowboys will need to make quite a few strong picks in the 2021 NFL Draft to reinforce a roster that needs a substantial defensive makeover. But before we look forward, I want to close the book on the rookie class that came before them.

https://theathletic.com/2359699/2021/02/02/dallas-cowboys-draft-lamb-diggs/

Evaluating James Madison’s Ben DiNucci, the Cowboys’ latest developmental QB

 https://theathletic.com/1872731/2020/06/16/evaluating-james-madisons-ben-dinucci-the-cowboys-latest-developmental-qb/