Throws in 2019 resulted in too many in front, behind and over the receiver's reach. Several times the "drops" attributed to the receivers were actually off-target throws that receivers tried hard to pull in. From an outstanding rookie season, when there was no film for opponents to study, he steadily morphed into his true identity as an 8-8 QB as he competed against prior top-level collegiate players. He flashes when superior receivers pull his bacon out of the fire. He is well qualified to be a backup QB, but nothing more. Don't squander top notch supporting player's best productive years. A QB is no better than what he achieved in his most recent season. Let Coach McCarthy make the decision of whether to draft or trade for a QB with abilities to produce when it counts -- meaning games, not practice or pre-season. $31 million or more for an 8-8 QB per year for 4 or 5 years? Wake up. With no change, 2020 will see the Cowboys with a 9-7 or 8-8 record and the playing field painted with greenbacks, not turf.