Cowboys QB Prescott Sends a terrifying Message.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has faced a lot of criticism over the years from the media and the fans alike. Even now, the Cowboys are 9-3 and in contention for a Super Bowl berth, fans and media are calling for Dallas to look elsewhere for a starting quarterback. This criticism comes in the midst of what could be an MVP-caliber season for Prescott.
Despite the criticism he’s received since he became the Cowboys’ starter, he hasn’t wavered. He’s stayed focused, he’s confident, and he’s kept his team winning games.
After a dominating performance against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 13, things could not have been more perfect for the Cowboys and their star quarterback.
Dallas owner Jerry Jones could not be happier with his star quarterback and the support he has given him.
After a dominating performance against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 13, things could not have been more perfect for the Cowboys and their star quarterback.
Dallas owner Jerry Jones could not be happier with his star quarterback and the support he has given him.
Through the first 12 games of the season, quarterback Dak Prescott has completed 70.1% of his passes for a total of 3,234 yards with 26 touchdowns and just six picks. He has also rushed for 174 yards and two more scores. These numbers are more than worthy of legitimate MVP talk.
There’s no doubt that the Cowboys need to keep Prescott around for the long haul. Despite all the criticism he’s received, he’s continued to play at an elite level, and he hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down.
Let’s see how much further the Cowboys can take Prescott this season. They’ve got a great defense that’s more than capable of making plays, and they’ve got an offense that’s loaded with talent.
CeeDee Lamb continues to develop into a top-tier No. 1 receiver for the Cowboys.
When looking back at the season so far, there really isn’t a single negative game for Prescott. The only negative game he had was the 42-10 loss at San Francisco in which he threw three interceptions.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott completed 70.1 percent of his passes for 3,234 yards, 26 touchdowns with just six picks, and rushed for 174 yards with two more scores in the first 12 games.
There is no question that the Cowboys need Prescott for the long term. Despite all of the criticism he has received, he continues to play at a high level, and he has shown no sign of slowing down. Let’s see how much further he can take the Cowboys this season.
Dallas has a great defense that is capable of making big plays, and they have an offense that is loaded with talent. CeeDee Lamb is continuing to grow into the best No. 1 receiver the Cowboys have ever had.
When you look back at the season, there really isn’t a single negative game that Prescott has had. The only bad game he had was a 42-10 loss to San Francisco where he threw three interceptions.
