Dak Prescott Proving Repeatedly He’s the Cowboys’ Long-Term Starting Quarterback

October 17, 2016   ·   Sean Tomlinson   ·   Jump to comments

Dak Prescott doesn’t look like a rookie.
The Dallas Cowboys quarterback doesn’t play like a rookie, throw like a rookie or make decisions like a rookie. Nothing about him gives off the hint that what he’s doing—excelling immediately at the most complex position in football after being a fourth-round pick—is incredibly hard and downright daunting.
But Sunday he made his sixth career NFL regular-season start while displaying enough comfort to convince anyone it was actually at least his 26th. And he did it in dominant fashion too during a 30-16 trouncing of the Green Bay Packers on the road.
It wasn’t just any ho-hum win by a placeholder quarterback keeping the seat nice and toasty until the normal starter returns from injury.
This was a win at Lambeau Field against a Packers defense that came into Week 6 allowing 317.8 yards per game (eighth) and 20.8 points (12th). The Prescott-led Cowboys piled up 424 yards as their quarterback ...

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