Sorry, Tony: Win over Bengals Gives Dak Prescott Ownership of Cowboys Offense

October 10, 2016   ·   Gary Davenport   ·   Jump to comments

We're watching a changing of the guard in Dallas.
When quarterback Tony Romo injured his back in the preseason, Cowboys Nation panicked, fearful that yet another season was down the tubes complements of a Romo injury.
Rookie Dak Prescott's strong play in the preseason somewhat alleviated that panic. The hope was Prescott could keep the Cowboys from falling too far off the pace in the NFC East until Romo returned.
As it turns out, Prescott can do quite a bit more than that. A new day is dawning in Big D and the NFC East after a convincing 28-14 Week 5 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
Even once Romo is healthy, this team (and the starting job under center) should now lie with Prescott.
As he's been in every game this season, Prescott was as effective as he was efficient Sunday. He completed 75 percent of his passes, threw and ran for scores and extended his NFL record for passing attempts without an interception to start a caree...

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