The Cowboys clearly want a young arm they can mold behind Prescott, but in what round they will find that arm remains to be seen. Dallas has three picks in the top 100, but did trade away its fourth-rounder for wide receiver Jonathan Mingo at the trade deadline.

After rumors of a potential departure of one of the Dallas Cowboys' stars, Dak Prescott remains focused on the team's roster construction for the upcoming NFL season. The NFL is on the brink of key moments in roster construction,

Prescott's comments raised plenty of eyebrows for one obvious reason: The Eagles dominated the Cowboys in 2024.

Prescott is 9-4 all-time against the Eagles, but Philadelphia swept the Cowboys this season for the first time in his nine-year career.

Dak Prescott believes the Cowboys are close to challenging the Eagles, following the team's injury-marred and disappointing 2024-25 season

Prescott's former teammate Dez Bryant, who played with him for two seasons, agreed with Tuck and believes Prescott will be capable of taking that next step and potentially winning a Super Bowl if he speaks up more.

Dak Prescott said he believes the Cowboys are “very close” when asked about how they stack up against the Philadelphia Eagles

NFL on Fox reporter Ben Arthur listed Prescott as one of seven quarterbacks facing the most pressure to succeed in 2025. The Cowboys have clearly demonstrated their financial commitment to the veteran quarterback, having signed him to a pair of massive contract's twice in his career.

Former NFL star Troy Aikman has moved to defend Dak Prescott following comments made by the Dallas Cowboys quarterback in relation to how much his team can achieve.