Dak Prescott has heard the criticism before, and he’s not letting it shake him. Just two weeks ago, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, often one of the Cowboys’ harshest critics, called Prescott a “leading candidate” for NFL MVP after his four-touchdown performance against the Jets.
The veteran quarterback had led Dallas to a dominant 37-22 road win, completing 18 of 29 passes for 237 yards while displaying command and confidence that reminded fans why he’s long been the face of the franchise.
Prescott’s chemistry with wideouts George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb (when healthy) has been one of the team’s biggest positives this season. Even as Lamb missed time, Pickens stepped up as Prescott’s top target, showcasing elite playmaking ability in multiple weeks.
Yet, despite Prescott’s efforts, the Cow