Aaron Rodgers is one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game. Talent-wise, he might be the best ever, but that is an argument that can go on forever. Another player who is on an upward trajectory is Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. He has had a promising start to his career and is seen as the franchise quarterback for years to come.
Back in 2019, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones lauded Aaron Rodgers. He claimed that he loved to see Rodgers play on the field. Jones further went on to say that he expects the same kind of thing from Prescott in the future.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
Talking about Aaron Rodgers, Jerry Jones said, “I love to watch him & his different mental mechanisms about holding, quickly throwing, seeing the blitz, getting rid of it on the blitz, all those things. But he’s been doing this a long time…We’ll see that. We’ll see it in the future (from Dak).”
So far in his career, injuries have hindered Dak’s progress. However, after returning from a major injury last season, he played quite well, and things are looking up for him. Even if Dak Prescott isn’t able to reach the levels of Aaron Rodgers, he is on the right path to becoming a quality quarterback.
Dak Prescott has a big season ahead of him
If last season was an indication, then Dak Prescott is about to have an MVP-caliber season this year. He might have lost his WR1 in Amari Cooper, but as seen in the past, he can work with the things that he has.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
CeeDee Lamb will be his primary target next season, and there will be huge pressure on him. With Ezekiel Elliott also completely healthy, it’ll help Dak, as he’ll have more options to work with.
Last season, the Dallas Cowboys lost to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Wildcard Game. This time around, they’ll hope to go further ahead in the playoffs and might surprise a few people with a deep run into the playoffs.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
Watch This Story: Dallas Cowboys Ambitious Owner Jerry Jones’ Biggest Regret in Life Was Not Getting a Lombardi With This Franchise Altering Athlete