As the Cowboys’ quarterback for the ninth season, Dak Prescott has achieved a lot of success. He has been a part of several yards, touchdowns, and regular season victories. However, despite his impressive accomplishments, he has yet to lead the team to a Super Bowl victory. Prescott’s postseason record stands at 2-5, which is never enough to advance the Cowboys past the divisional round.
Prescott joins a list of celebrated Cowboys quarterbacks such as Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman who secured Super Bowl wins for the team. These two are among other notable quarterbacks in Dallas history like Don Meredith, Danny White, and Tony Romo.
Despite his struggles in playoffs, former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman still believes in Prescott’s potential to succeed. He compares Prescott’s early career to that of Peyton Manning, who faced similar criticism before ultimately achieving success.
Manning did not win his first playoff game until his sixth season and went on to win his first Super Bowl in his ninth season. Similarly, Prescott faces uncertainty as he approaches the final year of his contract with the Cowboys with no assurances about his future with the team.
Prescott’s contract contains no-trade and no-tag clauses, leaving his long-term status with the Cowboys uncertain. The team remains optimistic about reaching a long-term agreement with him but questions linger regarding Prescott’s ability to lead them to a Super Bowl victory while negotiations are ongoing.
In conclusion, Dak Prescott may have achieved many milestones during his time with the Cowboys but winning a Super Bowl victory remains elusive. With only one more season left in his current contract and uncertainty surrounding both playoff performance and negotiations; it remains uncertain if he will be able to achieve this dream before moving on from Dallas.