The merits of Dak Prescott have been the subject of much debate through the course of his young career. There had been some glaring deficiencies in his game, particularly on the stat sheet. The Cowboys have slowly surrounded Prescott with a system tailor-made for him to thrive under.
New offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore, appears to have resurrected the Cowboys offensive scheme from the stone ages. Former OC, Scott Linehan, was reportedly spotted copying plays from Fred Flinstone’s personal playbook back in the primitive days. Moore has centered the entire offense around getting receivers in space and exploiting one on one matchups. Moore’s offense was reported to be a diverse combination of Matt Nagy’s, Sean McVay’s, and Andy Reid’s offensive schemes. The cocktail came into fruition and went down smooth with an irresistible flavor pallet.
In Week 1 against the Giants, Prescott completed 25 of 32 passes for 405 yards and 4 TDs. Prescott was slinging the rock all over the yard and it was the stuff of beauty. With weapons like Ezekiel Elliott, Amari Cooper, Randall Cobb, and Michael Gallup at his disposal, Prescott’s stock is skyrocketing and we recommend diving in now.
Dak is now our QB8 on our Rest of Season Big Board, seven spots higher than the ECR.
