Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is no spring chicken anymore. Being 31 years old, time is running out for that elusive Super Bowl. As Dak enters Year 10 in the NFL, the passion and desire to hoist that Lombardi trophy are still as high as ever,

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is hyping up a former first-round pick who struggled during his rookie year as he enters a crucial sophomore season.

The Dallas Cowboys traded for quarterback Joe Milton earlier this offseason, and the former Alabama star is pleased to be working with Dak Prescott after being freed from the New England Patriots

Joe Milton said that the Cowboys have been willing to help him, implying that it's "very different" from his season with the Patriots.

New Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens is working on 'continuing to master the offense' with the help of star quarterback Dak Prescott, who knows what GP3 brings.

There’s peace in the perspective of being a 10-year veteran — and it doesn’t hurt that Prescott isn’t negotiating a new deal this time around.

Dak Prescott might be the physical embodiment of where the Dallas Cowboys stand as an organization. Both are rich, famous and desperately seeking postseason success.

As he prepares for what he hopes is a bounce back campaign in 2025, one NFL analyst laid out a shocking prediction for Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

Last summer, Prescott went through his own contract negotiations with Jerry Jones and the Cowboys' front office. Ultimately, it resulted in him becoming the highest-paid player in league history with a $240 million contract. CeeDee Lamb, who held out of training camp in 2024, also got a mammoth four-year contract worth $136 million.

Dak Prescott has made it clear that if you play for the Cowboys and don’t believe in winning the Super Bowl, you'd better not show up.