Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott did not take any snaps during the team's three-game preseason schedule. Prescott, who has been working with wide receiver CeeDee Lamb since 2020, also welcomed George Pickens to the roster in the 2025 offseason. This addition contributed to Prescott achieving the second-highest passing yards of his career in a season, totaling 4,552 yards.
In addition to his yardage, Prescott threw 30 touchdown passes, marking the fourth time he has reached that figure in his career, which included a high of 600 pass attempts. The Cowboys are likely aiming for a more balanced offensive approach, which could lead to a reduction in Prescott's touchdown passes.
With a new defensive scheme under coordinator Christian Parker, it is anticipated that Prescott and the offense may find themselves in catch-up situations less frequently.
With a strong receiving duo in Lamb and Pickens, Prescott has the potential to replicate or exceed his previous 4,000-yard passing seasons in 2026. Further details regarding the team's strategy and Prescott's performance are not yet clear.
