What's Happening?
Dak Prescott led the Dallas Cowboys to a 40-37 overtime victory against the New York Giants, marking a significant milestone in his career. Prescott surpassed Tony Romo on the Cowboys' all-time list of pass completions, now ranking second behind Troy Aikman. In the game, Prescott completed 38 of 52 passes for 361 yards and two touchdowns, bringing his career total to 2,839 completions. This achievement places him just 60 completions away from Aikman's record of 2,898. Prescott also holds the highest completion percentage among Cowboys quarterbacks who have played at least 10 games, at 66.6%.
Why It's Important?
Prescott's achievement solidifies his status as one of the top quarterbacks in Dallas Cowboys history. Surpassing Romo, who was a prominent figure in the franchise, highlights Prescott's consistency and skill. This milestone not only boosts Prescott's legacy but also enhances the Cowboys' prospects for the season, as his performance could be pivotal in their pursuit of success. The victory against the Giants and Prescott's record-breaking performance may serve as a catalyst for the Cowboys, potentially leading to a strong season.
What's Next?
Prescott is now focused on surpassing Troy Aikman's record, which could happen within the next few games. As the Cowboys continue their season, Prescott's leadership and performance will be crucial in their quest for playoff contention. The team will likely leverage Prescott's skills to maintain their competitive edge in the NFC East.
