Not fair to blame' Dak Prescott for playoff disappointments

After multiple playoff failures, it
After multiple playoff failures, it's fair to doubt Dak Prescott's ability to deliver in the postseason, but some insist the Dallas Cowboys quarterback shouldn't shoulder all the blame. An anonymous player who was teammates with Prescott and former Cowboys QB Tony Romo noted they receive too much flack, and the team must take accountability for postseason disappointments. It's not fair to put it all on Dak or Tony, the anonymous player told ESPN's Todd Archer. Everyone needed to get it done. The Cowboy defense folded in a 48-32 wild-card round loss to the Green Bay Packers. Per Josh Dubow of the Associated Press, they tied for the second-most points allowed in a home playoff game in league history. Prescott, meanwhile, completed 41-of-60 passes for 403 yards, three TDs and two picks. Prescott is still in his prime. This season, he played at an MVP level, finishing first in the league in passing TDs (36 in 17 games), second in QBR (72.6) and third in passing yards (4,516). He also earned a second-team All

Not fair to blame' Dak Prescott for playoff disappointments

Not fair to blame' Dak Prescott for playoff disappointments

Not fair to blame' Dak Prescott for playoff disappointments

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