"Each year has its own highs, lows, ebbs and flows and everything within it. The importance is controlling what you can ... I'm going to do my damnedest, controlling what I can and as you get older, I think having more input, having more say so and being asked more questions from the front office. Maybe there's a little bit more that I can do, and it's not physically or me getting better at my game."
"Particularly right now, going into this game, getting a chance to play on Christmas day, first time and also just the fact of being away from my family, I'm not trying to be away from my family if I'm not going to get to play this game and get to do something I love at a high level [and] finish a good individual season, I guess you could say, off strong ... Fifteen games under the belt, I want to make it 17."
The Dallas Cowboys are 6-8-1 and will play the Washington Commanders on Christmas. Prescott insists the team will not return to the same disappointing spot and emphasizes controlling what he can. He plans to take greater leadership, offer more input to the front office, speak up about changes that could help, and encourage everyone around him. Prescott refuses to sit out the final two games, especially the Christmas game, and says he would oppose a decision to protect him. He aims to finish the season playing all 17 games. Tyler Smith is slated to play on the left side of the line next year, though his exact position remains undecided.
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