"Prescott entered Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles trailing Tony Romo by 159 passing yards for the team's all-time mark. He needed 160 to hold the record all to himself and was able to take care of it in the third quarter. Dak Prescott is now the all-time passing leader in Dallas Cowboys franchise history. The 2025 season has been Prescott's 10th in the NFL, all played for the Cowboys."
"When the team drafted him in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft there was little thought that a day like this would come, but things happened quickly in his rookie season with injuries to Romo and Kellen Moore that opened the door for him to take the job. In many ways that feels like yesterday. Time seems to move faster and faster as we pass along through it."
Dak Prescott became the Dallas Cowboys' all-time passing leader after surpassing Tony Romo. Prescott entered Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles trailing Romo by 159 passing yards and needed 160 to claim the mark, which he achieved in the third quarter. The 2025 season is Prescott's tenth in the NFL, all with the Cowboys. The team selected him in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Early injuries to Romo and Kellen Moore during Prescott's rookie season provided the opportunity to start. The ultimate career total and the next record to chase will be set by his successor. Congratulations accompany the milestone.
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