"Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott stands on the verge of etching his name into franchise history. Entering Week 12 against the Philadelphia Eagles, Prescott needs just 160 passing yards to surpass Tony Romo's all-time record of 34,183 yards. Prescott currently sits at 34,024 yards, positioning him to potentially claim the milestone on Sunday against the defending Super Bowl champions."
"Under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, the Dallas offense has maintained its position among the league's most efficient units. The Cowboys rank second in scoring offense at 29.6 points per game while featuring players in the top five across multiple statistical categories. Prescott has accumulated 2,587 passing yards this season, placing him sixth in the NFL. Javonte Williams ranks fifth in rushing with 809 yards, while George Pickens sits second in receiving with 908 yards."
Dak Prescott is 160 passing yards away from surpassing Tony Romo's franchise record of 34,183 career passing yards, currently sitting at 34,024 yards. The Cowboys' offense under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer ranks among the NFL's most efficient units and is second in scoring at 29.6 points per game. Prescott has 2,587 passing yards this season, sixth in the league. Javonte Williams ranks fifth in rushing with 809 yards and George Pickens ranks second in receiving with 908 yards. CeeDee Lamb missed three games with a sprained ankle without derailing production. Prescott already holds Dallas records for completion percentage (67.1%), total completions (3,033), and passer rating (98.5) and can add the passing yards record in Week 12.
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