#dak-prescott

#dak-prescott

After being limited to eight games in 2024, has rebounded nicely through the first half of the 2025 campaign. The 32-year-old quarterback currently sports a career-high 70.3-percent completion percentage and is showing no signs of slowing down. Thanks to his continued production, the Cowboys signal caller is confident he can spend close to another decade in the NFL. "Forties would be a good number," Prescott estimated when asked about a potential retirement age ( via ESPN's Todd Archer). "I've been through some injuries; played very physical in college so if I can get to 40 playing at the standard that I want, that would be awesome."

Despite a nearly flawless passing performance from Dak Prescott and a dominant outing from George Pickens, Dallas abandoned what was working and stubbornly tried to force the run in a 30-27 loss to the Carolina Panthers. Prescott was nearly perfect - 25 of 34 for 261 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions - finishing with a 124.8 passer rating. His chemistry with Pickens was elite: 9 receptions for 168 yards and a touchdown, including plays of 31, 34, and 45 yards that ripped through Carolina's secondary.

Forties would be a good number,

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Collins started 71 of 74 games with the Cowboys before leaving for the Cincinnati Bengals in 2022, where he started 15 games and suffered a severe injury.

"Dak is a great leader. All respect to him. He literally goes out of his way to help me, no matter if the coach is talking in the meeting, he literally goes out of his way to help."