SAD NEWS: QB Dak Prescott Leaving Cowboys For 4-Years Contract With…

Head coach Mike McCarthy and quarterback Dak Prescott will be the Dallas Cowboys’ leaders, and their job is to guide the team into what will likely be their most stressful season to date.

Owner Jerry Jones seems to be stepping up and forcing McCarthy and Prescott to compete for their jobs in 2024 after three straight seasons of 12-5 play, all of which concluded in the same bitter manner in the postseason.

That is Jones’ way of saying “all-in.” But with so much pressure to lead the organization to at least its first NFC Championship game in nearly three decades with a severely weakened roster, this 2024 ride is going to be anything but smooth.

But due to past failures, that’s exactly where Dak and McCarthy find themselves. “McCarthy needs to push the Cowboys to at least the Divisional Round to feel even somewhat comfortable with his job security, and it’s not a coincidence management let Prescott’s contract stand as is entering 2024,” NFL.com writes.

“Everything is on the line, and it feels like the ‘Boys are still a move or two away from feeling properly prepared for this massive campaign ahead.”