Cowboys QB Dak Prescott focused on winning Super Bowl: 'The legacy will take care of itself'

As the Dallas Cowboys enter their 30th season since their last Super Bowl win, quarterback Dak Prescott remains focused on capturing a championship, putting aside individual accomplishments. Heading into his 10th NFL season, Prescott is determined to lead the Cowboys beyond the NFC Divisional Round, a feat that has eluded him so far. After missing a large portion of the previous season due to injury, Prescott's health is crucial for the team's success. The Cowboys face a challenging NFC East, with the Eagles and Commanders proving formidable rivals. Under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who was their offensive coordinator, the Cowboys aim for a smooth transition. The team has made strategic changes, notably acquiring wide receiver George Pickens to diversify their passing game, which previously relied heavily on CeeDee Lamb. Prescott is optimistic about these adjustments, emphasizing the importance of strategic personnel changes on both offense and defense. However, translating offseason optimism into championship results remains a key challenge for America's Team.