The Dallas Cowboys lost 11 of the 12 games starting quarterback Tony Romo was not under center for them in 2015 due to two separate collarbone injuries that he suffered last season. Three different back-up quarterbacks, Brandon Weeden, Matt Cassel and Kellen Moore, were only able to muster one win between them.
So going into this offseason, it was key the Cowboys find more quality depth behind a 36-year old Romo in Dallas. After two failed attempts to draft higher-ranked quarterback prospects, Dallas selected Mississippi State’s Dak Prescott late in the fourth round.