ESPN.com · Nov 1, 2016
Poor footwork doomed Dak Prescott before he found late rhythm vs. Eagles
Max Kellerman interprets Dak Prescott's starting QB status as a sign that Jerry Jones' influence is waning in Dallas, but Stephen A. Smith believes Jones will find a way to make Tony Romo the starter yet again. (1:32)ARLINGTON, Texas -- For three quarters, Dak Prescott threw passes over his receivers' heads.
He bounced passes. He aimed them. He short-armed them.
Frankly, he looked every bit like the dude who was projected as a fourth-round pick due to accuracy issues.
Then, at winning time, he found a rhythm.
