You know the story.
Dak Prescott took the NFL world by storm as soon as he played his first drive of his first preseason game. From the jump, the fourth-round rookie made GMs and executives around the league look like fools for passing up on him.
When Tony Romo, the face of the Dallas Cowboys for the last decade, went down in week three of the preseason, fans everywhere wondered if Dallas would sink for the second consecutive season. Dak had other plans in mind. He put America’s Team on his shoulders and led them on a franchise-long eleven game winning streak.