The Dallas Cowboys need to strike a balance.
Right now, they’re not.
The postseason-contending Cowboys long to be aggressive on offense, to control games and game plans complementary to a feisty defense.
But there is a cost.
Namely, the worst interception clip of quarterback Dak Prescott’s career. Prescott has thrown nine interceptions in eight active games. Team owner and general manager Jerry Jones confirmed Tuesday morning that he is concerned about this liability.
“Interception concerns can neutralize great execution and effort in other parts of the game,” Jones said on Dallas radio station 105.