qq.Dak Prescott Makes His Mark in Cowboys History, But Still Aiming for the Biggest Goal
Dak Prescott’s 10th season with the Dallas Cowboys just saw a new milestone. In the game against Green Bay, Prescott completed 31 passes – thereby officially surpassing the legendary Troy Aikman to become the Cowboys’ all-time leader in pass completions, currently at 2,901.
Not only that, Prescott continued to extend his personal record with 22 games with both a passing pass and a running play – the most in team history for a quarterback. This is a testament to Prescott’s well-rounded play, combining his ability to throw the ball accurately with his flexibility in movement.
However, the 30-year-old star did not forget to pay tribute to the monuments that came before him. He insists that breaking records is only part of the journey, and the ultimate goal is still to bring more titles to the Dallas Cowboys.
“I’m proud to be mentioned alongside legends,” Prescott shared. “But what I crave most is not numbers, but victories and championships.”
Currently the leader in Cowboys history in pass completions, Dak Prescott has affirmed his place in the team’s trophy room. However, the journey to conquer the Lombardi Trophy – something Dallas fans have been waiting for for nearly three decades – is still ahead.
The story of Dak Prescott right now is not just about statistics, but whether he can turn individual greatness into collective success and bring the Cowboys back to the top of the NFL.
