Cowboys' Dak Prescott Focuses on Super Bowl, Legacy Secondary

Dak Prescott is entering his 10th season as the Dallas Cowboys quarterback and has become the longest-tenured player on the roster following Zack Martin's retirement. Despite ranking highly in franchise history for wins, passing yards, and touchdowns, Prescott has yet to reach the NFC Championship Game or win a Super Bowl, with a postseason record of 2-5. He has made it clear that his primary goal is to win a championship, emphasizing that legacy takes a backseat to the personal and team success he seeks, stating, "The legacy will take care of itself." The Cowboys have undergone significant changes, including a new head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, and the addition of wide receiver George Pickens, aiming to improve their chances. Prescott has faced injury challenges in recent seasons but is currently healthy and optimistic about the team's prospects. His pursuit of a Super Bowl ring is seen as crucial to solidifying his legacy as a franchise great and ending the Cowboys' long championship drought since 1995.