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Dak Prescott Nears Cowboys TD Record, Eyes Long Career
18 Sep
Summary
- Prescott aims to become Cowboys' all-time touchdown pass leader.
- He trails Tony Romo by three touchdowns with 245 career passes.
- Prescott expresses humility and excitement for future NFL seasons.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is nearing a significant franchise milestone as the team prepares for its Week 2 matchup. He has accumulated 245 touchdown passes during his career with the Cowboys, placing him just behind legendary quarterback Tony Romo, who threw for 248 touchdowns. Prescott needs four more passing touchdowns to surpass Romo and become the all-time leader in touchdown passes for the Cowboys.
Despite this potential record, Prescott remains grounded, emphasizing his deep connection to the game. He described football as a source of peace, excitement, and joy. The quarterback expressed his gratitude for the opportunity and his belief that he has much more to offer, stating he expects to play for a long time and feels he is just beginning his career. He views records as a natural outcome of sustained play.
The Cowboys are set to host the Washington Commanders in their next game on September 20. This Week 2 home game marks an opportunity for the team to bounce back. The kickoff is scheduled for 4:25 p.m. ET.
