Dak Prescott, the star quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, has set high expectations for the team’s offense. After 10 years in the NFL without a meaningful playoff run, Prescott is ready to end those droughts through his deeds, words, and even wardrobe choices.
Prescott’s Goals
Prescott admitted to being “definitely less patient” when it comes to the lack of postseason success, his angst rising after missing the playoffs each of the past two campaigns. He has a 2-5 record in playoff games and never reached an NFC championship game, something the Cowboys have not done over the previous 30 seasons.
However, Prescott believes the pieces are in place for the organization to move past those struggles. He expects a potent offense to be even better in its second season under head coach Brian Schottenheimer by benefiting from improved continuity on the offensive line and further growth from the pairing of standout wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens in their second year together.
Prescott has set the motto for the offense as “GOTI,” an acronym for “greatest offense there is.” He is holding off on grander pronouncements, but he has been pleased with the communication and attention to detail the defense has demonstrated.
Original reporting: Dallas TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
