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The rookie quarterback threw for 302 yards, three touchdowns and scored another on the ground. San Francisco QB Brock Purdy's performance has been less expected than Dak's turnaround. So, will Prescot silence his critics this Sunday? BROCK PURDY MAKING NOISE ON THE FIELD With so much praise also comes criticism- fans call Prescott "inconsistent" in his performance. looking very confident- Dez Bryant January 17, 2023 It was a much-improved performance over the way he ended the regular season, with 11 interceptions over his final seven games.ĭak Prescott's amazing performance against Tom Brady and the Buccaneers drew plenty of praise on social media from the sports world.ĭak found his presence in the pocket. Prescott threw for 305 yards, four touchdowns and ran for another in Dallas' impressive win at Tampa Bay. I think he’ll get back to himself this week as he has done here at practice, and I trust that guy all the way through.” PRESCOTT, PURDY PLAYING AT HIGH LEVELSīoth team's quarterbacks had impressive games in the Wild Card Round, and both teams look like offensive powerhouses heading into Sunday. “I haven’t lost any confidence nor am I going to force my game or do anything outside my box because of uncharacteristic misses by him. “I’m a ‘Money Maher’ fan,” Prescott said. So get that (stuff) together.”ĭallas' star quarterback Dak Prescott sprinkled in some expletives while wondering why the Cowboys weren’t trying 2-point conversions instead, but Prescott calmed down enough Monday night to try to lift up his kicker and was even more supportive with several more days to think about it. We’re not going to turn our back on him,” Ezekiel Elliott said after practice. #RESILIENCE | /Tl1CsqKc6E- Dallas Cowboys January 22, 2023Ĭonversations after Monday's performance wasn't just about the record-breaking win, but also about the kicker Brett Maher, who missed four extra points that night, the most misses in any NFL game - regular season or playoff - since 1932.ĭespite the misses, Dallas has decided to stick with the four-year pro.

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