With just days to go before training camp begins, the Cowboys are ready to kick off a new Super Bowl campaign. However, Dak Prescott, the Cowboys’ quarterback, hasn’t forgotten his mistakes from the 2022 season. Last season proved to be especially tough for him. Despite appearing in only 12 regular season games, Prescott threw 15 interceptions, the worst career record for him or any quarterback in the league. In addition, in his team’s painful loss to the 49ers in the divisional round, he added two more interceptions, which is why this topic has attracted attention ahead of the new season.
However, in a recent interview during his youth soccer camp, Prescott expressed confidence that the problems will be behind him thanks to the work he has done with the team’s receivers and head coach, Mike McCarthy, during the preseason.
“I know who I am, and you can go back and take away half those fumble interceptions,” Prescott told Gabriel Trevino of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. “I’m not saying it’s the receiver’s fault, but if you cut that number in half, no one would talk about it anymore … Some of it is due to offense and understanding exactly where we are. Mike does an amazing job with those guys. They know where they need to be, why they need to be there, and when they are being watched. That’s going to be a big leap. I won’t throw 10 interceptions this year.”
Prescott has thrown 10 or more interceptions in three other seasons, but he played in 16 games in all those seasons. Any progress that leads to fewer turnovers, along with increased availability, will be welcomed in Dallas this year.
Despite the new NFL season being two months away, the Dallas Cowboys remain a focal point for debate and discussion. The most recent involves Dak Prescott, who tied for the most interceptions thrown in the NFL last season with 15 while playing in 12 games.
Prescott has been at the center of criticism on social media and television shows, with some questioning his ability to lead the Cowboys to the NFC Championship game for the first time since 1996. Yet he appears confident and confident in his ability to improve and learn from his mistakes.
Prescott said he doesn’t blame his receivers for passes that are deflected or loose that result in an interception. In addition, he indicated that some interceptions stemmed from misunderstandings with his targets, something the team plans to correct this offseason.
In this way, Prescott promises a radical change in his performance on the field, seeking to minimize the mistakes of the past and optimize the Cowboys’ offense. All this, with the firm objective of offering a great season to the fans of the most valuable team in the sports world.
2023-07-18 02:18:36
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