Dak Prescott aims for lofty goals as Cowboys face skepticism
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 5:27 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is setting ambitious goals for the 2026 season, aiming for his team to become the 'Greatest Offense There Is.' Despite last season's strong performance, ranking second in yards and seventh in points scored, reactions on social media have been skeptical. Critics have called for tangible results in the playoffs, pointing to a lack of recent postseason success, with the last playoff win occurring in January 2023. As the Cowboys prepare for the upcoming season, the pressure to deliver remains high.
- •Dak Prescott targets becoming the 'Greatest Offense There Is' for 2026.
- •Cowboys ranked second in yards and seventh in points last season.
- •Critics emphasize the need for playoff success to back up claims.
- •Last playoff win was in January 2023.
- 5:27 PMYahoo Sports — ‘Show Us the Results in the Playoffs’ — NFL World Fires Back at Dak Prescott After Cowboys QB Sets Lofty Goals
"The Dallas Cowboys are never a team that lacks confidence. That starts at the top with team owner Jerry Jones, but it’s clear that franchise quarterback Dak Prescott maintains that confident mindset, too.
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