LeSean McCoy isn’t buying into the latest wave of Dak Prescott praise after the Dallas quarterback’s four-touchdown showing against the New York Jets. The former Phildelphia Eagles running back said regular season excellence means little without postseason results to match.
McCoy weighed in after Prescott’s performance in Dallas’ 37-22 win on Sunday. The Cowboys signal-caller finished with 237 yards, four scores and no interceptions on 18 of 29 passing.
McCoy highlighted that he’s seen this version of Prescott plenty of times during the fall.

"I see, I see this Dak all the time," McCoy said on Monday, via "Speakeasy." "It's not my first time seeing Dak play at great level in the regular season. It's not the first time I see Dak having great numbers in a regular season.
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"I didn't see Dak like this in the postseason when it matters most, because the guys see when it matters most, don't play like that. You had a 16 or 17 game winning streak at home, you play the Packers, and you start throwing picks and pick six and you lose."
Prescott owns a 2-5 playoff record and has never advanced to an NFC championship game in nine years. Through five weeks this season, he ranks among the league’s top three in yards, touchdowns and passer efficiency.
He has seven touchdown passes without an interception over his last two games.
Stephen A. Smith is also skeptical about Dak Prescott

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith said that Dak Prescott's regular season dominance rarely translates to January success.
"Dak Prescott is 30-plus games over .500 as a starter," Smith said on Sept. 29, via "First Take."
"His issue has never been the regular season. A matter of fact, he plays better and the Cowboys win more in November and December than they do in September and October. The issue is once January rolls around and the postseason arrives. That brother got an APB out for him. You can't find him."
Prescott has a 127.4 passer rating in the last two games. Dallas’ latest win came despite a depleted lineup, with top receiver CeeDee Lamb missing his second straight game. Four other starters on the offensive line were also sidelined.
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