Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones, and the Dallas Cowboys once again losing against the San Francisco 49ers
Same opponent, same result.
The Dallas Cowboys visited the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night and lost 42-10. Offensively, Dak Prescott once again struggled, throwing three interceptions against a single touchdown and getting sacked four times. Defensively, the Cowboys failed to contain George Kittle, who exploded for three touchdown catches.
Amidst the blowout, fans started wondering whether the Cowboys should blow up their roster, beginning with trading away their star quarterback to have a shot at top college prospect Caleb Williams:
The NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak Prescott
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The NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak PrescottThe NFL's X community wants the Dallas Cowboys to part ways with Dak Prescott
Jerry Jones continues to put his faith with Dak Prescott
Despite their strong start, the Cowboys have continued to fumble. With Prescott's performance under scrutiny, there is ample focus on trade talk.
Jerry Jones, however, continues to have faith in Prescott.
“Make no mistake about it, we have a quarterback that can get us there.”
Fans, of course, weren't in line with Jones' comments. They referred to the Cowboys owner as dellusional, believing that the team needs a proper revamp to do well in the season.
Prescott, aware of the situation, revealed that the game left him humbled:
"Didn't see it coming. Put everything into this and got punched in the mouth. Called a couple of weeks ago, humbling against Arizona. But this may be the most humbling game I've ever been a part of."
Andre Castillo is an NFL journalist at Sportskeeda who holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and Master’s degree in Journalism. He has over seven years of working experience and has also covered MMA with FanSided, wrestling with The Sportster, and automobiles with Hot Cars.
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