FRISCO, Texas -- Dak Prescott has a new position coach with the Dallas Cowboys, but he’s not a stranger.
In fact, he’s a former teammate, a confidant and somebody he hoped Jason Garrett would pick as Wade Wilson’s successor in Kellen Moore.
“I know what he can do for me as a coach, what he’s already helped me with,” Prescott said. “Just a player at that level, he’s going to push my game as a coach, knowledgewise and physically as well. He’s going to be fun to play for.”
This is the second week players can be around the coaches in the offseason program, going through film work but not on-field skill work just yet.