Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott may have regressed in his second season but look at the team around him.
According to 17-year NFL veteran and former long-time ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski, Prescott didn't get much help from his teammates. That, more than anything, Jaworski said, led to Prescott's disappointing sophomore season.
"At the quarterback position, you depend on other people. There's a lot of things that contributed to his downfall," said Jaworski, who was at the Fort Worth Club Monday night to be honored with the Davey O'Brien Legends Award.
Also, he said, teams had tape on Prescott that helped them take away his strengths.