Talk about Lucky Whitehead all you want.
Speculate about the fate of Ezekiel Elliott. The most remarkable tidbit of information to surface from Cowboys training camp is that quarterback Dak Prescott has thrown just one interception in team drills this entire offseason.
One.
What follows is an editorial statement every bit as shocking: that's not necessarily a good thing.
This isn't about taking a contrarian stance. This is a conversation about how a quarterback evolves. This is about a young player pushing the boundaries of his comfort zone to improve his game.
Prescott likes to say ball security is job security.