Through three years, it’s hard to argue that Dak Prescott hasn’t put up some good statistics. A 66% career completion percentage, between 3,300 and 3,900 passing yards each year, and never less than 22 passing touchdowns with minimal interceptions are all pretty good marks. But the perception seems to be that Prescott, a former Heisman semi-finalist, is capable of more.
That’s why Kellen Moore was promoted to be the new offensive coordinator and Jon Kitna was hired as the quarterbacks coach. Moore is supposed to rejuvenate the offense with diverse pre-snap looks while Kitna is supposed to refine Prescott’s mechanics so that he can take the next step in his career.