Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is no spring chicken anymore. Being 31 years old, time is running out for that elusive Super Bowl. As Dak enters Year 10 in the NFL, the passion and desire to hoist that Lombardi trophy are still as high as ever,

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is hyping up a former first-round pick who struggled during his rookie year as he enters a crucial sophomore season.

It wasn’t like the Cowboys’ offense was bad under Mike McCarthy, the previous head coach/play caller. Last season, the Cowboys finished 17th in total offensive yards (5,567) and 25th in yards per play (5.0).

Dak Prescott might be the physical embodiment of where the Dallas Cowboys stand as an organization. Both are rich, famous and desperately seeking postseason success.

At the start of training camp, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said his expectations in Oxnard are for the team to have "physical a-- practices."

Today, we're looking at another NFC team that we questioned ahead of last season and then endured a disappointing, injury-filled campaign after years of success: the Cowboys. Jerry Jones has spent the last several years backing -- and talking -- himself into a corner regarding the contracts of his biggest stars.