Dak Prescott: Comfort in Cowboys' offense at 'all-time high' - ESPN

FRISCO, Texas — As he comes off a year in which he tied for the NFL lead in interceptions, despite missing five games, and saw the departures of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and best friend Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is more than ready for 2023 to begin Sunday against the New York Giants.

«Our plan's in right now; just went out there and practiced it. Obviously, we'll cross our T's and dot our I's and iron out the rest of it over these next couple of days, but my comfort level is at an all-time high,» Prescott said after Thursday's practice.

Prescott has had to learn an altered offense with the changes that new playcaller Mike McCarthy has implemented to what the quarterback has called the «Texas Coast» offense, a blend of the head coach's West Coast philosophies and what the Cowboys have done for years.

«Definitely ready to start the season, no doubt,» McCarthy said. «I think as a human being, he is extremely focused on each day to day. I think his discipline and approach to life, let alone professional football, is top notch. So I know this, he has definitely taken advantage of every opportunity to learn, obviously evaluate, and then the implementation of the things that are new, I'm really, really impressed with his offseason work preparing for this opportunity. Yeah, definitely I would say he's ready to go.»

Prescott had 15 interceptions in the regular season a year ago and had two more in the playoffs, leading to a high level of scrutiny from outside the organization if not inside. Prescott has missed 17 games over the past three seasons because of injuries but has not missed a snap in the offseason program or training camp, although he did not see any preseason action.

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