Cowboys’ Dak Prescott Can Break Major Tony Romo Franchise Record vs Eagles
Summary
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is close to breaking Tony Romo's record for the most passing yards in the franchise's history. Prescott needs just 160 more yards to surpass Romo's 34,183 yards during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles, known for their strong pass defense, present a challenge for Prescott.Key Facts
- Dak Prescott took over as the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback nine years ago.
- Prescott is 160 yards away from surpassing Tony Romo's franchise record of 34,183 passing yards.
- The Dallas Cowboys will play against the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday.
- The Eagles have a strong pass defense, allowing only 20.1 points per game.
- In a previous game against the Eagles, Prescott managed 188 passing yards.
- The Eagles lost key defensive players in the offseason, possibly affecting their pass defense.
- Prescott is scheduled to make his 15th start against the Eagles.
- BetMGM predicts Prescott will exceed 250 passing yards in the upcoming game.
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