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It has been a tough week for the Dallas Cowboys, and Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless have now discussed whether Dak Prescott has a long-term future with the team.
Sports commentator Skip Bayless stated to Stephen A. Smith that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has run his course in Dallas. In a conversation shared on social media following the Cowboys' recent loss, Smith questioned Bayless on whether Prescott should be traded. Bayless acknowledged that he would like to see Prescott moved, indicating that the veteran quarterback's tenure with the franchise should come to an end.
The discussion followed Dallas falling to a 2-3 record after an unexpected defeat against the previously winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Prescott has played his entire NFL career with the Cowboys since being drafted in 2016, earning four Pro Bowl selections. Dallas now turns its attention to an upcoming matchup against the Green Bay Packers.
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