...Romo was a guy who needed to learn how to throw the football better. To me, Prescott is in the same boat. Most quarterbacks work on different tasks in the offseason but focus on one serious adjustment every year.
Up until now, Prescott undoubtedly has worked on the cerebral part of football which slows the game down for him. Last year, he worked on
his footwork with former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and coach
Jon Kitna. What Prescott needs now is to work on his throws.
I still remember the early Tony Romo years where he used his athletic ability to create more time by scrambling to be able to set up his throws from an upright position. The older he got, he used a more traditional quarterback shift in the pocket to create more time but his throws were not always the same...
https://thelandryhat.com/2020/05/21/dallas-cowboys-dak-prescott-learn-tony-romo/
Tony Romo believed this change helped him and allowed him to throw the football the way he always wanted to. Unfortunately, Romo figured this out too late. If Dak Prescott can apply it earlier in his career, perhaps the Dallas Cowboys can finally know what it is to be a champion again.
