Cowboys QB Dak Prescott got saucy when asked about interceptions

NotForLong

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Allen threw more interceptions than Dak last year (although he played more games than Dak, too).

But Allen has made it to Championship games and played well. Dak wilts in the spotlight.
Who cares
 

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I am as happy as anyone with this start. I am as optimistic as I've been since 1995.

It's two weeks into the season. Dallas has trotted out a "new" offense apparently focused on getting the ball out quick and letting the playmakers make plays. As the weeks go by defenses will have more to study and will do their best to adjust. That's the beauty of the game.

Will defenses be be able to adjust and force the Cowboys out of this new comfort zone? Will the Cowboys have something up their sleeve in anticipation of defenses catching up? Does it even matter if the defense continues to shut down opposing offenses?

None of these questions will be answered until the geese are long gone and the bucks are in rut.
 

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Yeah, as long as they keep dropping pick 6's we'll be fine.
Seriously if he keeps playing within himself we'll be fine.
 

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Allen threw more interceptions than Dak last year (although he played more games than Dak, too).

But Allen has made it to Championship games and played well. Dak wilts in the spotlight.
Bros mad because Cowboys are winning.
 

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It is stupid to keep bringing it up. That was last season; quit living in the past. I'd be annoyed, too.
 

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