I agree with Wiley. Prescott has regressed to his mean, performance-wise— i.e., he has 4th round talent. Sure, the “scheme” may not be ideal but Prescott often seems to struggle to execute the most basic of passing plays even when protection is adequate. Firing Garrett— which I would support— isn’t likely to resolve Prescott’s penchant for inconsistency. I’ve seen enough to believe that 2016 was a perfect storm aberration the will not be repeated. He is exactly what we are now seeing. So, sorry to say, but long-term the Cowboys probably need to do both: Axe Garrett and move on from Prescott. The former should be done after the season is over and the latter should commence as soon as missing the playoffs becomes a foregone conclusion. As that point, we might as well see what Rush can do in a real game with time to prepare as a starter. The Cowboys current passing game is almost non-competitive by 2018 NFL standards The new coach should be one with a well-defined, modern offensive philosophy and a knowledge of players who can be brought in to implement it and at least make the passing game competitive. Yeah, I know...easier said than done.