Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott feeling confident, ready to take on bigger leadership role
FRISCO, Texas - The Dallas Cowboys will ask their veteran players to do more in the 2023 season.
It all starts with quarterback Dak Prescott.
Prescott is taking over an even greater leadership role at the team’s mini-camp this week.
Head coach Mike McCarthy said he wants the Dallas quarterback to "own the offense."
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Prescott believes his group is headed in the right direction.
"I think I'm in a good spot. Obviously, there's more to grow. As I say, I'll use these five weeks to make sure that I’m crossing my t's and dot my i's in that sense. But I feel like when you have Mike and as open as he is about communicating, making sure I know what I like, what's at the top of my chart, what maybe I don’t feel great about, it's been pretty easy to make sure that I'm doing that and I'm mastering what I'm good at. And so, I feel great at the things that we've put in that we've done," he said.
Dallas Cowboys hold first team practice of the season
Every Dallas Cowboys player went through the first practice in the team’s mandatory mini-camp in Frisco.
The Cowboys finish mini-camp Thursday at The Star in Frisco.
The team heads to Oxnard, California next month for training camp.