Heading into the 2025 season, Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys faces a crucial year in his career, needing to demonstrate his ability to guide the team to a deep playoff run. Despite impressive regular season statistics over the past nine seasons, his playoff performance has been under scrutiny. With new head coach Brian Schottenheimer at the helm, alongside a revamped offensive line and the addition of George Pickens to complement star receiver CeeDee Lamb, Prescott's situation appears promising. The Cowboys have invested heavily in their offensive line in recent drafts and are looking to enhance their run game to support Prescott effectively.

ESPN's Todd Archer emphasizes that the time for Prescott to make an impact is dwindling. As he enters his tenth season as the Cowboys' starting quarterback, the pressure mounts: will he finally break through the playoff ceiling? If he fails this year, financial considerations may afford him another year or two, but ultimately, the expectations are high for both Prescott and the Cowboys' offense.