Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott faces a historical challenge as he approaches the postseason. Despite a strong regular-season record of 72-41, Prescott‘s playoff record stands at 2-4.
In postseason play, he has thrown 11 touchdowns and five interceptions, contrasting with his regular-season career stats of 198 touchdowns and 73 interceptions, reflecting a 3:1 ratio.
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Meanwhile, Cowboys legend Michael Irvin has claimed that he knows the reasons behind the team’s struggles in the playoffs.
“I’ve always been a little leery of this scenario,” Irvin told Undisputed.
“When we started getting down to the end of the season, and everybody’s talking about resting and not resting. And the Cowboys are the worst with it. The worst, whenever they rest players they come out the worst.
“They come out sloppy because they don’t have the pressing coach to push them through it. They really take the day off, they take the metal off, they take the time off, and they come back and say ‘oh my god, we didn’t need that rest.’ And I worry about that.”
Prescott experienced playoff success last season when the Cowboys defeated Tom Brady‘s team with a score of 31-14. However, Prescott faced challenges in two playoff appearances against the 49ers since 2021, resulting in losses.
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