Dak Prescott Says Cowboys Need To Be More Focused On Offense

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys picked up a 21-17 win over hapless Taysom Hill and the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football. The quarterback wasn’t happy with his performance. He says the offense isn’t firing on all cylinders.

According to Pro Football Talk, Dak appreciated the team effort, but thought the win should’ve been much easier. A 58-yard touchdown run by Tony Pollard and the horrific four interception performance of Hill were enough to get the job done. Prescott still wants to address the errors, though.

“We’ve just got to be more sound, more focused. As I’ve said, I’ve got to stay disciplined, just playing it play by play and not try to put the dagger in them and knock them out of the game.”

The victory gave Dallas solid control of first place in the NFC East. Despite that, Dak Prescott knows there’s a lot of work to do. Prescott could be more accurate. He went 26/48 for 238 yards with one touchdown and an interception.

The Cowboys improved to 8-4 with the win. New Orleans is left searching for answers as they dropped to 5-7. Dallas will take on the Washington Football Team on December 12. The long practice week might be just what the doctor ordered.

Dallas’ Super Bowl hopes might have been helped by some boneheaded behavior on a rival NFC team. Antonio Brown and Mike Edwards of the first-place Tampa Bay Bucs were recently suspended. Brown was accused of using a phony vaccination card and the pair were suspended for three games each.