Dak Prescott has been under a bright and often unforgiving spotlight this season. As the leader of the Dallas Cowboys, he’s had to shoulder the weight of massive expectations, a restructured contract, and the constant chatter surrounding his long-term future with the team.
Despite the scrutiny, Prescott has remained composed, driven, and focused on helping the Cowboys push deeper into the playoff race. Through the highs and lows, one thing has stayed consistent, the strong support system around him.
That support was on full display during the Cowboys’ recent loss to the Arizona Cardinals, a game marked by untimely turnovers and offensive miscues. In the midst of the chaos on the field, Prescott’s fiancée, Sarah Jane, was spotted on the sidelines cheering him on.
Jane later uploaded a short video on her Instagram Story showing the couple exchanging multiple kisses, smiling, and laughing before the game.
“Multiple kisses were secured,” she wrote.
Jane’s presence has been a steady source of encouragement for the Cowboys quarterback, especially during a year filled with both impressive numbers and frustrating losses.
Through eight games, Prescott has thrown for over 2,300 yards, 17 touchdowns, and just six interceptions. The season has tested his resilience, but his family remains his grounding force.
Draymond Green Went Off On Dak Prescott
Outside the field, Prescott’s name recently entered headlines for a different reason, NBA star Draymond Green’s criticism. Green stirred controversy after bluntly questioning Prescott’s leadership and performance in big games.
His comments reignited the long-running debate about whether Prescott can truly elevate the Cowboys when it matters most. The tension highlights how every Prescott performance is magnified, with expectations far exceeding most players in the league.
“You have to understand, when I say bum, I’m not saying Dak Prescott isn’t a good NFL quarterback,” Green SAID. “Of course he’s a good NFL quarterback. But I’m saying when the money is on the line, when it’s for all the marbles, who are you? He’s a bum.”
“When they had their best teams, best offensive line in the league, they had all that to get to the playoffs, and he’s a bum,” Green added. “Now he’s making $65 million and it’s way harder to win. Like, you have to be like (Kansas City quarterback Patrick) Patty Mahomes good to be that highly paid and still go win. That’s a very hard thing to do. It’s over.”
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Still, Prescott hasn’t responded publicly, choosing instead to focus on the Cowboys’ upcoming schedule. With mounting external pressure and voices like Green’s adding fuel to the fire, his next few games will be a defining stretch.
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