Dak Prescott’s Brother Blasts Cowboys’ Struggles, as Jerry Jones Secures Key Front Office Extension
In a candid podcast appearance, Dak Prescott’s younger brother Tad did not hold back in his criticism of the Dallas Cowboys’ recent playoff failures, as team owner Jerry Jones moved to shore up his front office amid a disappointing 2024 season.
Speaking on the “Unwanted Opinion” podcast, Tad Prescott placed the blame squarely on the Cowboys’ defense, stating, “Our defense has not played well in the majority of those playoff games.” He defended his brother Dak, arguing, “It’s a full team game, so don’t try to pin it on the quarterback.”
The Cowboys have repeatedly fallen short in the postseason under Dak Prescott’s leadership, failing to reach the NFC Championship game. This year, the team missed the playoffs entirely, finishing with a 7-10 record and prompting changes to the coaching staff.
In response, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has moved to retain a key member of his front office, signing a contract extension with vice president of player personnel Will McClay. McClay has overseen the team’s draft process since 2014, responsible for selecting stars like Zack Martin, Micah Parsons, and CeeDee Lamb.
With McClay’s continued leadership, the Cowboys will maintain their usual approach heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, as they look to bounce back from a disappointing season and end their championship drought that has lasted since 1995.
Ultimately, Cowboys fans are hungry for a return to the glory days, and the team’s ability to address its defensive woes and support Dak Prescott’s development will be crucial in their quest for a fifth Super Bowl title.
