"He mentioned Daniel Jones, Baker Mayfield, Jared Goff, and Sam Darnold as players he currently ranks higher. He acknowledged the strong statistical output but questioned whether Prescott has separated himself from other elite quarterbacks. The Cowboys lost Micah Parsons amid ongoing Jerry Jones drama, leaving many to write off Dallas entirely. Their defense ranks among the league's worst units, yet Prescott has kept the team competitive week after week."
"He delivered a standout performance against Carolina in Week 6, completing 73.5% of his passes for 261 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. That marked his third consecutive game with a passer rating above 124, though Dallas still fell 30-27. The loss highlighted how defensive struggles have limited both team success and Prescott's MVP case despite his elite metrics."
Dak Prescott ranks second in the NFL with 1,617 passing yards and has thrown 13 touchdown passes against three interceptions. Jerry Jones made him the highest-paid quarterback in league history based on that production. Prescott's efficiency has placed him in early MVP conversations, but some analysts question his candidacy relative to others. Dan Orlovsky does not rank Prescott among his top five MVPs and places him around five to seven among quarterbacks. The Cowboys' defense ranks among the league's worst, and defensive failures plus the loss of Micah Parsons have limited team success despite Prescott's strong performances.
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