Cowboys Let Rookie QB, Dak Prescott, Slip Away

After Impressive Minicamp Performance

Cowboys Lose Out on Promising Young Talent

The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly allowed rookie quarterback Dak Prescott to slip away after his impressive performance at minicamp. Prescott, a fourth-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, had drawn praise from coaches and teammates alike for his arm strength, accuracy, and leadership.

According to sources, the Cowboys were hesitant to give Prescott an opportunity to compete for the starting job behind Tony Romo. Instead, they opted to sign veteran quarterback Mark Sanchez to a one-year contract. This move has left Prescott as the third-string quarterback on the Cowboys' depth chart.

Prescott's release comes as a surprise to many, given his strong performance in minicamp. He completed over 70% of his passes and led the Cowboys' offense to several touchdowns during team drills. His release also raises questions about the Cowboys' long-term plans at the quarterback position.