
Cowboys' KaVontae Backs Dak, Ranks Him Top 5
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Cowboys running back KaVontae Butler defends Dak Prescott, labeling him a top-five quarterback despite the teams 7-9-1 record. Prescotts impressive stats, including leading the NFL in attempts, completions, and yards, support his case. Despite the offense ranking seventh in points per game, the defenses poor performance led to the teams playoff miss. Emmitt Smith and analysts like Brent Sobleski back Prescott, highlighting his value amidst the teams struggles.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cowboys' KaVontae Backs Dak, Ranks Him Top 5. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 30th, Cowboys running back Kavante Butler is firing back at Dak Prescott haters, straight up calling him a top 5 quarterback in the league. The Dallas native, who joined the team back in July 2023 after balling out with the Michigan Panthers in the USFL, grew up cheering for. The Cowboys at West Mesquite High School, he ain't having folks downplay Dak's game. Dak put up monster numbers this past season, completing 67.3% of his passes for 4,552 yards, 30 touchdowns, and just 10 picks over 17 games. He led the NFL in attempts, completions, and yards, sitting third in yards, fourth in touchdowns, and fifth in QBR. Even with that elite play, the Cowboys win seven wins, nine losses, and one tie, missing the playoffs for the second straight year. Their offense ranked seventh in points per game at 27.7, but the defense was a mess. 30th in yards allowed. Cowboys legend Emmett Smith jumped in to back Dak on the radio, blasting critics who pin
the losses on him. Fans and media keep debating, but the noise hasn't stopped. Analysts like Bleacher reports Brents Oblesky handed Dak an A grade and ranked him fifth among QBs, saying no one mashed his level on a losing. Squad, Dak's proving his worth keeps shining through the team's struggles.
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