Dak Prescott Excited for New Defensive Coordinator

0:00On March 5, Dak Prescott wrapped up his 10th season with the Dallas Cowboys in 2025 as a standout performer at age 32. He earned his 4th Pro Bowl nod and played every one of the team's 17 games. Despite his efforts, Dallas ended with a 7 win, 9 loss, one tie record, and missed the playoffs for the second year in a row. Prescott led the league with 404 completions and 4552 passing yards, along with 30 touchdowns. He also ran for 177 yards and two scores on 53 carries, but it wasn't enough to lift the Cowboys into the postseason. The front office responded with changes, keeping head coach Brian Schattenheimer but overhauling the staff underneath him. They fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberfluss after just one season and lost a thorough search for a replacement. Dallas hired Christian Parker as the new defensive coordinator, pulling him from rivals the Philadelphia Eagles, where he worked as passing game. Coordinator and defensive backs coach for two years.

1:00Prescott voiced strong excitement about Parker during a recent public event, saying he heard rave reviews from players who weren't under him at the pro. Bowling believes the Cowboys' defense will thrive moving forward, moving forward.