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ArticleCowboys news: Dallas could be squandering the best years of Dak Prescott
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During Prescott's first nine NFL seasons, the Cowboys were 76-46 when he started. Average that out over a 17-game season and that's between 10 and 11 wins every year. Under head coach Brian Schottenheimer since the start of last season, the Cowboys have had the 33-year-old Prescott for every start. They are 9-12-1.
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Prescott's 76-46 record in first nine seasons wasted; 9-12-1 under Schottenheimer.

During Prescott's first nine NFL seasons, the Cowboys were 76-46 when he started, averaging between 10 and 11 wins per 17-game season—a record that typically guarantees a playoff berth. However, under head coach Brian Schottenheimer since the start of last season, the Cowboys have had Prescott for every start and are 9-12-1, well below playoff contention. The source argues the Cowboys are squandering the best years of Prescott's career through inconsistent roster construction and lack of postseason success despite five playoff appearances.

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