The Dallas Cowboys are now 4-5 on the season after taking down the Indianapolis Colts 27-23 in Week 9. With the club still in the mix in the NFC East despite a slow first half of the campaign, Dallas remains hot in the rumor mill ahead of the November 10 NFL trade deadline. With speculation growing that the front office may make a move, quarterback Dak Prescott shared a bold take about the current state of the roster.
After Sunday's win, the 33-year-old signal-caller was asked if he thinks the Cowboys have what it takes to make the playoffs if the team fails to make a trade before the deadline. Prescott confidently claimed that he believes Dallas can reach the postseason with or without a deal being made before the deadline, according to Todd Archer of ESPN. At the end of the day, Prescott admits the team's fate rests on his and his teammates' shoulders.
“Asked Dak Prescott if he thought there was enough on the roster to be playing games past Week 18. ‘I do,' he said. He said if the Cowboys do or don't make a trade, ‘It's on us. Period,'” Archer posted on X.
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