Just as Dak Prescott learned the litmus test, the Dallas Cowboys will learn from Eagles loss. They know they can compete with the top contenders in NFL.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott spent 45 minutes Tuesday talking roughly 700 roughly North Texas high school students to help the launch of new NFL Character Playbook programming created in partnership with the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation.
“I remember being in their seats one day and just trying to get anything that I could from successful people, from athletes that I want it to be like, from people that serve this country that had such a disciplined process,” Prescott said. “I just wanted to use anything that I could, that they did to help me through my path. So I was hopefully I was able to share that with them today. Pass that torch in essence understanding that the next generation is in those seats.
Prescott continues to be living embodiment of what the panel was trying to teach the kids as he showed he is a lifelong learner two days after embarrassingly not knowing what a litmus test wasWhen asked about a litmus test on Tuesday, Prescott had an answer ready and waiting as it showed he went back and did his homework.And while he remains hurt and disappointed about the loss to the Eagles, there is no going backwards for the Cowboys.
They plan to learn from it and get better headed into Sunday’s game against the New York Giants, get back on a winning streak so they can be ready for the rematch against the Eagles on Dec. 10.
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