Overview

• Dak Prescott, 32 and in his 10th NFL season, said his perspective has changed and that "forties would be a good number" if he maintains his standard.
• He cited the "fun and the peace" the game still gives him as a key reason to keep going after initially doubting he would play that long.
• Through five games in 2025, Prescott has completed a career-high 71.3% of his passes with 10 touchdowns and three interceptions for the 2-2-1 Cowboys.
• He is under contract with Dallas through 2028 (age 35) and is nearing franchise marks, needing 150 passing yards to pass Troy Aikman for No. 2 and one win to move past Tony Romo for third in QB victories.
• His revised timeline comes despite a notable injury history and aligns with a league trend of extended quarterback careers, with Aaron Rodgers at 42 and Joe Flacco at 40, following predecessors like Tom Brady and Drew Brees.