Looking good so far. But at least Johnny Manziel needs to come up with a new plan, cause Cowboys won't need him. When Romo gets hurt, Prescott seems more than capable.

I hope Prescott is the real deal. He is taking over a great situation. He's been impressive so far and I like where it's going. Granted, he's a 4th round rookie coming from a non-traditional offense in college so the ceiling is likely lower than most already, but he's got "it" that could prove to be useful to be successful as a rookie. He's got an opportunity to grab the job and never look back, and as a Romo fan, I hope he does.

I feel bad for Romo because he's had to put up with more crap than almost any other quarterback in the NFL and he still gets no respect. I wish he'd get a ring so that would almost cinch a Hall of Fame nomination for him but that seems unlikely at this point.

I watched Prescott have a field day with a David Bailiff-coached Rice team at the Liberty Bowl in 2013:

This kid Prescott is impressive. I have never been a Cowboys fan, and I still do not root for that team, but I do enjoy watching Dak Prescott and wish him well.

http://www.espn.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/...raight-win

Dak Prescott is up to 155 passes without an interception, the most by an NFL rookie to begin a career.

The interception thing isn't that big of a deal to me. But what I do like about Dak is that he is taking whats given to him. Yes, most of it isn't deep and luckily Dez is injured so it doesn't matter but Prescott moves the ball between the 20's methodically. With Zeke and his ability to run the dink and dunk style is still getting TD instead of FG.