On Thanksgiving Day, the Dallas Cowboys will be taking on the New York Giants — but Dallas QB Dak Prescott will be watching the game from the press box.

Notably, both QBs have disappointing records, with Dak Prescott accounting for three wins in the eight games and Cooper Rush winning two.

While we will debate Jimmy Johnson's point about the Cowboys being "financially-strapped,'' the coach's point about Prescott being worth $60 million per year has merit ... and will be considered controversial until Dak proves to be a big-time postseason winner in Dallas.

Dak Prescott's extension will account for a large percentage of the Cowboys' salary cap in 2025. Jimmy Johnson thinks Dallas gave him that contract too soon.

Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, who's out for the season due to a hamstring injury, described how tough it's been watching his team struggle from the sideline.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is opening up about a deeply emotional moment he had regarding the state of the team.

It's been a disappointing season for the Dallas Cowboys this year as they enter their Week 13 matchup against the New York Giants with a 4-7 record. With quarterback Dak Prescott out with a season-ending injury (hamstring), Dallas has had to start Cooper Rush in his place.

Much like every other supporter of America’s Team, Jimmy Johnson has a lot to say about the Cowboys’ personnel moves over the last year. Appearing on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” Wednesday, Johnson — who coached the storied franchise from 1989 through 1993 and won two Super Bowls — was asked about what he would do with the Cowboys as they enter a critical offseason.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones understandably gushed over Prescott during a Friday appearance on Dallas sports radio station 105.3 The Fan.