Franchise quarterbacks are a rare breed in the NFL, and the Dallas Cowboys thought they had struck gold when they selected Dak Prescott in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Prescott has been a productive player, but his postseason record of just 2-5 has led to increasing scrutiny as the Cowboys find themselves at a crossroads following a disappointing 3-5 start to the season after a heartbreaking 33-30 overtime loss.

The murmurs surrounding Prescott's future have intensified, particularly after Chris Simms' comments on NBC, suggesting that the Cowboys might be nearing the end of their rope with him. "There’s been some murmurs that in Dallas that they’re a little bit like at the end of their rope with Dak Prescott like it’s like things better turn around or he ain’t gonna be the quarterback there next year," Simms stated, highlighting the pressure on Prescott to deliver results.

Despite…