Through Dak Prescott's eyes: The Cowboys QB breaks down a play and all he sees

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Through Dak Prescott's eyes: The Cowboys QB breaks down a play and all he sees

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FRISCO, Texas -- For the briefest of moments between each play, Dak Prescott can take a breath. From there Prescott delivers the call to the rest of the...

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  • FRISCO, Texas -- For the briefest of moments between each play, Dak Prescott can take a breath.
  • From there Prescott delivers the call to the rest of the Dallas Cowboys players in the huddle.
  • As Prescott walks to the line of scrimmage, he gets his first look at the opposing defense.
  • All this -- and more -- happens in 40 seconds before the ball is even snapped, Prescott told ESPN this spring, when he sat down to go through a single play and everything it entails.

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Through Dak Prescott's eyes: The Cowboys QB breaks down a play and all he sees

FRISCO, Texas -- For the briefest of moments between each play, Dak Prescott can take a breath. From there Prescott delivers the call to the rest of the Dallas Cowboys players in the huddle. As Prescott walks to the line of scrimmage, he gets his first look at the opposing defense. All this -- and more -- happens in 40 seconds before the ball is even snapped, Prescott told ESPN this spring, when he sat down to go through a single play and everything it entails. Prescott estimates a normal play will have anywhere from two to 10 decisions. "It's just unconscious." Seeing a play through Prescott's eyes To protect their current offensive calls, the play Prescott dissected was against an uncommon opponent for Dallas, the Cleveland Browns.

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