Is Dak Prescott set up to succeed in year 3? Cris Carter weighs in ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Is Dak Prescott set up to succeed in year 3? Cris Carter weighs in ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-08-22T10:55:00-04:00
Description: Cris Carter and Nick Wright discuss Jerry Jones' comments about Dak Prescott. Nick reveals why he thinks Jerry's comment indicates Dak is limited and is insulting to the QB. Plus, Cris shares his thoughts on whether Dak is set up for success in year 3.

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Cris Carter and Nick Wright discuss Jerry Jones' comments about Dak Prescott. Nick reveals why he thinks Jerry's comment indicates Dak is limited and is insulting to the QB. Plus, Cris shares his thoughts on whether Dak is set up for success in year 3.

AUGUST 22, 2018・first things first・9:28

National Football League

Dak Prescott

Dallas Cowboys

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Is Dak Prescott set up to succeed in year 3? Cris Carter weighs in ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Cris Carter and Nick Wright discuss Jerry Jones' comments about Dak Prescott. Nick reveals why he thinks Jerry's comment indicates Dak is limited and is insulting to the QB. Plus, Cris shares his thoughts on whether Dak is set up for success in year 3.

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