He closed out the regular season ranked in the top five in several major categories for NFL QB. He entered the playoff matchup against the Green Bay Packers with 4,516 yards (3rd), 36 touchdowns (1st), 9 interceptions and a QB rating of 72.5 (2nd).

Although some rolled there eyes when Jerry Jones and company decided to fire Kellen Moore at the end of last season — as he’s regarded as one of the up and coming young and brilliant offensive minds — head coach Mike McCarthy took over play calling and the Dallas Cowboys offense looked elite for the majority of the year.

Finally, Prescott and CeeDee Lamb found the perfect chemistry and emerged as arguably the top QB/WR tandem in the league.

Beyond Dak Prescott and the explosive offense that averaged 389 yards and 30 points per game and finished with 77 touchdowns in the regular season, the Dallas Cowboys had a defense that finished the season ranked 5th in the NFL.

Everything was lined up for success, yet the Dallas brass finds themselves in an all too familiar position.

After another disappointing early exit in the playoffs, the Dallas brass entered the offseason with more question marks than answers.

Dallas Cowboys Host Former Ohio State QB For Workout, Dinner As Dak Prescott’s Future Remains Uncertain

The  Cowboys are looking at a new quarterback amid what could be the last season the team has Dak Prescott under contract.

With that in mind, the team is looking at other possible replacements that could end up being the starter in 2025.

That search for the Dallas Cowboys begins this week as former Ohio State quarterback Kory Curtis worked out for the team today. Not only that, Kurtis is scheduled to have dinner with the team.

Kory Curtis’ last football game with the Gannon Knights was in November 2022.

It was announced that the Quad City Steamrollers of the Indoor Football League announced that they would be signing Curtis for the 2024 season, and although he is excited about the opportunity, he wants to play in the league and the Dallas Cowboys could be his chance to get in the NFL.

In Kurtis’ time at Ohio State, he had to share duties with the likes of J.T. Barrett, Tate Martell, Justin Fields, Joe Burrow, and the late Dwayne Haskins.