Dak Prescott butchered that final play call in loss to the 49ers — Nick | NFL | FIRST THINGS FIRST

The Dallas Cowboys' season is over after they fall to the San Francisco 49ers, 23-17. Many Cowboys fans are pointing fingers at the referees after the snap was delayed for umpire Ramon George to adjust the spot, but Nick Wright says this is on their quarterback Dak Prescott. Watch as he lays out his biggest takeaways from the game, and why this final play might have been the best thing to happen to the quarterback since the sleep number marketing team called.

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Dak Prescott butchered that final play call in loss to the 49ers — Nick | NFL | FIRST THINGS FIRST

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[MRgamer]

They nailed it here, cowboys were a “super bowl” team and lost to nearly every playoff team they faced and blamed the refs evry single time.

[tigerhoods]

Mike McCarthy is now 3-0 against the Cowboys in the playoffs.

[mindyourbuisness]

So we are finally admitting that Rodgers was right about Mccarthy

[mikealdana]

Analyze/dissect Dallas’ game however you want, they’re heading into the offseason w/problems that were magnified in last night’s loss to SF. Undisciplined/uninspired play doomed Dallas throughout the entire game…

[TheRealParker]

Led the league in penalties…..highest penalties in a post season game in history…….who saw a early playoff loss……oh yeah history!

[sportacularfilms-stf]

This game was one of the few times the refs did a really good job. Almost every time they showed a replay it showed the refs making the right call. But somehow the Cowboy fans are still gonna find a way to blame them.

[mtizzy]

Bend the parameters of time and space...Love the phrasing of that!

[stevew]

Dak signed a massive contract and he cant throw it 40 yards with 14 seconds left? That is one of the questions that should be asked.

[christiansantos]

Dak is the most overpaid quarterback ever

[Vondad]

All this is really a translation from what Arron Rodgers was saying about McCarthey all this time; Rodgers was right and people didn't want to listen until now.

[animesempai]

Funny how people love to blame the refs, but the refs didn't put the Cowboys down 10 to nothing and made Dak Prescott play horrible in the first half. Smh so many excuses

[PeterLarsenJr]

Nick may upset a lot of people. I get that. But he does make sense a lot of times too.

[Corpsman]

14 penalties in playoffs just doesn’t work!!! Dallas blew it.

[alexanderdumas-]

their season ending with Clock Mismanagement is no coincidence, this is why you don’t hire coaches during slumber parties

[idocare]

Been saying this for about 8 years, they blame everyone but Dak. I also was shocked when I heard Mike was our coach and I think alot of us said "WHYYY???!!"

[matthewgolub]

I'm an Eagles fan, so seeing the Cowboys season end on such a disaster of a play really warms my heart.

[rogerlivingstone]

Cowboys did not lose on the last play. They lost the game long before that. Penalties, bad play, choke after choke.

[craigrose]

Cowboys always blame someone else, they can't admit they lose on their own merit. It's a Cowboys thing.

[danielkang]

I want to use Johnson's famous Quoted after Cowboys beat 49ers in NFC Championship "How about Damm Cowboys"
To "How about dumb Cowboys"...

[jordanslingluff]

I'm glad people on TV finally talking about the Cowboys entitlement issues. I feel like the Raiders had that rep for a long time. Always a conspiracy, always someone else's the excuses keep them from stepping up and taking the next step. Its also why no matter the personal Jerry Jones keeps them feeling like they are owed something. That accountability died off when the Jimmy Johnson team finally went their way in the late 90's.