Last year, two NFL star players went through this type of situation: Dak Prescott, quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, and Aidan Hutchinson, the spectacular defensive end of the Detroit Lions. Both players were only able to play roughly half the season.

If Prescott stays healthy and leads the Cowboys back to the playoffs in a cut-throat NFC East climate, he will be the politically correct choice for Comeback Player of the Year. Let’s not forget, this award has become a quarterback’s campaign; a signal caller has won it in each of the last seven seasons.

The Dallas Cowboys are pleased with their cheap offseason trade with the New England Patriots to acquire QB Joe Milton ... so much so that he's spent all of training camp as the No. 2 guy behind Dak Prescott.

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In a recent survey released by ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, he ranked his top 10 NFL QBs on seven different skillsets from arm strength and mechanics to ball placement and pocket presence. Despite being a recent MVP candidate, Prescott only landed on one of Orlovsky’s top 10 lists — mechanics.

Dak Prescott is confident the Dallas Cowboys will be making an NFC Championship run this upcoming season. NFL fans believe that won't be the case once again.

If you’re playing fantasy football, you’ve probably heard of ADP or “average draft position.” For those who don’t know, ADP is exactly what it sounds like … it’