NFL quarterbacking is a tough gig. A player can be runner-up MVP one year, with a rightful claim to the crown, and not even considered a top-10 guy the following offseason. Such is the life of Dallas Cowboys signal caller Dak Prescott, who dropped out of the Top 10 in ESPN's annual polling of NFL executives.

Dak Prescott became the first member of the Dallas Cowboys to come off the board on Monday at No. 79, a massive drop from his No. 16 spot in 2024. The countdown will continue throughout training camp, and it is still to be determined where players like Micah Parsons and CeeDee Lamb will stand.