The Seattle Seahawks vs the Dallas Cowboys match on Thursday delivered everything that an NFL enthusiast would need. The Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott stole the show and secured their ninth victory for the season. However, in the past six games, it’s the Cowboys’ fifth victory, rallying in the race to playoffs.

However, hailing the quarterback’s promising gameplay, Chad Johson got candid and rallied his emotions for Prescott. In his avatar, Johnson tagged Prescott as “Elite” claiming that Prescott’s name needs to be in the MVP conversation for the 2023 NFL season. 

Chad Johnson hails Dak Prescott

Nightcap’s YouTube channel uploaded a video featuring Chad Johnson and Shannon Sharpe in a candid conversation. After the Seahawks’ victory, Johnson credited the victory to Prescott and praised his promising gameplay.

Hailing Prescott, Johnson said, “Dak showed why his name should be in the MVP conversation, and why he is one of the best. You don’t like me using the word elite but in his play, the past few weeks it just that it’s been Elite. Especially Tonight is when you need a Dak to show, listen defense is not playing that well.”

The Dallas Cowboys are on a victory drill. However, in the NFC East division, the Cowboys are trailing behind the Eagles, who are boasting 10 victories and one defeat. But the Cowboys are looking promising if Prescott continues to stick to his A-Game. 

Prescott against the Seahawks

Prescott scored 299 yards and three touchdowns in the game against the Seahawks. The Cowboys kept their home winning streak intact, and it’s their 14 consecutive home victory. As usual, Prescott’s favorite aim was CeeDee Lamb. Lamb donned 12 passes for 116 yards and one touchdown. In Prescott’s lead, the Cowboys scored on 8 out of 9 possessions. Subsequently, Prescott lodged his name in the MVP conversation for the ongoing season. 

Sharing his thoughts on the game, Prescott said, “I put a lot in this game. I prepare my ass off. Got amazing coaches and players around me right now doing the exact same. So I just really think that’s the expectations that I have for myself, the standard that we’ve created as an offense and how we’re comfortable playing this game.”.

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However, there’s a long way to go. Prescott will have to continue to elevate his gameplay, to take the Cowboys to the playoffs. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on the Cowboys making it to the playoffs.

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