Former NFL Pro Bowler criticizes Dak Prescott after Cowboys' loss to 49ers, calls quarterback 'sucks'

Former NFL safety and NBA Sports Bay Area analyst Donte Whitner criticizes Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, calling him a "sucks" and not a quality quarterback. Whitner believes the Cowboys are covering up for Prescott's shortcomings. The 49ers defense made Prescott look like a "tier-four quarterback" in their recent blowout win. Whitner also criticizes the Cowboys defense, calling them "all talk, no bark."

In a disappointing "Sunday Night Football" matchup, the Dallas Cowboys suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers, losing 42-10. Quarterback Dak Prescott had a particularly rough game, throwing three interceptions and only managing to score one touchdown.

Following the game, Donte Whitner, a former NFL safety and current NBA Sports Bay Area analyst, didn't hold back in his criticism of Prescott. Whitner boldly stated that Prescott is simply not a quality quarterback, declaring, "Dak Prescott sucks. Period."

Whitner went on to express his disbelief at the Cowboys' praise of Prescott as one of the best quarterbacks in the league, stating that he doesn't see it. According to Whitner, the Cowboys are attempting to cover up Prescott's shortcomings by relying on quick throws and limiting his options on the field. In Whitner's opinion, Prescott lacks the ability to effectively read defenses and exploit their weaknesses.

The San Francisco 49ers' defense had a field day against Prescott, holding him to a lackluster performance. The 30-year-old quarterback completed just 14 of 24 passes for a mere 153 yards, earning a dismal quarterback rating of 46.4. And let's not forget about the three interceptions he threw.

Whitner didn't mince words when describing Prescott's performance, claiming that the 49ers' defense made him look like a bottom-tier quarterback. This is a harsh assessment considering Prescott's struggles with turnovers last season and his four interceptions so far this season.

When asked if the Cowboys would fare better with backup quarterback Cooper Rush, Whitner immediately dismissed the idea, emphatically stating, "Oh no." According to Whitner, the only other option for the Cowboys would be to turn to rookie quarterback Trey Lance if things continue to go downhill.

In addition to his criticism of Prescott, Whitner also called out the Cowboys' defense, accusing them of being all talk and no action. With a current record of 3-2, the Cowboys have also suffered a loss to the Arizona Cardinals this season. Their next challenge will be facing the Los Angeles Chargers on "Monday Night Football."

In conclusion, it was a forgettable performance for the Dallas Cowboys and their quarterback Dak Prescott. Donte Whitner's scathing assessment of Prescott's abilities as a quarterback has sparked debate and raised questions about the Cowboys' offensive strategy. With the season still underway, it remains to be seen if Prescott can bounce back and prove his critics wrong.

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