Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott took over Tony Romo's job nine years ago and hasn't looked back.
Now, he has the opportunity to surpass him in the franchise record books in a crucial NFC East matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
According to team reporter Kyle Youmans, Prescott needs just 160 passing yards to become the Cowboys' all-time leading passer. Romo currently holds the record with 34,183 yards, while Prescott currently sits 34,024 yards.
One small obstacle stands in Prescott's way: the Eagles have one of the. best pass defenses in the NFL.
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The Eagles defense holds its opponents to only 20.1 points per game , Opponents are 53 of 131 on third down conversion and 6 of 18 on fourth downs, including five fourth-down stops again

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