Dak Prescott appears to be much improved at Cowboys' offseason workouts

Though it's still t-shirt season, Dallas Cowboys' Star Quarterback Dak Prescott seems to have taken the next step as a passer this offseason.

Though it's been overshadowed by the heavily publicized contract negotiations going on behind the scenes, Prescott is quietly having a fantastic offseason. 

Jason Witten said today that Dak Prescott has had “a hell of a camp” this spring. When asked why, he said Dak’s accuracy and anticipation have improved dramatically from before he retired. #cowboyswire pic.twitter.com/NXcwFDg6rC

— David Helman (@davidhelman_) June 12, 2019

Reports have been coming in since the start of minicamp that Dak has been accurate to all levels of the field, has almost immediately clicked with his new receiver Randall Cobb, and has been demonstrating an increased command over the offense. 

Cowboys QB coach Jon Kitna on working with Dak Prescott: “I think he excels at everything. I don’t buy into this theory that there’s a lot to fix. ... When his feet and shoulders are in the right spot, he can throw it through a Froot Loop.”

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) June 12, 2019

On the following series, Dak Prescott kept on a read-option and was met near the line of scrimmage by Jeff Heath. There was some brief jawing and a little shoving between the two. Teammates stepped between https://t.co/SQCS7Ik5zc

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) June 12, 2019

It's early, all indications are that Dak is playing himself into the $30 Million QB that he will likely become in the coming weeks.