NFL's social media account challenges Shakira to do the Dallas Cowboys QB's "Dak Dance"

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott blew hot and cold in the 2021-22 season. First, he played great, but his level soon dropped off. Perhaps what he was best known for last year was his "Dak Dance" during pre-game warm-ups.

The 29-year-old was seen regularly doing his little dance on the field as he warmed up his hips and body for the game ahead.

The quarterback recently posted a video on how to do the "Dak Dance."

In the video, Prescott said:

"How to do the Dak Dance. It's all about the hips, all about the upper body and separate the two. Your upper body pulls back, and your hips fire, and simply there it is. That's how you do it."

Now, the NFL's social media account has challenged singer Shakira to film herself doing the dance. The NFL's social media account said the singer had 24 hours to respond.

It remains to be seen if the world-renowned singer will respond. Prescott likely won't stand a chance in a dance-off with the 45-year-old.

Can Dak Prescott lead the Cowboys to a Super Bowl in 2023?

NFC Wild Card Playoffs - San Francisco 49ers v Dallas Cowboys

Last year seemed to be the year for Dallas. They had a good regular season, won the division, and had one of the most explosive offenses in the league. This was coupled with a defense that took the ball away for fun. Yet they still couldn't get it done.

Dallas was beaten by the San Francisco 49ers 23-17 in the Wild Card round of the playoffs in what was a horrible showing from America's Team.

They were expected to regroup in the offseason and get stronger. They did the opposite. Losing Amari Cooper, Cedric Wilson, and Randy Gregory has made the Cowboys considerably weaker.

Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles strengthened significantly, thanks to signing A.J. Brown from the Tennessee Titans, along with several stud draft picks.

Many believe that Dallas won't win the Super Bowl this coming season. The team now has too many question marks on offense. CeeDee Lamb is their only true star receiver. Until Michael Gallup returns from his ACL injury, Prescott will have to function without elite receivers.

The idea is that Dallas will be a more defensively oriented team in 2022. What is the old saying? "Defense wins championships." But will Dallas be able to put up enough points? Prescott has shown his ability to air out the football, but is that enough? Probably not.