“The end is coming” – Stephen A Smith warns Cowboys season is done for after Dak Prescott’s INT-filled showing vs Jaguars

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys lost in a heartbreaking manner to the Jacksonville Jaguars last night. They led by 27-10 at one point in the third quarter but went on to lose the game 34-40 in overtime.

Prescott threw two interceptions and one of them was a pick-six that sealed the win for the Jaguars. There were growing concerns about Prescott throwing interceptions and this performance will fuel them even further.

The Cowboys will head into their game against the Philadelphia Eagles next week as favorites.

Following the loss to the Jaguars, Stephen A. Smith trolled the Cowboys and claimed the end is coming soon for them. Here's what Smith said about the Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott after the defeat:

"You see it's just about patience that's all I say, like I sprinkled out to you weeks ago Dak Prescott was a reason to be conservative, Do you like how picked out how pointed out how hey you know something?"

Smith added:

"A pick six or something along those lines about the habit do you like how pointed out that what can go wrong will go wrong?... Because you know what I know. The end is coming. And this gonna be before the Super Bowl."

Stephen A. Smith is patiently waiting for the Cowboys to crumble in the playoffs, just like they did last season against the San Francisco 49ers. Although the Cowboys have played well at times, they still have many flaws that are likely to be exposed come playoff time.

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Is Dak Prescott a concern for the Cowboys?

Dak Prescott: Dallas Cowboys v Green Bay Packers

Whenever the Cowboys' defense is unable to step up, their offense seems to crumble, committing turnovers at critical points. Dak Prescott has been careless with the ball, and he deserves a fair share of criticism.

Prescott has a passer rating of 93.8 for 2,103 yards, 17 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions in nine games this season. The interceptions are increasing rapidly as we head further towards the playoffs, and this is a major concern.

Next week's game against the Eagles will be a litmus test for the Cowboys. This is the biggest regular season game of the season, and if Prescott messes up again, serious questions will be asked.

The Eagles are hungry for another win over the Cowboys, and they will come out all guns blazing. It will be interesting to see how the Cowboys handle them or if they can handle them at all.

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