Dak Prescott, QB - Dallas Cowboys

After bursting onto the scene as a rookie, Prescott struggled mightily in year number two. Part of that may have been the absence of Ezekiel Elliott for a long stretch, but Prescott also didn't make good decisions with the football. As a rookie he was asked to manage games for the most part, while last season the Cowboys needed him to win them, and without much around him on offense. Gone are Dez Bryant and Jason Witten, as newly added Allen Hurns and rookie Michael Gallup figure to play a big role in the receiving game. Tavon Austin was also signed this offseason and Dallas hasn't been shy about their plans to target him plenty coming out of the backfield. The key going forward for Prescott is pretty clearly the running game, but Austin could add an interesting element if the Cowboys can figure out how to use him correctly-something the Rams never did. Still, based on what we've seen the past couple seasons, Prescott would appear to be at his best averaging pass attempts in the mid-20s per game and utilizing his rushing ability to keep defenses honest and convert in the red zone.