3 reasons Dak Prescott is undoubtedly better than Carson Wentz

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2. Numbers Don’t Lie

Career Stats: Dak Prescott

65.8 percent completion rate
7.6 yards per attempt
7.8 adjusted yards per attempt
11.6 yards per completion
97.0 passer rating
Two seasons with over 3,800 passing yards

Career Stats: Carson Wentz

63.8 percent completion rate
6.9 yards per attempt
7.1 adjusted yards per attempt
10.8 yards per completion
92.7 passer rating
One season with more than 3,800 passing yards

Wentz deserves some benefit of doubt, with a depleted set of wide receivers last year while Prescott operated with a full complement of weapons.

Diving a little deeper, with 2019 as an easy comparison since Prescott and Wentz both played all 16 games. Going further, Pro Football Focus had the Eagles ranked No. 1 and the Cowboys No. 4 in their offensive line rankings at the end of the 2019 regular season.

Prescott sack rate: 3.7 percent (596 pass attempts)
Wentz sack rate: 5.7 percent (607 pass attempts)

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