Dak Prescott Nears Tony Romo's Cowboys Touchdown Passes Record
ESPN reports the Dallas Cowboys quarterback needs four more touchdown passes to break the franchise record held by Tony Romo, and gathered accounts from players who caught scoring throws from him.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is four touchdown passes away from surpassing Tony Romo's franchise record for career touchdown passes, according to ESPN.
ESPN reported that it compiled recollections from several players who have caught touchdown passes from Prescott over the course of his career, describing the moments as part of a look back at his path toward the milestone.
The report frames Prescott's pursuit of the record as a significant marker in his tenure with the Cowboys, noting that Romo currently holds the franchise mark for touchdown passes thrown.
ESPN did not provide a specific date by which Prescott is expected to reach or surpass the record, but presented the four-touchdown threshold as the current gap between Prescott and Romo's total.
The outlet's report focused on personal anecdotes from teammates and receivers who caught scoring passes from Prescott, offering perspective on his development and connections with pass-catchers throughout his career with Dallas.
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