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Dak Prescott has been one of the most electrifying quarterbacks in the NFL this 2025 season, as he leads one of the league’s best offenses in the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys are ranked second in offensive rating, only behind the Indianapolis Colts, and it’s thanks in large part to Prescott. The Dallas signal-caller has already thrown for 2,069 yards and 16 passing touchdowns while committing only five interceptions. Sure enough, plenty of eyes will be on Prescott and whether he can bring the Cowboys back into the win column when they face the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football in Week 9. The Cardinals are 2-5 on the season, while the Cowboys aren’t much better, sitting at 3-4-1. However, if there’s one thing that Prescott isn’t lacking in any game, it’s faith. His Christian faith has allowed him to embrace any adversity that comes his way. In fact, when he signed a four-year, $160 million contract with the Cowboys in 2021 following a horrific ankle injury, he talked about his faith and how it helped him. “If you’ve known my life, if you’ve known my story, whatever circumstance that is, I’m going to take it with a smile and be thankful that God has put me in this position to overcome it, to be an example to others,” Prescott said at the time, per Sports Spectrum. Prescott’s Christian belief has never wavered. In fact, in an Instagram Stories post a little over a week ago, the Cowboys QB’s fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, revealed that he consistently reads the Bible in his free time. “He is focusing on football and reading the Bible in his free time and not on instagram at the moment so no lol,” Ramos said when a fan asked if Prescott could follow them back on the social media platform. “My Godly man.” The Cowboys may be struggling, particularly on defense where they are among the worst in the NFL. Despite that, Prescott continues to march on and take on the challenge, believing that those problems are opportunities for growth and that they will ultimately make him a better player.
