“Josh Allen would never,” NFL Twitter’s HILARIOUS reaction to Dak Prescott’s self-obsessed phone wallpaper
NFL Twitter roast Dak Prescott
The Dallas Cowboys are on a roll currently and took down the New York Giants in the Thanksgiving game 28-20 at the AT&T Stadium. With this victory, the Cowboys currently stand at 8-3 for the season.
Star quarterback Dak Prescott had an average game against the Giants and had 21 completions out of 30 attempts, with 261 yards, 2 touchdowns, and 2 INTs taking his overall QBR up to 91.1.
With the Cowboys trailing 13-7 at half-time, Dak Prescott’s 15-yard touchdown pass to Dalton Schultz midway through the third quarter enabled them to take the lead.
Dak Prescott is obsessed with himself, and it shows in his phone wallpaper
During an interview after the game against the New York Giants, a television shot caught the phone wallpaper of Dak Prescott. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback was holding the phone in his left palm with both of his hands resting on his hips, which meant that the front view of the phone could be seen by the viewers.
And it was immediately revealed what wallpaper Dak Prescott has set on his phone. To the surprise of the fans, Dak Prescott has set a picture of himself as his wallpaper! Fans immediately took to Twitter to criticize him for showing too much self-love and obsession.
“Dak Prescott’s cell phone wallpaper is a picture of himself. Weird,” tweeted one. “Very cowboy thing to do,” said another. However, some even defended Prescott by saying if they were an NFL quarterback they would probably do the same – “People really mad at my QB for having himself as his background. What y’all want him to have as his background the generic wallpaper that’s on the phone when you get it.”
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys will be next seen in action against the Indianapolis Colts at the AT&T stadium. Prescott and the company will be looking to make it three wins out of three and keep the momentum going.
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