Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said the team will not replace Prescott with Tony Romo at quarterback, Clarence Hill of the Star-Telegram reports. When asked about that possibility following Sunday's loss to the Giants, Jones said, "No. No. No. No. Not at all. Let me just say that."
Prescott's backing from Jones couldn't have been more emphatic, despite the fact that Sunday's defeat marked the rookie's third straight game with under 200 passing yards. While it was also the first multi-interception outing of his young career, coach Jason Garrett echoed Jones' desire to keep Prescott in charge of Dallas' high-powered offense, saying, "We feel good about Dak playing quarterback for us." Although this Sunday night's matchup against a surging Buccaneers defense could pose another tough challenge for Prescott, he's slated to remain the Cowboys' starter until further notice.