Prescott will continue to be the Cowboys' starting quarterback, according to owner and general manager Jerry Jones, who followed Sunday's win over the Steelers by saying, "We're going to let this decision in this case make itself. Dak's got a hot hand and we're going to go with it," ESPN's Todd Archer reports.
Prescott's case to remain Dallas' starter has grown stronger with each passing week, and Sunday's 319-yard, two-touchdown performance in Pittsburgh proved no different. With 18 total touchdowns compared to just five turnovers, the rookie has led the Cowboys to eight straight wins and the top record in the NFC, emerging as the team's long-term answer at quarterback along the way. So even though Tony Romo (back) is expected to be active in Week 11 against the Ravens, Prescott will rightfully keep the reins to the Cowboys' offense, solidifying his fantasy stock for the foreseeable future.