PALM BEACH, Fla. — Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy called it a “priority.”
Owner/general manager Jerry Jones deemed it his “wish.”
Quarterback Dak Prescott, the men emphasized this week, should capitalize on offseason opportunities for growth.
“My wish would be for him to get as much time throwing with our receivers as he can in the offseason,” Jones said at NFL owners meetings this week. “I would like, when we get to the first game, for him to have had more time in the offseason with our receivers.”
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The wish stems from several factors surrounding Dallas’ passing game. On the plus side, Prescott attacks this offseason with contract certainty and health that had eluded him in recent years. He is physically capable of putting in the requisite work to build chemistry and eager to focus on football after grueling months of rehabilitation…