Huddle Up: Red hot entering play last Sunday, Prescott authored back-to-back stinkers heading into the bye. It was understandable on the road against a tough Broncos defense, but watching the Cowboys struggle to finish drives against Arizona's middling group was surprising. The bye gives Prescott and company time to reset, and given how explosive they looked for much of the season it feels very premature to be overly concerned. He'll be back on Monday night in Week 11 against the Raiders, and Prescott should be right back in your lineup as well.

Huddle Up: Prescott had been one of the hottest quarterbacks in the NFL, but Denver's stout defense humbled the Cowboys' passing attack, snapping Prescott's streak of four straight games with three-plus touchdowns in the process. Expect Prescott and company to return to form against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9.

Huddle Up: Prescott continued his best career start, passing for three-plus touchdowns for a fourth straight game and completing 70-plus percent of his passes for the fifth time this season. Prescott has 13 TD passes and no interceptions over his last four games and a 16:3 ratio for the season. Fantasy managers in all formats must keep riding his hot hand, especially now that Cee Dee Lamb is back.

Huddle Up: Prescott has thrown three or more touchdowns in each of the past three games, developing quite the rapport with George Pickens, especially with CeeDee Lamb sidelined. Prescott can be treated as a low-end QB1 in all fantasy leagues heading into Week 7 against the Washington Commanders.

Huddle Up: Prescott has thrown three or more touchdowns in each of the past three games, developing quite the rapport with George Pickens, especially with CeeDee Lamb sidelined. Prescott can be treated as a low-end QB1 in all fantasy leagues heading into Week 7 against the Washington Commanders.

Huddle Up: Prescott has thrown three or more touchdowns in each of the past three games, developing quite the rapport with George Pickens, especially with CeeDee Lamb sidelined. Prescott can be treated as a low-end QB1 in all fantasy leagues heading into Week 7 against the Washington Commanders.

Huddle Up: Against the top-ranked scoring defense in the NFL entering Week 4, Prescott started slowly but caught fire before halftime, leading the Cowboys to 40 points for the second time in the last three games. He didn't take many shots downfield, but getting the ball out quickly neutralized Green Bay's pass rush, and he kept Dallas ahead of the sticks. That he did it without CeeDee Lamb (ankle) made it all the more impressive. Prescott is a borderline QB1 with some nice matchups on the horizon.

Huddle Up: Prescott was lifted in the fourth quarter in favor of Joe Milton, as the game was out of hand. That's three games with just one 300-yard game, and that was an overtime contest. He also has three touchdowns and three interceptions in three games. He should be considered as a low-end QB1 or top QB2 in leagues of 12 or more teams heading into Week 4 against the Green Bay Packers.

Huddle Up: The Cowboys could only manage a field goal for most of the first half until Prescott connected with KaVontae Turpin for a 10-yard score. Needless to say, he started off slow and didn't help his cause with a baffling interception at the start of the second half. With that said, he did his fantasy managers right by passing for 224 yards and a score in the second half and overtime and even added a 14-yard run right at the end to set up the game-winning field goal. Prescott has not looked as sharp as we might have expected given the quality of his weapons, but he belongs in starting lineups again in Week 3 against a Chicago Bears defense that just surrendered five touchdown passes to Jared Goff in Week 2.