Cowboys visit Browns with surprising Prescott

Cowboys visit Browns with surprising Prescott Cowboys visit Browns with surprising Prescott The last time the Dallas Cowboys talked about Josh McCown in detail, they thought they required a veteran reinforcement quarterback for Tony Romo and were thinking about an exchange with Cleveland in preparing camp. Dak Prescott changed everything for Dallas, venturing in when Romo joined reinforcement Kellen Moore among the harmed and turning into the second new kid on the block in NFL history to win six of his initial seven begins. Amusement No. 8 is Sunday at the winless Browns, who wound up requiring McCown and four others after Robert Griffin III's broken left shoulder set off a progression of wounds. "That is something I figure I'll do after the season," Prescott said when inquired as to whether he stops to think how much things have changed in four months. "I sensed that I could be the starter sooner or later in this group and for this association. It simply happened sooner than I might suspect we as a whole anticipated." The Cowboys (6-1) are deferring their quarterback address, moving once more into practice since they can because of the astounding accomplishment of Prescott. Dallas has a two-amusement lead in the NFC East. It was a more prompt sympathy toward the Browns (0-8). New kid on the block Cody Kessler, whose first shot came when McCown broke his left collarbone the week after Griffin got hurt, missed a week ago's 31-28 misfortune to the New York Jets with a blackout, however was cleared for the current week. McCown was strong against the Jets, tossing for 341 yards and two touchdowns. What's more, the 37-year-old was incredible the last time he confronted the Cowboys, tossing for 348 yards and four TDs in Chicago's 45-28 win in 2013. Mentor Hue Jackson said Friday that Kessler will begin against the Cowboys. "It is not troublesome at all since we both need to play and we both need to do what is best for the group," McCown said. "I have said it some time recently, however particularly when you are 0-8, you are just for whatever it takes to get us a win." It will be Cleveland's first amusement since obtaining linebacker Jamie Collins from New England in the most huge arrangement before the exchanging due date. On the off chance that the fourth-year player was influenced by the sudden change in his group's viewpoint, he wasn't demonstrating it. "I know how to handle circumstances, and circumstances happen constantly," Collins said. "I am up for the test, and like I said, I have been there some time recently, so it is truly no major ordeal to me." Things to consider as the Cowboys go for their initial seven-amusement winning streak since 2007, and first ever after an opening misfortune: