Dak Prescott talks winning Super Bowl for daughters, his ranking among NFL quarterbacks

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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott opened up about his Super Bowl ambitions and where he believes he ranks among NFL quarterbacks in an interview with FOX 4 in Oxnard at the team's training camp.Super Bowl goals"I put that pressure on myself."Dak Prescott has been candid about his desire to win a Super Bowl since he arrived at Dallas Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, California. He arrived wearing a throwback Cowboys Super Bowl T-shirt."Winning is the best part of this game. And so, making relationships and all that are great. But if you can make those relationships and win, what it does for those relationships is beyond fallible. So I do think it's needed," Prescott said of winning a championship to solidify his career.Prescott mentioned his daughters as a primary motivator for him to win a Super Bowl."I want my girls to say my dad's a Super Bowl winning quarterback," Prescott tells FOX 4's Mike Doocy and Sam Gannon.He says it has meant the world to him to see his daughters watch

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