During the offseason, Dak Prescott and his teammates bragged about wanting their offense to be the greatest offense there is. They called it GOTI for short.
The Cowboys currently rank third in points per game (30.5) and 12th in yards per game (347.5).
“I guess your perspective is encouraging that these are good numbers, but they can come up with numbers for everything,” Prescott said Tuesday, via Calvin Watkins of Dallas Morning News. “I’m not one to get caught up in numbers or stats or records or anything because of things like that. We’re four games in, and they’re already taking out a number of teams based on entire seasons. Yeah, it’s encouraging. I guess we’re not even where we want to be, and we haven’t put all four quarters together like we think we should. Yeah, but like I said, I think that’s what we are.
The Cowboys finished second in yards and seventh in points last season. With all 11 starters returning, the Cowboys have bigger aspirations for 2026.
Prescott introduced the acronym GOTI to the offensive players during their annual bonding trip, held this summer in Park City, Utah.
Prescott hasn’t been shy about sharing the goal of the offense, and he continues to support and aim for it.
“No, I have no regrets,” Prescott said. “We’re four games in. I think we can improve. Am I happy with what we’ve done? Absolutely not. Do I think what we’ve done is enough? Absolutely not. Do I still believe that this is who we are and this is what we’re going to be? I do.”
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