Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of a critical offseason for the organization, given the changes being made.
While much of the attention at the end of the season surrounded the health of Dallas' stars such as Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, it quickly turned to the firing of head coach Mike McCarthy.
As the Cowboys turn the page and head into a new season with first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, they will be without offensive lineman Zack Martin.
The Cowboys star announced his retirement after the season, resulting in a slew of reactions from players around the league.
After the news surfaced online, Prescott reposted a photo of Martin, captioned, "Legendary Career."
Martin played in the NFL for 11 years, competing with the Cobwoys throughout his entire career. He retired as a seven-time All-Pro, nine-time Pro Bowler and a member of the 2010s Hall of Fame team.
Last season, the Cowboys posted a 7-10 record, losing back-to-back games to the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders to round out the year.
Prescott played just eight games for Dallas, nurisng a hamstring injury, which he eventually had to surgically repair.
During the season, Precott posted 11 touchdowns and 1,978 yards with a 64.7 completion percentage.
