Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says Jerry Jones and fans are to blame for one of the team’s troubles.

The Cowboys’ quarterback, Dak Prescott, has been heavily attacked during their home games. Things are getting worse, and they have lost all three games they’ve played in Arlington, giving up more than 40 points in each loss.

During the bye week, he got engaged to Sarah Jane Ramos, which made him point the finger even more. Now he’s yelled at fans who go on tours of the team’s training grounds.

Fans are not welcome at The Star, according to Dak Prescott.

Tours of The Star, Dallas’ training facility, were criticized by several present Cowboys players. Dak Prescott said that he doesn’t mind fans being there, but it’s not good for the team’s mental health.

This is all I know on the one hand. Nobody walking around the building is going to get in the way of my work. The quarterback told Jon Machota of The Athletic on Thursday, “I’m present where I am.”

The truth is that I think it’s an excuse. The reporters coming into the locker room and talking doesn’t change anything. This is also something that guys complain about, and I don’t get it.

“You have to deal with some things because you’re a professional.” Yes, other places do offer tours, but I think that’s because of how this group works. The tours cost 10 times as much here. Realistically, you have to accept it. Being in a group that people want to see is something you can be thankful for, or you can let it ruin your day.

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As for tours being like playing in front of a sold-out crowd at AT&T Stadium, that’s because most of the team’s fans have turned against the quarterback this year.

“If that’s the case, then the crowd is a distraction when you’re on the field,” Prescott stated.

“The NFL is there.” The business side of things is exactly why this game is fun, why people want to watch it, and why you can build ties with your fans.

You will be distracted by fans in any venue if that bothers you.