**Dallas Cowboys’ Dak Prescott Encourages Holiday Generosity Among Teammates**
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is rallying his teammates to show appreciation for the staff who support them throughout the season by contributing to holiday bonuses. In a recent meeting featured on “Hard Knocks,” Prescott emphasized the importance of recognizing the hard work of those behind the scenes.
“Obviously, we get paid well,” Prescott stated, addressing his fellow players. “Coaches get paid. You’ll see some support staff, some of these guys get paid very well. However, these other people that do a lot for us – what do you want to help contribute to them to just say thank you? This is something we’ve done every year. Everyone has a sheet. It’s all gonna add up. All of our money goes into that pot.”
He encouraged his teammates to think about the individuals who contribute to their success, such as the offensive line, equipment managers, and other support staff. “Give more to the guys that work with you,” he urged. “This is an opportunity to give them more. The gist of this, once again, is not to make it too hard.”
Prescott also reminded his teammates to be generous, stating, “Don’t be cheap.” The Cowboys organization has a history of charitable giving during the holiday season, partnering with the Salvation Army to support various initiatives. Since 1997, the team has helped raise over $2.75 billion for the Red Kettle Campaign.
As the Cowboys prepare to face the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day, Prescott’s call for generosity serves as a reminder of the spirit of giving during the holiday season.
**FAQ**
**Why is Dak Prescott encouraging his teammates to give holiday bonuses?**
Dak Prescott is urging his teammates to show appreciation for the support staff who contribute to the team’s success by providing holiday bonuses, fostering a spirit of generosity and gratitude within the organization.
