Not one in the nine coordinated team activities. None in the three-day June minicamp.

On Prescott's second throw of clinic on Thursday, he had been nudged in the side along with a pass meant for receiver Dez Bryant sailed high and in the arms of cornerback Anthony Brown.

"I told him, 'You know, you're sort of thanks,'" Linehan said.

Afterward, in seven-on-seven drills, Prescott attempted to match a pass through tight zone policy into wide receiver Brice Butler, but linebacker Mark Nzeocha browse Prescott's eyes and jumped the drama for the selection. Linehan wasn't delighted with this choice.

He'd only four interceptions to choose his 23 touchdown passes. Tom Brady submitted the ideal ratio (28 touchdowns, two interceptions) past year.

Prescott started his career with 176 directly passes without an interception, the most with no choice to start a career in NFL history. Next, after submitting interceptions in back-to-back matches, he went five straight with no one. Two of the four interceptions came in 1 game (in the New York Giants).

Many wonder how Dak Prescott Jersey can do in his next year -- although not anyone related to the Cowboys.

"He is among those hardest-working men I've seen in the quarterback position in quite a very long time," receiver Cole Beasley explained. "His strategy along with his mindset will restrain this, and he has had a excellent approach up to now. He is the sort of guy that is likely to grind no matter what and continue to get better regardless of how great he gets."

Given his achievements, Prescott has put a high bar.

Last year Prescott was only figuring out that the Cowboys' offense, but he's taking more opportunities in training this season to check his limits.

"I will respond off that. That just includes prep outside here. Now, I believe being at camp and those additional repetitions, this can give me a while to speed, I figure, my risk versus benefit, sort of evaluation it occasionally. I may enter clinic one day and only gamble the entire clinic, but that's exactly what this time is for, so when I get in the game I know my opportunities."

Linehan stated Prescott understands when the trainer is mad, "since I give him a glance." The appearance came Thursday, but Linehan understands how Prescott will react.

"He gets angry and he gets it over," Linehan said. "He is really coachable. I don't really get angry at him. ... The very best thing you can do when you've got a negative drama is that you get to sit there. It may make you angry, but you can not become frustrated. He is really very good at going into another play.

Since Prescott was so great last season, it's tough to recall he's going into just his second season. He's only 16 games of regular-season activity and a single playoff game to his charge. He's lots to learn.

"I am just 1 year in, so there is a lot I can get better at," Prescott said. "There is more repetitions that I will encounter. There is far more defensive appearances which can come my way. So it is a lot I can get better in knowledge-wise. I am able to get my feet better. I am able to become better from falling back from beneath the middle, better precision. So it is not a single thing that I will point out and say I want to operate on: 'This is precisely what I could get better at.' I simply must get better altogether in the quarterback position."