This Dude Who Hopped Around Dallas Doing Dak Prescott’s Stupid Warm-Up Move Won Halloween

Dude Doing Dak Prescott's Warm-Up Routine Won Halloween (VIDEO)

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While Dak Prescott hasn’t quite reached Jameis Winston levels of comedy when it comes to the absurdity of his workouts and pregame routines, he has developed a move that’s become so recognizable that someone down in Dallas turned it into a Halloween costume.

Over the weekend in Dallas, a dude was spotted rocking a white Dak Prescott jersey, over-the-ear headphones, and a Cowboys towel hanging on his waistband as he did the QB’s silly warmup routine across the bar.

The video of the routine was so funny that a tweet “hoping he did this all night everywhere he went” racked up over 30,000 likes on Twitter.

A dude in a Dak Prescott jersey was spotted in Dallas doing the QB’s silly pregame warmup routine across an outdoor bar

Despite his silly pregame routine, Prescott and the Cowboys have been anything but this season as Big D currently sits at 6-2 and is undoubtedly one of the best teams in an unusually weak NFC (at least right now).

On Sunday, which was Prescott’s second game after returning from injury, the Cowboys whooped upon the Chicago Bears, beating them by a score of 49-29. As for Dak, he completed 21 of 27 passes for 250 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.

Next week, Dak and the Cowboys will take on Aaron Rodgers and the struggling Green Bay Packers, who have lost four straight games and currently sit in second in the NFC North with a 3-5 record. After that, the Cowboys will face their sternest test of the season as they take on the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings. Four days later, for their traditional Thanksgiving day matchup, the Cowboys will take on their NFC East division rivals, the New York Giants, who also currently sit at 6-2.

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