Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott called out the media's coverage of his personal life after he knocked down his 9,000-square-foot Texas mansion this week.

Dak Prescott didn’t approve of the media’s coverage regarding his “destroyed” mansion. The longtime Cowboys quarterback had his mansion torn down to its studs earlier this week, as TMZ reported, but it was by design. The star slinger is aiming for a modern home that is more in line with his vision and needs.

Videos of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s 8,800-square foot home being torn to make way for a new one spread on social media earlier this week.

Brandin Cooks has his first touchdown with Dallas. The Cowboys have taken a 17-10 lead over the Chargers with 11:19 left in the fourth quarter, as quarterback Dak Prescott hit Cooks with a 2-yard pass in the end zone for the go-ahead score.

Dak Prescott is a fan of quiet luxury, it appears. Or at least luxury that isn't written about in the papers. The Dallas Cowboys' $240-million man tore down his 9,000 square-foot, $4.7 million mansion in Prosper,

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has torn down his house, and he’ll build a new one on the site of it. The demolition project received plenty of coverage this week. On Thursday, Prescott expressed frustration with the extent of it.

While discussing his belief that the Cowboys are heading toward a “slow regression” as they face off against a tough schedule over the next seven games, Colin Cowherd boldly declared on his FS1 Show,