Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Won't Take the Los Angeles Chargers Lightly

On Thanksgiving, the 5-5 Dallas Cowboys will host the 4-6 Los Angeles Chargers in a game that will deal a significant hit to the loser's playoff hopes.

In a refusal to look past his opponent, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott took note of L.A.'s work in the trenches.

"Up front, they might not be the most talented we play, but I'd definitely say they're the hardest motor and the highest motor," Prescott told the Orange County Register's Jack Wang.

Prescott must keep an eye on pass-rushers Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram. They have racked up 19 sacks through 10 games.

Fortunately for the Cowboys signal-caller, four-time Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith practiced and looks probable to play after he missed two games with a groin injury, per the Dallas Morning News' Jon Machota:

Without Smith, opposing defenses have sacked Prescott 12 times in the last two outings. He should feel more comfortable in the pocket with an All-Pro pass protector on his blind side.