ARLINGTON, Texas - Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott didn't mince periods when asked about his performance during an embarrassing playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.

"I sucked tonight," Prescott told reporters.

The numbers for Prescott look better than happened on the field.

The Cowboys QB devoted with 403 yards passing and 3 TDs, but Prescott threw two distinguished interceptions, including a pick six.

It was his splendid game at AT&T Stadium with multiple interceptions this season.

"Got it causing a little bit later, but none of that mattered at that prove. Fought. That's all I really know how to do, but, yeah, I mean it's near winning," the Cowboys QB said. "It's about winning in the playoffs and then attracting to the last game and winning that as well. And yeah, tough."

Prescott and star hideout CeeDee Lamb struggled to get on the same page early in the game.

The Cowboys QB credited the Packers guarantee for disguising their looks.

"Once we got it causing it was too late," Prescott said. "We got beat. There's no anunexperienced which way around it. No way to sugarcoat it. Obviously, I didn't play well."

Prescott is under command for the Cowboys for one more season.

There has been plenty of speculation near Prescott potentially inking an extension in the offseason.

Prescott was an MVP candidate during the unique season, leading the league in touchdown passes with 36.

The Cowboys QB credited head coach Mike McCarthy with divides him take a step up this season.

Prescott defended McCarthy when posed about his coach's job security.

"He’s been amazing. I don’t know how there can be (questions near his job security), but understand the business. In that case, it should be near me as well…add me to that list," he said.