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What struck Spellman was how Prescott interacted with everybody. Spellman has worked with 3DQB, the quarterback gurus Prescott has been with the past two years, and has been around professional athletes in other sports.
"Just his actions, like being the first guy in the huddle, breaking the guys down, watching them, coaching the other guys, getting them lined up -- he was incredible," Spellman said. "I had never met Dak, so I didn't know what to expect. I've been around a lot of other guys, other quarterbacks, and it's hard being the quarterback because you always have to be leading. But Dak was the first in line to do every drill."
Building relationships is where Prescott thrives. He studied educational psychology at Mississippi State and worked on his master's degree in workforce leadership.
"What makes people tick, how to get people going, how to find their purpose," Prescott said. "Just my interest in how the human mind works, and everybody's is different."
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