Yes, Dak at Round 6 is solid value — but it sits right at his ceiling as a pick.
Here's the breakdown from the wiki (from the Dak Prescott page):
- Current ADP: FantasyPros ranks him #86 overall — that's roughly late Round 7 / early Round 8 in 12-team leagues. So Round 6 (pick ~60-72) is a slight reach, but not a crazy one.
- Tier & Upside: The wiki slots him into Tier 2 "Patience" — QBs available Rounds 6-8 who have top-5 fantasy upside. He threw for 4,552 yards (#3 in NFL) in 2025 and has multiple top-5 QB finishes on his résumé.
- Best-of-both-worlds pitch: The draft guide calls him a "classic 'best of both worlds' option — immediate weekly upside without sacrificing roster depth at RB or WR earlier." That's exactly what you're doing grabbing him in Round 6.
The concerns to know: Left tackle is a real issue — Tyler Guyton allowed 31 pressures in just 10 games last year, and the Cowboys are still auditioning replacements. Also, the offense had the 3rd-worst turnover differential in the league, and George Pickens has been skipping OTAs (though Dak seems unbothered).
On FantasyPros, the crew debated this exact question and noted that to justify a Round 6 pick, Prescott needs to re-capture his elite 2021 form — which he's capable of, but isn't a guarantee .
Verdict: If your league-mates are letting QBs fly early, grabbing Dak at 6.06-6.08 is fine. He's a set-it-and-forget-it QB1 with offense continuity and elite weapons. But if he falls to Round 7, that's the sweet spot.