Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a partial avulsion of his hamstring, as confirmed by owner Jerry Jones. Prescott's injury, sustained during a loss to the Atlanta Falcons, will require a recovery period of approximately three months. This marks the second time in five seasons that Prescott has been unable to finish the season due to injury, raising concerns about his long-term health and availability for the team. With Prescott out, Cooper Rush is set to start in the upcoming game against the Houston Texans.
- Dak Prescott's injury is significant, impacting the Cowboys' season and their quarterback depth.
- Cooper Rush will take over as the starting quarterback, with Will Grier as backup.
Dak Prescott | QB
Injury
11 pass TDs
8 interceptions
- Undergoing surgery for a partial avulsion of his hamstring.
- Will miss the remainder of the season with a recovery period of three months.
- Finished the season with 1,978 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions.
Cooper Rush | QB
Pickup
- Set to start in the upcoming game against the Houston Texans.
- Will be backed up by Trey Lance.
Dallas Cowboys
- Struggling with a 3-6 record and now facing the loss of their starting quarterback.
- Need to adjust their strategy with Cooper Rush taking over as the starter.