Cowboys considering options as Dak Prescott's injury leaves quarterback situation uncertain

Alex Parker

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Dallas Cowboys delay Dak Prescott's injured reserve placement as they evaluate treatment options for his hamstring injury.

Why it matters: The decision to delay Prescott's IR placement indicates the team's hope for a potential return if he opts for rest and rehab instead of surgery.

What's new: Cooper Rush will start at quarterback against the Philadelphia Eagles, with Trey Lance as the backup, as Prescott's absence continues.

Yes, but: The Cowboys are considering adding a quarterback to the roster to provide depth during Prescott's recovery period.

What to watch: The team's choice between rest and rehab or surgery for Prescott's injury will significantly impact his timeline for return and the team's quarterback situation.

What's next: The Cowboys will continue to gather information and consult medical professionals to determine the best course of action for Prescott's injury.

  • Coach Mike McCarthy on adding a quarterback: The team is exploring all options and will make a decision based on Prescott's status and recovery plan.

  • Coach Mike McCarthy on Prescott's injury status: The team is still in the process of evaluating and has not yet made a final decision.

The bottom line: Prescott's injury adds uncertainty to the Cowboys' quarterback situation, requiring them to consider alternative options while hoping for a smooth recovery without the need for surgery.