Dak Prescott receives significant injury update from key Cowboys teammate

A new NFL season is on the horizon for the Dallas Cowboys, and with it, renewed hopes of becoming true contenders. Once again, Dak Prescott will be tasked with leading a team aiming to return to the spotlight—and having all available weapons at his disposal will be key to that mission.

Now under the direction of Brian Schottenheimer, the Cowboys have approached both the recent draft and the offseason with calculated precision—adding much-needed talent while also working to recover key pieces once believed unlikely to see action this upcoming season due to serious injuries.

Former Texas Longhorns standout DeMarvion Overshown suffered a severe knee injury last season, leading many to believe he would miss the upcoming campaign. However, a recent statement on his official Instagram account has sparked optimism among teammates about a potential return sooner rather than later.

“Good news from the Doc! We getting active THIS szn. All glory to God and to my guys in the training room,” the talented linebacker wrote, expressing his excitement about getting back on the field soon.

It’s worth noting that Overshown tore his ACL, MCL, and PCL in his right knee during Week 14, in the early December matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The importance of DeMarvion Overshown’s return

In the NFL, achieving significant results often requires multiple factors. One of the most important is having as many healthy players available as possible. That’s why Overshown’s return to the field is crucial for the Cowboys.

In 13 games last season, the imposing linebacker totaled 90 tackles, an interception, five sacks, four passes defensed, and a forced fumble, becoming a cornerstone of the Dallas defense.

If he can maintain his physical condition and stay healthy throughout the season, there’s no doubt that this player could become a living nightmare for opposing quarterbacks.

A key start to the season

If the Cowboys want to be contenders next season, there’s no doubt that getting off to a strong start will be key. These are the first five games that Prescott and company will need to win starting in Week 1.

• @ Philadelphia Eagles, September 4th – Lincoln Financial Field
• vs New York Giants, September 14th
• @ Chicago Bears, September 21st – Soldier Field
• vs Green Bay Packers, September 28th
• @ New York Jets, October 5th – MetLife Stadium