Dak Prescott provides significant injury update before training camp with Dallas Cowboys

Dak Prescott has been sidelined for an extended period after suffering a serious injury during the 2024 NFL season, representing a major loss for the Dallas Cowboys in an otherwise forgettable campaign. Now, the highest-paid quarterback in the league has something to say about his physical condition.

Prescott was injured in Week 9 of the 2024 NFL season, during a game against the Atlanta Falcons on November 3, 2024. In that play, the 31-year-old QB suffered a complete tear of his right hamstring tendon, which partially detached from the bone.

The concern within the franchise grew until November 13, 2024, when he underwent a surgical procedure that officially ended his season. The Cowboys quarterback was placed on injured reserve and missed the final eight games of the regular season.

Dak Prescott’s revelation about his injury

“Dak Prescott said he is fully healthy and ready to go for training camp from his hamstring surgery, pending one more checkup with the team doctors. No surprise considering he took part in all of the drills in the offseason program,” NFL insider Todd Archer reported on his X account (formerly Twitter).

Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys warms up before a preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders at AT&T Stadium on August 26, 2023 in Arlington, Texas.

This update reveals that, according to Prescott himself, the quarterback for “America’s Team” could soon be ready to return to the field. This is crucial news for the Cowboys’ aspirations ahead of the upcoming season, as they aim to avoid repeating last year’s disappointing results.

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Prescott appears fully recovered and motivated to fight for a Super Bowl title, something the Cowboys haven’t achieved since 1996. The veteran quarterback knows the pressure will be high, but he also understands that he has the opportunity to write a new chapter in the franchise’s history.