The Dallas Cowboys will apparently protect injured quarterback Dak Prescott, if largely from himself ... reasonably safeguard himself on the field. However NFL Media reported Monday that Prescott planned an aggressive rehabilitation in order to get ...

The Dallas Cowboys are a bad football team, and they are about to be an even worse one for the foreseeable future, as starting quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to ... They are tied for 24th in the NFL in point differential. Two of their three wins ...

Week 9 in the NFL is underway, with a full slate of games unfolding on Sunday along with a prime-time showing between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night. As is the case every week,

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Dak Prescott is out for at least the next four games, meaning the Cowboys depth will have to keep the team afloat.

Nov. 4 (UPI) --Chris Olave, Dak Prescott and A.J. Brown were among key players injured in Week 9 of the NFL season. Caleb Williams, Drake London and Alec Ingold were hurt in Week 9. Those injured in Thursday and Sunday games will be evaluated this week to ...

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott (hamstring) and WR CeeDee Lamb (right AC joint) were injured in Sunday's game and set to undergo MRIs.

Dak Prescott, their $240 million quarterback ... How hot is the Lions’ Jared Goff? No quarterback in NFL history has, over a six-game span, carried a 140.1 passer rating and completed at least 82.8% of his pass attempts. The Lions are 7-1.

The Dallas Cowboys were overmatched in their Week 9 game against the Atlanta Falcons, a 27-21 defeat. And that was before losing quarterback Dak Prescott for the bulk of the fourth quarter due to a hamstring injury.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (hamstring) is expected to miss multiple weeks, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported.

Cowboys QB "Dak Prescott quit," asserted one of the less eloquent of the panelists, former NFL wide receiver James Jones. "It's crazy because it ain't even like funny though. My man quitting on these dudes.