Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has shared some promising news with the franchise regarding his readiness for the upcoming season. Prescott was sidelined for most of last season due to a season-ending hamstring injury he suffered in Week 9 against the Atlanta Falcons.
After undergoing intense rehabilitation, Prescott provided an update on his progress to owner Jerry Jones and the Cowboys. In an interview with Patrik Walker of the Dallas Cowboys’ web staff, Prescott expressed his confidence in being fully prepared for the first game of the 2025 season.
“I’m not going to put a timeline on it, but I’ll be ready for the first game and when anything matters, and very, very ready,” Prescott stated. Although he’s not yet cleared for full duty, Prescott’s progress over the past two weeks has been significant, and he’s optimistic about his continued recovery.
Prescott’s update is a welcome relief for Cowboys fans, who can now look forward to their quarterback being fully fit for the upcoming season. In related news, the Dallas Cowboys have announced their support for the formation of regional high school girls’ flag football leagues across Texas, which will commence in spring 2025.
The initiative, which celebrates Women’s History Month, aims to promote girls’ flag football and provide young women with opportunities to develop their skills and pursue higher education. The Cowboys have been working with school districts and partners for nine months to establish varsity-level 7-on-7 programs, which will compete against each other.
Approximately 2,000 female student-athletes are expected to participate in flag football this season, and the Cowboys are excited to see the growth of the sport in Texas.