Dak Prescott

Quarterback Dak Prescott shares his thoughts following a 20-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Quarterback Dak Prescott shares his thoughts following a 31-29 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Watch Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's best plays in 403-yard return to play during Week 1 of the NFL 2021 season.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's second touchdown to wide receiver Amari Cooper is a terrific 21-yard lob on third down.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper reels in tough third-down grab with defensive back all over him.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott beats pressure with fadeaway touchdown to toe-tapping wide receiver Amari Cooper.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott finds wide receiver CeeDee Lamb for a 22-yard TD pass.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott rips dart to toe-tapping wide receiver Michael Gallup along the sideline.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's first pass attempt of the 2021 NFL season in Week 1 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a completion for 28 yards to wide receiver Amari Cooper.

Quarterback Dak Prescott discusses his excitement to play in next Thursday's season opener against the Bucs – his first QB start since last October.

Dak Prescott talked about his gradual return to throwing in practice, and how the Cowboys are monitoring his progress to ensure a smooth return.

Quarterback Dak Prescott discusses his shoulder muscle strain and what he's doing to get back to full training camp practice.

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Dak Prescott sat down with DallasCowboys.com to talk about his leadership, his preparation and a significant date on the Cowboys' upcoming schedule.

QB Dak Prescott shares his thoughts on returning to the practice fields in Oxnard for training camp, moving past the injury and more.

Dak Prescott is past any fear or emotional trauma caused by his ankle injury. The entire experience is dead and buried in his mind, and he's thinking about next season.

QB Dak Prescott address the media following OTA practice on Tuesday, providing an injury update and sharing his thoughts on his return to action.

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Watch inside access of QB Dak Prescott's rehab from the field at Ford Center, as he is getting closer to a full recovery!

Watch inside access of QB Dak Prescott signing his 4-year, $160 million dollar contract extension signing in Ford Center at The Star in Frisco.

Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones hold a press conference after Prescott's 4-years, $160 million extension.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and Giants RB Saquon Barkley reveal their "Welcome to the NFL" moments along with rookies Steelers WR Chase Claypool, Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Cowboys DB Trevon Diggs.

"We're thinking about you, praying for you, & love you." 4's Up All Year #4Dak

Can't-Miss Play: Dallas Cowboys dials up trick play for quarterback Dak Prescott's first career receiving touchdown.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott dots wide receiver CeeDee Lamb over middle for 26 yards.

Despite a week of tough setbacks, Dak Prescott said the Cowboys can't afford to dwell on what's happened.

Dak Prescott loved his star receiver's mentality, but he decided to push it to another level.

The Cowboys have restructured Dak Prescott's contract to create some additional salary cap space.

It's strange to realize that, after months of speculating about his health, Dak Prescott is less than a week away from starting against the Buccaneers. To say he's ready for it would be an understatement.

Fresh off his first competitive practice in a month, Dak Prescott is feeling fine and ready to participate fully with no limitations.

Head coach Mike McCarthy said before Wednesday's practice that Prescott was "going to do some competitive throwing".

Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones isn't concerned at all about Dak Prescott's availability for the Sept. 9 season opener at Tampa Bay.

Dak Prescott's shoulder strain continues to improve, but the Cowboys will continue to exercise caution, as head coach Mike McCarthy said Prescott "probably" won't play Saturday against Houston.

Dak Prescott's strained shoulder continues to improve, but he's continuing to practice on a limited basis this week, which means the Cowboys won't rush him back into a preseason game before the Sept. 9 opener. 

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys got the news they were hoping for and expected when he received his second MRI on his shoulder strain. 

With any luck, Dak Prescott hopes his numbers go down in 2021.

When the Cowboys return to Dallas, the starting quarterback, also known as Dakota Rayne Prescott, will get another MRI to make sure his right shoulder is progressing.

Dak Prescott's back to throwing some in practice. When might he throw in a preseason game?

McCarthy confirmed on Wednesday that Prescott is "feeling good" after getting to go out there and throw some more passes.

Back in Oxnard, Prescott gave an update on his shoulder muscle strain at halftime of the Cowboys' preseason opener.

The Cowboys will take a "more conservative" timeline with Dak Prescott's shoulder strain, and he will not practice Tuesday or play in Thursday's Hall of Fame preseason game, head coach Mike McCarthy said.

The Cowboys are being cautious with Dak, but is the shoulder injury serious enough to miss a regular season game? Dak has the answer.

Despite the shoulder setback for Dak Prescott, which will keep him from throwing passes in the near future, the quarterback is still expected to play in the preseason.

The Cowboys dodged a bullet Wednesday after learning Dak Prescott's right shoulder injury, which ended his practice early, is not serious. But how long will he be out? 

In the first practice with pads of camp, Dak Prescott left the field early with an arm injury, although the team isn't concerned.

Last time we heard from him, Dak Prescott insisted he had "buried" the ankle injury that cut his 2020 season so short.

This is the time to set goals for the season and Dak Prescott's goal for the offense is rather simple – be the very best in the league.

Dak Prescott is done talking about his ankle injury from last year. He's not only moving on and focused on 2021, but said he's "buried" the injury in his head.

It might be common knowledge by now, but Dak Prescott's bounce back from last year's ankle fracture continues to impress.

The Cowboys quarterback says he's "pretty much full-go" as he returns to the field during this week's OTA practices.