The Dallas Cowboys will have to attempt to rebound without starting quarterback Dak Prescott. While the NFL world waited to find out what was to be done about his hamstring injury, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones revealed that Prescott was set for season-ending ...

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Dak Prescott has decided on surgery for his torn hamstring, ending the season for the franchise quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys when their playoff hopes were already fading fast. Owner Jerry Jones said Prescott will have the surgery Wednesday in New York. Jones was speaking on his radio show Tuesday.

Grier has familiarity with the Cowboys after working as a backup with the organization from 2021-2022, so this is a logical reunion for both sides. Grier will now be the third quarterback under the roof at AT&T Stadium behind starter Cooper Rush and Trey Lance, who are both on the active roster.

The Dallas Cowboys officially reunited with an old friend of their quarterbacks room, as the organization announced Tuesday that it has signed Will Grier to the practice squad.

The good news for Dallas is that Rapoport added that Prescott is expected to recover fully from the injury for 2025. However, that doesn’t help much for a 3-5 Cowboys team on the ropes right now.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will have season-ending surgery on his partially torn hamstring, Jerry Jones announced during his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM). Jones said he’ll have the surgery in New York on Wednesday.

McCarthy Names Cooper Rush as Starting QB. With Prescott potentially facing hamstring surgery that could sideline him for the rest of the season, head coach Mike McCarthy wasted n

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy confirmed that the team would be sticking with Cooper Rush at quarterback after the backup struggled mightily against the Philadelphia Eagles