Dak Prescott Declares Himself Game-Ready Following Hamstring Injury Recovery

The Cowboys quarterback signals his readiness for the 2025 NFL season, addressing recovery progress, team activities, and weight rumors.

Dak Prescott, recovering from a 2024 season-ending hamstring injury, stated he could play a game today if required.
The quarterback plans to participate in the Dallas Cowboys' upcoming organized team activities (OTAs) in some capacity as part of his gradual return to full action.
Prescott addressed rumors of significant weight loss during recovery, clarifying that his weight has remained stable while he redistributed it to build leg strength.
The injury occurred in Week 9 of the 2024 season, sidelining Prescott and contributing to the Cowboys missing the playoffs for the first time in four years.
Entering his 10th NFL season, Prescott aims to meet the high expectations tied to his $240 million contract extension by focusing on long-term health and performance.