Dak Prescott Faces Season-Ending Surgery, Cowboys Consider QB Options

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is likely to undergo surgery for a hamstring injury, prompting discussions on whether to start Trey Lance or Cooper Rush.

Dak Prescott is expected to have surgery on his partially torn hamstring, which would end his season and require a four-month recovery.
The Cowboys have not yet placed Prescott on injured reserve, leaving a small possibility for a return this season, though it is unlikely.
Fans and analysts are calling for Trey Lance to start in place of Prescott, while the team plans to start Cooper Rush against the Eagles.
Dallas Cowboys are currently 3-5 and need a strong second half to make a playoff push, adding urgency to their quarterback decision.
Team owner Jerry Jones and head coach Mike McCarthy are considering adding another quarterback to the roster amid ongoing discussions.