Most importantly, the players know that what happened in Week 9 against the Broncos will never happen again. There is too much talent and well, pride across this entire roster to let that loss set the tone for the rest of this season. Make no mistake about it, the Cowboys will learn from this and make the necessary adjustments and tweaks to get back on track.
There is no sugarcoating it, the Cowboys were the inferior team on Sunday. Luckily, there is still plenty of football left to be played and even more time for the Cowboys to get back to their winning ways. Dallas Cowboys: The sky is not falling on this team by Riley Donald. Dallas Cowboys: Is quarterback Dak Prescott vaccinated? As expected, Prescott's practice reps were capped coming off the Cowboys' Week 7 bye, which was well-timed after he strained his right calf on his game-winning touchdown toss to CeeDee Lamb in the Week 6 win at New England.
During the portion of Wednesday's session open to the media, Prescott focused on rehab work before joining individual drills, where his activity included handoffs and passes during routes on air, per Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News.
Meanwhile, backup quarterback Cooper Rush handled most of the first-team reps. Lamb told Gehlken that Prescott was "the same Dak" and looked "great" during the workout.
Wednesday was the first test in Prescott's quest to miss no time as a result of the calf injury, and he'll have two more practices to log a full session before Dallas gives him a designation or outright clears him to play Sunday in Minnesota.
Prescott calf is scheduled to take part in individual drills Wednesday, while backup quarterback Cooper Rush will take more first-team reps in practice, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports. Head coach Mike McCarthy said he wants to make sure Rush is ready to play, even though Prescott has "improved every day" since straining his calf at the tail end of the Cowboy's Week 6 win over New England.
A bye week helped Prescott's chances to avoid a missed game, and McCarthy left the door open for the quarterback to jump in for some team work later in Wednesday's practice if everything goes well with individual drills. Either way, Prescott is expected to be listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report, though he should be ready to go by the time Sunday's game against the Vikings arrives.
Prescott calf isn't expected to take part in the Cowboys ' light practice session Monday following the team's Week 7 bye, but he should be back on the field Wednesday, Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network report. Prescott is recovering from a right calf strain suffered on the final play of the Cowboys' overtime win over the Patriots in Week 6, but a well-timed bye has left Dallas optimistic that the signal-caller will be ready to go for a Week 8 matchup with the Vikings on Halloween.
The Cowboys' decision to withhold Prescott from Monday's session looks to be mostly precautionary, and so long as he's at least a limited participant at Wednesday's practice, fantasy managers shouldn't have too much concern about his Week 8 availability.
The calf injury does increase the possibility that Prescott shuts down his involvement as a runner, but he's already taken a major step back in that area in , perhaps as a result of the devastating leg injury that cost him most of the season. Through the Cowboys' first six games, Prescott is averaging a career-low 3. The plan is for Prescott to rest and rehab during Dallas' upcoming bye week and then be evaluated next Monday, per David Helman of the Cowboys ' official site.
Meanwhile, both Hill and Helman note that the team is optimistic that the signal-caller will be available for Dallas' Oct. Prescott calf expects to suit up without issue after a Week 7 bye, and the results of Monday's medical tests are encouraging, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Prescott sustained a right calf strain during the final play of Sunday's overtime win against the Patriots. The immediate timing of Dallas' bye certainly is lucky, as it looks like Prescott will be able to avoid missing time. The year-old has thrown three or more touchdowns in five of six appearances this season. Prescott suffered a right calf strain on the final play of Sunday's overtime win over New England, Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News reports. Prior to suffering the injury, he completed 36 of 51 passes for yards, three touchdowns and an interception, in addition to running three times for 10 yards and losing a fumble.
Prescott hurt himself while throwing the game-winning yard touchdown pass to CeeDee Lamb in overtime. Prior to that play, Prescott found Blake Jarwin and Lamb for a pair of one-yard touchdowns in regulation. He also turned the ball over twice in the red zone. With the Cowboys on bye in Week 7, Prescott will likely have sufficient time to heal up before a Week 8 trip to Minnesota. Prescott completed 22 of 32 passes for yards with three touchdowns and one interception in the Cowboys ' win over the Giants on Sunday.
He also rushed twice for six yards and lost a fumble. After three straight games with what would be considered pedestrian yardage totals by his standards, Prescott bounced back in that department with his second tally of over yards on the season. An expert panel of former players, including Ronnie Lott and Orlando Pace, voted Randy Gregory as the winner of the weekly award that exemplifies football fundamentals. Terence Steele worked hard on his game after his rookie season.
The results show. Here's a closer look at Steele's improvement at right tackle in five starts. The Cowboys keep winning games on Sundays, which usually leads to different wins during the week. Dak Prescott was the latest to win a weekly award for his performance Sunday.
The Cowboys are at the bye week, which comes out a great time with Dak's calf injury. But where do they stack up around the league? Here are this week's NFL power rankings. Wearing the message in support of mental health awareness and in honor of his late brother, QB1 is encouraging others to speak up and know that they are not alone in their struggles. Well, the bye weeks is now here.
So where exactly do the Cowboys stand with their various injuries? La'el Collins is back from suspension. Terence Steele has held it down at right tackle. The Cowboys have a "great situation" there, Jerry Jones says.
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