Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was in the news this week after a photo of him wearing a walking boot in Cabo San Lucas surfaced on social media. Reports later revealed that he had suffered a foot sprain, although the exact timing of the injury was unclear. Despite the minor nature of the injury, it caused a bit of concern among fans and analysts alike.
However, it seems that Prescott’s foot issue is not as big a deal as initially feared. According to Todd Archer of ESPN.com, Prescott has already shed the walking boot, indicating that he is well on his way to recovery. With training camp approaching later this month, it appears that Prescott will be ready to hit the field and resume his preparations for the upcoming season.
As Prescott’s contract situation looms large over the Cowboys, the focus will likely shift to whether a contract extension will be secured before training camp kicks off. With his foot injury seemingly behind him, Prescott can now turn his attention to getting back to full strength and leading his team into the new season. Cowboys fans can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that their star quarterback is on the mend and ready to get back to business.