Prescott’s NSFW admission, Lance questions surface after Cowboys’ loss originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
The Dallas Cowboys‘ season is on the brink of imploding.
Dallas fell to 3-5 Sunday after losing 27-21 at the Atlanta Falcons, dropping further down the NFC standings in a game where star quarterback Dak Prescott left early with a hamstring injury.
Prescott, who is on a four-year contract making $60 million annually, completed 18 of 24 passes for just 133 yards and a touchdown. However, the 31-year-old also made rounds on social media for appearing to say an NSFW quote about the Cowboys late in the fourth quarter on the sidelines.
“We f—— suck,” Prescott appeared to say, as shown on the FOX broadcast.
The schedule gets worse for Dallas, as its next three games will be at home against the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans before a road game at the Washington Commanders. The Cowboys already had their bye in Week 7.
Dallas also plays the Eagles and Commanders back-to-back in the final two weeks of the season.
On Prescott’s hamstring injury, owner Jerry Jones said he’s concerned, but the quarterback will undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the severity of it.
Cooper Rush entered the game for Prescott and completed 13 of 25 passes for one touchdown and no picks.
Cowboys fans, and some 49ers fans, then took to social media to debate the team’s quarterback hierarchy, which former 49ers No. 3 pick Trey Lance remains at the bottom of. For now?
Well, Trey Lance starting for the #Cowboys in week 10 will be interesting to say the least.
Saddle up!
— Landon Holifield ✭ (@TheLandoShow) November 3, 2024
I’m not even kidding when I say this….
Dallas should sit Dak, Lamb, Parsons, Diggs, and every other major starter they can, for the rest of the season, unless it’s an emergency.
Start/play Trey Lance, and every other young player, as much as possible, to see what you have.
— Jacob (Detty) Detamore – Ticket (sort of) spare (@Kips_Big_Boy) November 3, 2024
Things appear to be going great in Dallas …
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