Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is making significant progress in his recovery from a hamstring injury sustained during the 2024 season. Cowboys executive vice president and COO Stephen Jones recently expressed optimism about Prescott’s rehabilitation, stating that both Prescott and the team’s trainers are “thrilled with where he is” in the recovery process. Jones did note that while Prescott will have “some limitations” during the offseason program, the overall outlook remains positive.
The Cowboys have made several roster changes to bolster the offense, including the additions of running backs Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders, wide receiver Parris Campbell, and offensive lineman Robert Jones. Despite these moves, there are still concerns about depth at running back, wide receiver, and along the offensive line. The team is considering selecting a running back in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, potentially targeting a reliable and budget-friendly player like Kyle Monangai from Rutgers.
As Prescott enters his age-32 season and returns from his second major injury, it’s crucial for the Cowboys to continue strengthening the roster to support his performance. The organization has faced challenges following Prescott’s $240 million contract extension, including underwhelming team performances and coaching changes.
With Prescott’s rehabilitation progressing well and strategic roster adjustments underway, the Cowboys aim to position themselves for a more successful 2025 season.
