Three straight losses, an inability to win at home and now an extended absence for quarterback <a href="https://www.archysport.com/2022/01/nfl-end-of-season-review-individual-honors/" title="NFL End-of-Season Review: Individual Honors”>Dak Prescott: the Dallas Cowboys‘ season has been in a tailspin.
Injured in the groin during Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons, the 31-year-old pivot had to leave the game in the third quarter. He will now be sidelined for “a few weeks,” the Dallas Morning News.
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It was Cooper Rush who replaced Prescott at quarterback and the Cowboys lost by a score of 27 to 21. After the game, the star player mentioned that he had difficulty putting weight on his right leg.
“I saw the medical team and asked them if it could get worse, and at that point they told me I wouldn’t be able to protect myself and they made the decision,” he said. he explained.
This is a new tile that falls on the head of head coach Mike McCarthy, who must feel the pressure from general manager and team owner Jerry Jones. Frustration spread to the Cowboys, with the pilot even throwing his video tablet to the ground during the match.
On the sidelines, Prescott himself was caught on camera saying “the team sucked” in slightly more colorful language. In short, things are not going well for “America’s Team,” which hasn’t won a Super Bowl since 1996.
Despite all these difficulties, the Cowboys (3-5) are not in the cellar of the Eastern section of the National Association due to the presence of the New York Giants (2-7). They have suffered four losses in a row and lost their five games at MetLife Stadium.
The Cowboys will face one of their section rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2) on Sunday.
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