The Dallas Cowboys should be able to turn things around in 2025. Things haven't been great this season for the Cowboys, but you can look at the bad health for a big reason why. The Cowboys have been missing superstar quarterback Dak Prescott for a while and there have been a plethora of injuries on both sides of the ball all year.

Dak Prescott was in attendance at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. The Dallas Cowboys franchise quarterback has attended every home and road game since having season-ending surgery to repair the right hamstring he injured on Nov.

Dak Prescott reflected on the Cowboys' frustrating season after a loss to the Eagles guaranteed Dallas a losing record.

The Cowboys QB admitted it’s been difficult to watch games as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury.

On the topic of coaches, Prescott has already publicly voiced his support for head coach Mike McCarthy to return in 2025 despite this being the final season in a five-year contract with the team. While he hasn’t yet spoken to owner and general manager Jerry Jones about it yet, he plans to before a decision is made.

Prescott, seemingly striding fine despite a hamstring tear suffered in November, would make enough time for a few reporters inquiring about his injury rehab progress, but made no secret of his desire to get out of South Philly Dodge after the 41-7 beatdown the Eagles had just put on Dallas.

In a big reflection on the Cowboys' disappointing season, Dak Prescott delivered a powerful message to Jerry Jones, addressing both the struggles of 2024 and the future of Mike McCarthy. Dak Prescott couldn’t hide his frustration after watching the Dallas Cowboys get crushed by the Philadelphia Eagles.

As they have been for much of the season following the season-ending injury to Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys were lifeless in their Week 17 blowout loss against the Philadelphia Eagles. But despite this loss and the disastrous season,