Dak Prescott Ditches Walking Boot Ahead of Dallas Cowboys Training Camp: What This Means for His One-Year Deal Extension and Future with the Team

ESPN’s Todd Archer has reported that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is dealing with a minor right foot sprain, but it will not affect him during training camp. The news was shared after a photo of Prescott wearing a walking boot in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico was posted on Twitter by Mexican football commentator Juan Carlos Vázquez. While the timing of the photo remains uncertain, it is believed that Prescott sustained the injury after June 5, the date of the Cowboys’ last organized workout.

Despite this minor setback, it is reassuring to know that Prescott has already ditched the walking boot. The injury is not expected to hinder him when the team gathers for training camp at the end of the month. Aside from this injury, Prescott is currently playing on a one-year deal and is seeking a contract extension with the Cowboys. However, the timing of this minor injury may have come at an inconvenient time considering ongoing negotiations between his representatives and the team management.

Despite this setback, fans are hopeful that Prescott will be fully recovered and ready to go once training camp begins. The Cowboys have high expectations for their star quarterback and are eager for him to continue leading them to success on and off the field.