Dak Prescott is convinced that he will come back in great shape next season. Dallas Cowboys quarter-arre, which has undergone end-of-season surgery on an hamstrings injury In November, journalists told journalists that he “approached” to a complete recovery.
Prescott talked about his hamstrings Friday, during the 35th annual gala of the children's cancer fund in Dallas. The 31 -year -old seemed optimistic about his short and long -term health after months of rehabilitation.
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“If I had to play a game today, I could certainly do it,” said Prescott. “It's about going forward in good health to make sure I can play 17 (games), 20, whatever we arrive at the time of time.”
Prescott underwent the injury during the defeat of the cowboys against the Falcons of Atlanta At the beginning of November, with Dallas placing him on IR later that week. The quarter-back provided an update in December, saying that his rehabilitation was coming, But he had “no difficult chronology” for his return.
Friday, Prescott seemed confident that he would come back in force in the fall – and potentially during previous team activities – although he did not want to precipitate the process.
“I approach where I want to be, I don't want to put a percentage,” said Prescott. “I know we have to come team activities to come, imagine being involved in a kind, otherwise all. Again, I just understand my age, what I had, what I have experienced, it is a question of being my best in the fall. So I don't rush anything, but I am where I want to be.”
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This is not the first time that Prescott has had to come back from an important injury. In 2021 Prescott returned after an ankle injury at the end of the season required several intersane surgeries. A The thumb injury also sidelined Prescott for five games in 2022.
When asked if he approached the rehabilitation differently this time, Prescott said he was following the physiotherapy plan that he and his doctors have set up. As a result, Prescott said he was progressing well – and he could even be better after going through the test.
“It's just the work I put in it. Unfortunately, I followed this process of recovery of injuries before I kissed it,” said Prescott. “I know that a better version of me is on the other side, so it's the way I approached all this off -season and all this rehabilitation process.”
