Cowboys’ Jerry Jones gives ‘optimistic’ Dak Prescott an injury update

The Cowboys defeated the Bengals on Sunday in their first backup quarterback for the Cooper Rush to claim their first win of the season, but that didn’t slow talk of when full-time player Dak Prescott will return to the field after being injured. His hand in the first week against the pirates.

Speaking at 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wouldn’t rule out a quick comeback from Prescott, suggesting a comeback in Week 4 against the Leaders was still possible.

“I don’t know that anyone knows [when he’ll be back]Jones said, for every ProFootballTalkMichael David Smith. “but when [gets enough strength in his hand]You’ll likely see some real progress on his schedule. I don’t know when that will be. I know with the good broadcast last week, everyone knows he’ll be back sooner rather than later in terms of schedule. It might take at least two weeks here in my mind [Washington in Week 4]. Now, that’s very optimistic. But he’s got the kind of repair there that will allow him to not be afraid of re-injury. It’s just a matter of fist. But it’s a big question.”



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