Dak Prescott started the 2020 NFL season playing on a franchise tag for NFC East franchise, Dallas Cowboys. He was desperate to prove his worth as his entourage continued to negotiate a long-term contract with owner Jerry Jones. Prescott started the season on a strong personal note under new head coach Mike McCarthy.

However, Dak’s season came to an abrupt end after he suffered a double compound ankle fracture in the Week 5 win over New York Giants. He underwent multiple surgeries almost immediately after the incident and was told he’d need at least 9-10 months to make a full recovery. He finished the campaign with 1,856 passing yards with 9 passing TDs in just 5 games.

Despite his injury, the Cowboys tied him down to a four-year contract extension worth $160 million with $126 million in guarantees. The deal included a $66 million signing bonus, the highest in NFL history

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Dak Prescott a major doubt for season opener against Tampa Bay Buccaneers

In the build-up to the 2021 NFL season, Dak Prescott’s rehabilitation schedule was going as per plan. The Dallas Cowboys’ main man was back in training and was reportedly working towards making an appearance in the preseason. However, he suffered a shoulder injury setback in the last week and coach McCarthy now revealed that Prescott is most likely not going to feature in Week 1 either.

“Dak’s status is limited. We’ll just continue the throwing regimen and keep building up the volume. There’s a good chance he probably won’t play,” McCarthy said earlier today.

The Cowboys are scheduled to take on defending champions Tampa Bay Buccaneers who are led by 7-time Super Bowl winner, Tom Brady. The 2021 NFL opening game will be played at the Raymond James Stadium on September 10.

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