The Dallas Cowboys have secured themselves their quarterback for the future. Signing maverick Dak Prescott to a 4-year $160 million deal, the Cowboys have themselves a franchise QB. 

Thus, heading into 2021, there’s every reason to be optimistic if you’re a Cowboys fan. The only concern is, despite having Prescott locked down, questions linger about his fitness. 

The QB suffered a gruesome double compound fracture to his ankle back in October 2020, in a game against division rivals New York Giants.

Having been on the shelf since then, Prescott’s absence was dearly felt by the team on the field. But more than 7 months following the injury, Prescott has been taking baby steps towards his imminent return.   

And according to a recent update from the quarterback himself, the dream of seeing Prescott pad up come Week 1 is not far off from materializing.

Dak Prescott, ready and rearing to go

Prescott, who was recently seen throwing the football again, had remained cautiously optimistic about returning to full-contact play again. But according to ESPN’s Sage Steele, the QB claims he’s ready to pay again.

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“I could go out there and be very successful, start the game, finish the game, and not even worry about the leg,” Prescott said.

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Before getting injured, Prescott was having a stellar season. In just 5 games, the QB registered over 1,800 passing yards and 9 touchdowns. 

Prescott has been a star for the Cowboys offense for the past few seasons. But the franchise and their QB were caught in an impasse over his new contract. 

The saga that saw the QB get franchise tagged dragged on for two seasons before the parties finally came to a reasonable conclusion. One that seems to have ended in favor of all those involved.

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With Prescott clearing himself to start a game, Cowboys fans can hope for some big games at the AT&T stadium this season. With crowds expected to be back in full strength, it’s only a matter of time before the league takes note of Prescott once again.