Dak Prescott injury update: Brian Schottenheimer reveals status of Cowboys QB after noticeable limp to locker room

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott limped to the locker room at halftime of Monday’s Week 9 home game against the Arizona Cardinals. Prescott looked to be in some pain late in the second quarter, but head coach Brian Schottenheimer said all is well with his team captain.

“He’s OK,” Schottenheimer told ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters. “We just got to play a little better, got to sustain drives, got to finish drives. I thought we moved the ball okay but we got to do better.”

Prescott is under center to begin the second half, so it appears the 32-year-old feels good enough to continue. The Cowboys will need a big-time performance from Prescott and the offense, as Dallas went into the half down 17-7. Arizona then marched down the field on its first possession in the third quarter, making it 24-7.

The Cowboys have yet to score on offense, getting their only points of the game via a blocked punt for a score. Dallas came into the game with the league’s No. 2 ranked offense.

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