Dak Prescott wears 'HERE WE GOOOO' beanie to playoff game vs. Packers
Dak Prescott is ready to GOOOOO for the Dallas Cowboys’ opening round playoff game against the Green Bay Packers on this frigid Sunday afternoon.
Prescott is known for a certain unique pre-snap phrase, often saying, “yeah, here we go!” with an elongated go before snapping the football on Dallas’ offensive plays. So, to lean into the bit, Prescott showed up to the Cowboys’ home stadium ahead of their wildcard game with a beanie that included his pre-snap catchphrase written across the front.
Take a look at the Dallas QB1 waltzing into AT&T stadium rocking his brand new and personally-crafted headwear:
And if you want to see Prescott’s signature call-out, go ahead and check out this mash-up of his various “here we go” snap calls from throughout the regular season.
With the Steelers at Bills game getting pushed back by at least one more day, Dallas and Green Bay have the daytime all to themselves on this Wildcard Sunday as their game is the first of the day to kickoff at 3:30 p.m. CT and 4:30 p.m. ET.
But before the two NFC squads face off with their seasons on the line, Green Bay in particular is waiting on some injury news they hope is positive on two of their key players, one on each side of the ball. Below, you can see the latest on the Packers’ health situation.
Latest on Packer players Christian Watson, Jaire Alexander
The Green Bay Packers may or may not have wide receiver Christian Watson and cornerback Jaire Alexander for their wildcard round playoff game at the Dallas Cowboys.
Watson has dealt with a hamstring issue which sidelined him for over a month now. However, NFL insider Ian Rapoport came through with a report Sunday morning that the second-year wideout is going to participate in pregame warmups, where he’ll test out the hamstring to see if it’s good to go.
Here was that news from Rapoport, which he tweeted:
“Packers WR Christian Watson, out since Dec. 3, will work out pregame to test his hamstring and determine if he can play today, source said. For the first time in a month, there is some optimism that he can go. But the workout is key.”
On the other hand, Alexander is in a similar boat due to a lingering shoulder injury and now an ankle injury that popped up this week. Per Rapoport, it’s a coin flip on whether he will or won’t play.
“Star CB Jaire Alexander is viewed as 50/50,” he added to the tweet.
Alexander did not participate in practice on Friday as the shoulder and ankle injuries kept him off the field. Meanwhile, Watson did get some work done in limited capacity this week as he tries to make a recovery for the playoff game.