**Prescott to Miss Game Against Eagles, Future Weeks Uncertain Due to Hamstring Injury**

In a recent development, quarterback Dak Prescott’s hamstring injury from Sunday's loss to the Falcons has led to uncertainty regarding his return to the field. Despite reports suggesting Prescott could be sidelined for several weeks, Head Coach Mike McCarthy has yet to confirm this timeline.

McCarthy addressed the media on Monday afternoon, explaining that the only certainty at this point is that Prescott will not be playing in the upcoming game against the Eagles. In his absence, Cooper Rush will take the reins as the starting quarterback.

McCarthy emphasized that further evaluations are needed to determine the severity of Prescott's injury. Only after these assessments can the team establish a more accurate timeline for his recovery. Discussions are anticipated regarding the potential of placing Prescott on injured reserve, especially considering that it would require him to miss a minimum of four games.

For the Cowboys, who currently hold a 3-5 record, the decision to put Prescott on injured reserve could significantly impact their season. By the time Prescott is eligible to return, their chances of playing meaningful games might already be diminished.