NFL: Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott would miss at least 4 weeks of activities

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to be placed on injured reserve, team owner and general manager Jerry Jones said in an interview Tuesday with the radio station. 105.3 The Fan.

This means that the star player would miss at least four weeks of activities

Prescott injured his hamstring Sunday in the loss to the Atlanta Falcons. He left the game during the second half, giving way to Cooper Rush. Prescott had 133 yards and a touchdown before leaving the field.

This season, Prescott amassed 1,978 yards and threw 11 touchdown passes against eight interceptions.

Furthermore, star receiver CeeDee Lamb avoided the worst. He suffered from a sprained shoulder ligament. Although Lamb’s shoulder is sore, the injury is not considered serious and he should have a chance to play Sunday against the Eagles, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Dallas (3-5) currently ranks third in the NFC West and 13th in the conference.