After quarterback Dak Prescott made a deliberate agreement with Dallas, there were questions surrounding the confidence in his rehabilitation. In Week 5 of the 2020 season getting a gruesome ankle fracture and then signing a 4-year deal with a $ 66 million bonus in the off-season? Why were the Cowboys so confident that he would return to full health?
Thanks to good work from doctors and the Cowboys’ training staff, Prescott is already back on the field and training less than 6 months away from injury. The Mississippi State product showed its progress in a video on Twitter.
Back in motion! @roof # 3DQBTEXAS pic.twitter.com/vPYv94kzCQ
– 3DQBTexas (@DamianDevon) 7 April 2021
Prescott made some awkward throws in the video, similar to the quick he made in Dallas’ star-studded core before his injury. The throws also planted on his right leg, further showing the confidence he has after the recovery progress.
Cowboys QB Roof Prescott (right ankle) is back. Videos via @DamianDevon. pic.twitter.com/KDBMdpaxFz
– Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) 7 April 2021
In the second video posted after the workout, Prescott made some setbacks while throwing deep at a receiver who was working with him. Seeing the Cowboys’ franchise fullback on a field and making strong throws is a sight for the sore eyes of Dallas fans who can still remember his injury well.
Prescott, who will return to 100%, is expected to be a full-go in 2021 and will have a return season to regain control of the NFC East and prove he was worth the $ 160 million prize.