Prescott Cleared, Cowboys Shift to Run-First Offense

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, 31, has declared himself fully healthy after surgery for a hamstring injury that sidelined him for nine games last season. Prescott expects to be a full participant in training camp, pending final medical clearance, and has already taken part in all offseason activities. He emphasized not rushing his recovery due to the injury's seriousness and his age. Under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer, the Cowboys are shifting to a run-first offensive strategy and have added wide receiver George Pickens. Team chemistry has reportedly improved during offseason training, fueling optimism for the 2025 season. Prescott reiterated that his primary focus is on winning a championship as the Cowboys aim to return to the playoffs.