Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is facing the possibility of season-ending surgery due to a partially torn hamstring, known as a partial avulsion. He is consulting with a specialist in New York, and if surgery is confirmed, he could be sidelined for at least four months, significantly impacting the Cowboys' season as they currently sit at a disappointing 3-5. Team owner Jerry Jones expressed that Prescott is eager to avoid surgery and would prefer to play, but the decision will ultimately depend on medical advice. Backup quarterback Cooper Rush is set to start in Prescott's absence, as the team prepares for an upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Cowboys, who have made the playoffs in the last three seasons, are struggling to stay competitive in the NFC East. This injury marks another significant setback for Prescott, who previously missed most of the 2020 season due to an ankle injury.