Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is facing uncertainty with a partially torn right hamstring, which could end his season if surgery is required. Meanwhile, linebacker Micah Parsons has returned to practice after a high-ankle sprain and is optimistic about playing in the upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles, although he remains a limited participant in practice. Parsons' potential return is crucial for the Cowboys, who have struggled in his absence, losing three consecutive games. Head coach Mike McCarthy has also reflected on his past decision to retain Kellen Moore as offensive coordinator, suggesting he might reconsider such decisions in the future. Despite Prescott's injury, the Cowboys are hopeful with Parsons' return to bolster their defense. Additionally, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb participated in practice with limitations due to a shoulder injury, contributing to the team's injury challenges this season.