The consensus as of proper now’s that Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Dak Prescott will miss a number of weeks as he offers with the hamstring harm that he suffered within the loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
Earlier than the loss to the Falcons, the Cowboys had been already in a tricky spot, having misplaced consecutive video games to the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers, making the third straight loss a possible turning level for the storied franchise with the NFL commerce deadline looming.
On Tuesday, NFL groups could have their final likelihood to enhance their rosters or purchase draft capital, with the buzzer sounding on the NFL commerce deadline at 4 p.m. EST.
With the Cowboys being with out Prescott for a substantial period of time, ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky believes Dallas ought to think about being sellers on the deadline.
“If Dak Prescott will get positioned on IR with this hamstring, the Cowboys must ask the very actual query: Do they should develop into sellers in a short time? They received about 24 hours to do it.”
The choice on whether or not to be patrons, sellers or stand pat on the NFL commerce deadline will come from longtime group proprietor Jerry Jones, who appears to be leaning towards wanting to stay aggressive this season moderately than punting on the 12 months.
With satisfaction virtually at all times driving Jones and his decision-making, the Cowboys may attempt to pull off a transfer to enhance the group moderately than dump property, which may have a disastrous outcome with the group’s probabilities of making the NFL playoffs being slim to none at this level.
