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Dak Prescott’s bruised right hand is just fine.
There’s no swelling, several days of massages and ice have seen to that. Prescott injured the hand in the first half of the Cowboys’ 38-24 win over Washington, when Prescott ran an option play and a defender’s helmet hit him on top of his hand.
He had X-rays during the game, but they revealed no break.
Prescott had no problem gripping the football or throwing it at practice Wednesday. As far as Prescott is concerned, it’s a non-factor.
That’s important because Prescott understands the Cowboys have no margin for error over the next 24 days as they try to make the playoffs.
They have four games - two until Ezekiel Elliott returns from his NFL-mandated six-game suspension - and they must win them all.
"The playoffs start now. It's as simple as that,” Prescott said. “It motivates me. I feel like it should motivate anybody in this locker room."
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There’s no swelling, several days of massages and ice have seen to that. Prescott injured the hand in the first half of the Cowboys’ 38-24 win over Washington, when Prescott ran an option play and a defender’s helmet hit him on top of his hand.
He had X-rays during the game, but they revealed no break.
Prescott had no problem gripping the football or throwing it at practice Wednesday. As far as Prescott is concerned, it’s a non-factor.
That’s important because Prescott understands the Cowboys have no margin for error over the next 24 days as they try to make the playoffs.
They have four games - two until Ezekiel Elliott returns from his NFL-mandated six-game suspension - and they must win them all.
"The playoffs start now. It's as simple as that,” Prescott said. “It motivates me. I feel like it should motivate anybody in this locker room."
Photo Credit: Getty Images
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