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Why Dak Prescott's knee injury doesn't change Dallas Cowboys' game plan vs. LA Rams
Jori Epstein, USA TODAY Published 6:12 a.m. ET Jan. 10, 2019
"FRISCO, Texas — Dak Prescott zigzagged right then left, right again then left again. He cut each direction one more time on third-and-14 with 2:33 to play in the Cowboys wild-card win over the Seahawks.
Then he somersaulted into the end zone, his elbow officially down just short of the goal line.
Prescott also cut his thigh on Seahawks safety Tedric Thompson’s helmet.
The result: the always-available Cowboys quarterback popped up on the practice report with a knee injury this week as Dallas prepared for a divisional round trip to visit the Los Angeles Rams. He practiced full each day with what Cowboys coach Jason Garrett described as a knee sprain, with Prescott clarifying as a thigh cut. He wore a sleeve on his knee for extra protection."
Cowboys: Dak Prescott’s knee sprain won't alter game plan vs. Rams

Why Dak Prescott's knee injury doesn't change Dallas Cowboys' game plan vs. LA Rams
Jori Epstein, USA TODAY Published 6:12 a.m. ET Jan. 10, 2019
"FRISCO, Texas — Dak Prescott zigzagged right then left, right again then left again. He cut each direction one more time on third-and-14 with 2:33 to play in the Cowboys wild-card win over the Seahawks.
Then he somersaulted into the end zone, his elbow officially down just short of the goal line.
Prescott also cut his thigh on Seahawks safety Tedric Thompson’s helmet.
The result: the always-available Cowboys quarterback popped up on the practice report with a knee injury this week as Dallas prepared for a divisional round trip to visit the Los Angeles Rams. He practiced full each day with what Cowboys coach Jason Garrett described as a knee sprain, with Prescott clarifying as a thigh cut. He wore a sleeve on his knee for extra protection."
Cowboys: Dak Prescott’s knee sprain won't alter game plan vs. Rams
. Wish him the best though
but all facts though. All can ball 




Plus, baseball owners are trying to regulate/kill those huge contracts