Dak Prescott isn’t messing around when it comes to tackling the 2025 NFL season head-on. The Dallas Cowboys made a bold statement about their confidence in him by handing Prescott the title of highest-paid player in the league just as the 2024 season was set to begin. But things didn’t quite go according to plan, with Prescott sidelined much of the season due to a pesky hamstring injury. This threw a wrench in the Cowboys’ plans to push for the playoffs.
With the 2025 season right around the corner, there’s a renewed sense of anticipation surrounding Prescott’s return to form. Determined to justify the Cowboys’ faith and financial commitment, Prescott has been putting in extra hours at the gym, dedicated to a rigorous offseason regimen.
A recent social media snapshot captures his incredible physical transformation, showcasing a more muscular Prescott, ready to take on the upcoming challenges.
Recapping Prescott’s journey isn’t complete without acknowledging the injury bug that he’s battled in recent years. The former fourth-round gem has only managed to play two full seasons in the last five years. From an ankle setback in 2020 to thumb troubles in 2022, and last season’s hamstring issue, it’s been a tough road for him.
But as Prescott gears up for what he hopes will be a standout 2025, he’s already hit the ground running. Participating in OTAs and joining the team’s minicamp has laid a solid foundation for a successful training camp in Oxnard next month. With this being his 10th season at the helm for Dallas, Prescott’s ambition to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy with the Cowboys is more fervent than ever.
The narrative for the Cowboys this season is crystal clear: their success is inextricably linked to Prescott’s health and his ability to remain on the field. If he can stay active, Prescott’s track record suggests that he can deliver the kind of phenomenal performances that keep the Cowboys faithful dreaming of glory.
