had the stitches removed from his surgically-repaired right thumb on Monday, which is a pivotal step on his road to recovery. While that
was a significant mile-marker for the quarterback, his return date is still a bit unclear. Prescott himself has been a bit scattered when talking about when he'll be back on the field. First, he told that he wasn't ruling out a comeback in Week 4 against Washington, but later walked that back and said he was .As for what his head coach thinks, he's centering his focus on Prescott's actual recovery and keeping a return date fluid."He still has some swelling that he has to deal with. Once he gets past the swelling and the strengthening stage, then he'll get to the point where he'll be able to throw," Mike McCarthy told reporters Tuesday, via
the . "He'll be dealing with more rehab this week and hopefully we'll get the swelling and the strength where it needs to be. But I do not have a timeline on when he'll start throwing." DAL QB #4 CMP%48.3YDs134TD0INT1YD/Att4.
62 Prescott had surgery on Sept. 12 following Dallas' Week 1 lo s to the where he fractured the thumb on his throwing hand. Of course, a return for Prescott really depends on how quickly the swelling will go down and his ability to grip and throw the football at a high level. The fact that we're still unclear when he'll
even begin that proce s suggests he may still be a little bit away from him getting back under center.As Prescott continues to rehab, the Cowboys have been getting solid quarterback play from backup . He's led Dallas to back-to-back wins, which has even . Through two starts, Rush boasts a 96.8 pa ser rating, completed 64.5% of his pa ses, and is averaging 7.26 yards per attempt. Despite Rush keeping the
Cowboys afloat, it doesn't seem like Prescott is in any real fear of losing his starting job regardle s of what ownership may suggest. What Rush's succe s may do, however, is ease the pre sure off Prescott to return sooner than he may need to.
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