Cowboys QB Dak Prescott didn’t play all of Week 18’s loss to the Giants. Dallas exited the postseason picture, influencing the decision to sit Prescott after one half. George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb each left early, too. Both guys finished with a 45% snap share.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones suggested Tuesday that QB Dak Prescott might not play all of this weekend's finale vs. the Giants. "We're gonna start Dak," Jones said. "How we use Dak, let's make that part of the gameplan that we won't talk about." Dallas has nothing to play for in this one and might want to get a look at QB Joe Milton. It's worth noting, though, that Prescott currently leads Rams QB Matt Stafford by 34 passing yards for the league lead. (Stafford is also a candidate to sit at least some of Week 18.) We'll look for any further updates on the Cowboys' plans this weekend. But Prescott -- as well as WRs CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens -- carry more risk than usual.

Dallas' offense started sluggishly in Sunday's win over the Eagles, failing to cross the 50-yard line until its third possession and fumbling that one away. Philadelphia jumped to a 21-0 lead before the middle of the second quarter, and QB Dak Prescott followed that third enemy score by throwing an INT into the end zone. But he rebounded big time from there to rack up 354 yards, 2 TDs and a rushing score. The game finished with his second-best fantasy score of the season and the third-best among QBs for the week (with Monday night's game left to go). Prescott now ranks among the top 5 per-game scorers at the position for the season (depending on your format).

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott tied a season-low with 188 passing yards in Sunday's loss to the Broncos. He completed 19 of 31 passes and went without a TD for the first time since Week 1.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb returned from a high-ankle sprain to drop 5 catches, 110 yards, and 1 score on Washington. He wasn’t limited in his return, posting a 100% route rate.

Cowboys WR George Pickens put on a show in Sunday’s close loss to the Panthers. The former Steeler tallied 9 catches, 168 yards, and 1 score on a season-high 35% target share. The yardage marked a high among all Week 6 WRs.

Plenty went into the big Sunday night rebound for Cowboys QB Dak Prescott. His 31-of-40 passing matched the Week 3 passing, but Prescott's season-high 8.0 yards per pass attempt turned that into 319 yards and 3 TDs. The latter number doubled his season total in that category. One key factor that allowed such production was the pass protection holding up surprisingly well.

Monday has delivered a slight range of outlooks on the return timeline for Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb. The wideout did suffer a high left ankle sprain in the first quarter of Sunday's loss to the Bears, and he's now expected to miss at least the next two games.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott threw for just 251 yards and a TD vs. 2 INTs in Sunday's lopsided loss at Chicago. Losing WR CeeDee Lamb in the first quarter to a high ankle sprain certainly didn't help, but Prescott faces other issues as well that threaten his fantasy outlook.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott managed just 188 yards on 21-of-34 passing in Thursday night's loss to the Eagles. He threw no TD passes or INTs and took no sacks against a Philly defense that lost DT Jalen Carter to a first-quarter ejection. Prescott started fine, going 12-of-17 for 127 yards in the first half. But the second half found a mere 9-of-18 for 61 more yards, with the QB getting little help -- especially late.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was a “full participant in the team’s offseason program and is expected to carry those responsibilities into training camp,” per beat writer Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Recall that Dak last played in Week 9 of last season because of a hamstring tear.

Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer called the 2024 season a “fluke” for TE Jake Ferguson. The 26-year-old missed one game due to an MCL sprain and two with a concussion. He failed to score on any of his 59 catches.