Observe: Cowboys QB Dak Prescott pelted with trash, booed as he leaves match

Jack Birle

September 12, 01:37 PM September 12, 01:37 PM

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott had trash thrown at him and was booed by some lovers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, as he remaining the discipline with an personal injury Sunday evening.

Prescott remaining the video game amid a flurry of boos all through the game's 4th quarter because of to a thumb injuries, which will probable sideline him for at minimum 6 weeks, in accordance to ESPN.

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Some admirers at the video game who ended up upset with the quarterback expressed their frustration by pelting him with trash.

Earlier this calendar year, lovers at the stadium threw trash at referees and players at the end of the Cowboys' to start with-round reduction in the playoffs last period. Prescott praised the lovers in January for throwing particles at the refs, stating "credit score to them" in a press conference subsequent the playoff loss very last time.

The thumb personal injury usually means Prescott will very likely skip at the very least a person activity for the 3rd time in a row. In 2020, Prescott suffered an injury to his right ankle in week 5 from the New York Giants that forced him to sit out the rest of the period, and in 2021, he suffered a calf strain that brought on him to miss out on a 7 days 7 match towards the Minnesota Vikings.

"It's pretty disappointing, but accidents occur, are unable to essentially management it, just regrettable," Prescott reported in a press meeting after the activity. "Of course likely to overlook some time, not be there for my team, and that is what hurts far more than anything at all, particularly just after the start off we just set out there. Wished to be ready to react, and not always acquiring that chance for many weeks, yeah, it can be unlucky."

The Cowboys missing the activity to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19-3, with Prescott ending the video game with 14 pass completions for 134 yards, a single interception, and no touchdowns. With the reduction, the Cowboys remain winless from Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady.