FRISCO, Texas — Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has announced that quarterback Dak Prescott will undergo surgery to repair his torn hamstring, effectively ending his season.

Prescott suffered the injury during a recent game, and after consultations with medical staff, the decision was made that surgical intervention is necessary for recovery. The team’s management is hopeful that this procedure will enable him to return to full strength for the next season.

The Cowboys will now have to adjust their strategies moving forward without their starting quarterback, who has been a critical part of their offense. The team is currently exploring their options in trying to fill the gap left by Prescott’s absence.

For Dallas fans, this news comes as a disappointment, as Prescott has been pivotal in leading the team. The franchise will support him through his rehabilitation process, aiming for an effective return when the offseason begins.