Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Caught Slamming His Team In Viral Live TV Moment: ‘We F— Suck!’

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was caught criticizing his team on a live TV broadcast following their 27-21 defeat to the Atlanta Falcons.

With less than four minutes left, Prescott seemingly said, “We f—ing suck,” after his team’s defeat to the Falcons left the team with a 3-5 record.

Their win took them to 6-3, while the Cowboys’ third consecutive loss left them at 3-5 before their next game against the 5-2 Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 10.

Prescott added three carries for 30 yards but was forced to leave the game in the third quarter with a hamstring issue. He was sidelined for the rest of the game. 

He underwent an MRI on Monday to examine the damage.

He injured his right leg on an unfinished pass late in the third quarter and, while he stayed in for the next play, was ultimately replaced. 

This left the team’s owner, Jerry Jones, worried about his health.

“Well, I am concerned about that,” Jones said to reporters. “It concerned me when I saw the play or I saw him have a reaction to any weakness that he might have had there in his ham. We just have to take a look at that.”

The Cowboys’ quarterback finished 18-of-24 passes for 133 yards and a touchdown. 

Cooper Rush took over for the Cowboys, but a comeback didn’t materialize.

Rush went for 13-of-25 for 115 yards and a score. 

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb also appeared to take a hit while he attempted a late fourth-quarter catch. 

Lamb played through the pain of a right shoulder injury, cringing with every play following a first-half hit from Falcons safety Jessie Bates. He endured through eight receptions for 47 yards despite the injury.

Despite the loss, the Cowboys managed to have a season-best 137 rushing yards, led by Rico Dowdle‘s 75 yards on 12 carries.

Prescott has had a lot on his mind lately. 

Earlier this year, Dallas police confirmed an investigation of Prescott for an alleged sexual assault in 2017, where a woman claimed he assaulted her in the back of an SUV.

The complaint was filed on March 17, and Prescott filed a lawsuit against the woman in Collin County one day later, claiming that she and her attorneys were trying to extort him for $100 million. 

Police in Prosper, Texas, also began investigating his extortion claim.

On May 9, Dallas police announced they would not pursue sexual assault charges on Prescott.