Troy Aikman Believes The Cowboys Are Lying About Dak Prescott’s Shoulder Injury And It’s ‘More Significant Than They Have Led On’

Troy Aikman thinks Dak Prescott’s shoulder injury is more serious than the Cowboys are having people believe.

Prescott did not play during the Cowboys preseason opener on Thursday night but made an appearance on the FOX halftime show to say that the team was just being cautious with his shoulder injury.

We’re being cautious,. “We’re taking it day-by-day. We’re five weeks before the season opener, so I’ve got a lot of time. And I’m going to use that time to get myself ready for that game.”

During the game, Aikman commented that he felt the team was “downplaying” the injury in public but he thinks it’s a bit more significant than they’re letting on considering how much time he’s been away from the field.

Earlier this week the Cowboys announced Prescott “has been limited to non-throwing drills the past week because of a strained shoulder muscle” and there’s no timeline for his return to the field after he felt tightness and soreness that was described as “atypical.”

According to Jay Glazer Prescott’s injury is under the shoulder and the team fully expects him to start during week 1.

Hopefully for Cowboys fans, Aikman is wrong with his assessment about Dak’s injury and he’s back before the start of the regular season.