Cowboys release Thursday injury report vs Detroit Lions

The Dallas Cowboys have released its Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the Detroit Lions.

Two moves were made across Dallas’ report. Standout wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was a full participant in Thursday’s practice after being limited Wednesday. Offensive tackle Matt Waletzko was added to the report as well, practicing in a limited capacity Thursday.

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Here is the full injury report:

Full Participation — QB Dak Prescott (Right Thumb), DT Quinton Bohanna (Shoulder), DT Neville Gallimore (Wrist), LB Devin Harper (Achilles), TE Dalton Schultz (Knee), T Jason Peters (Chest), WR CeeDee Lamb (Hip)

Limited Participation — T Matt Waletzko (Shoulder)

Dak Prescott: ‘I am’ starting Sunday’s game vs Detroit Lions

After missing five games with a fractured right thumb, Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Dak Prescott said on Thursday that he’s going to start this Sunday against the Detroit Lions. It would be his first appearance since Week 1, when he originally hurt his throwing thumb.

Prescott was medically cleared to play and practice this week and said he wasn’t on a pitch count in practice. Reporters asked him on Thursday if he would be starting this weekend.

“I am,” Prescott said. He then saw some surprised looks from reporters and clarified, according to Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News. “I think, anyways,” he added.

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Prescott is expected to start on Sunday and has been inching closer to this return for a few weeks now. Last week he started to pick up the pace with physical activities and moved to fully practicing this week.

According to Jon Machota of The Athletic, Prescott confirmed that there was no pitch count for him in practice recently.

“There’s no restrictions. I’m happy to be back,” he said. 

And while the Cowboys rode an impressive defense and the mostly-steady hand of backup quarterback Cooper Rush to a 4-1 record absent the starting quarterback, the ceiling certainly climbs with their star signal caller available.