‘How ‘bout them Cowboys?’ Cowboys fans are eager to hear these words in the locker room as the team is gearing up for the upcoming season. Though some are not confident in Brian Schottenheimer as head coach. But it’s Jerry Jones‘s mind behind his promotion, so let’s see what happens in the 2025 season. And the HC is looking to beef up their WR department.

In 2024, Dak Prescott‘s injury impacted everything if we can see the big picture. The quarterback is now recovering from an injury at a faster pace. That’s why Jerry Jones’s team is looking up adding more help to Prescott moving deep into the off-season. And if we look at the recent reports by Cowboys beat writer, the reporter has said, “An inside take on Arizona WR T-Mac who is the favorite for the Cowboys to take at 12,” which is making headlines. Yeah, you read that right. It’s Tetairoa McMillan, a.k.a. T-Mac, of the Arizona Wildcats. 

Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football also made a strong statement regarding the wide receiver T-Mac three days ago. It’s a fact that T-Mac is an undervalued draft prospect, and that’s why the draft analyst from PFF said, “I have seen him a little bit outside the top 20 [picks]. And that is shocking to me. All that to say. I think this dude is an absolute stud.” If we look at T-Mac’s performance in the past seasons, we can agree with Sikkema.

In the 2024 season, McMillan recorded 84 receptions for 1,319 yards, averaging 15.7 yards per catch, and scored eight touchdowns. Over his entire college career, he caught a total of 213 passes and made one rushing attempt. While offensive coordinator Schottenheimer is eyeing this wideout, Dak Prescott is making headlines of his own by taking big steps following an injury update.

Dak Prescott’s ‘big stepper’ as the Cowboys are moving deep into practice sessions 

The Cowboys are ready to step into the most awaited part of the off-season: the workouts. They are set to start on April 14. While the Cowboys’ GM and HC are fully focused on the 2025 Draft, Dak Prescott is not catching a break. He surprised everyone when his practice session video went viral on March 28. Fans saw him for the first time after Prescott injured his right hamstring in the third quarter of the Week 9 game vs. the Falcons.

In a recent video, Dak Prescott was shown practicing like a fit quarterback. He also said, “I’m feeling good. I’m doing more and more. The last two weeks have been huge and progressive for me,” when asked about his injury on March 28. Dak was undergoing rehabilitation after his post-injury surgery. Fans were still unsure if he would be able to play in Week 1, but his workout video brought relief to many.

Now, with the 2025 NFL Draft just around the corner on April 24, all attention is not only on the incoming rookie class but also on seasoned veterans making their return. Among them, Dak Prescott is scheduled to resume his workouts with the Dallas Cowboys on April 14, marking a significant step in his offseason routine.