Despite having an opportunity to get an extended look at Trey Lance with Dak Prescott expected to go on injured reserve, the Dallas Cowboys don't plan

The Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback situation in the coming weeks could be more interesting than many expected after hearing about the severity of Dak Prescott’s hamstring injury earlier this week. With Prescott expected to be out multiple weeks and the Cowboys “likely” placing him on injured reserve,

The Dallas Cowboys received the news that would turn any franchise upside down. Starting quarterback Dak Prescott will miss at least the next four games with a hamstring injury that has placed him on IR. In his place, Cooper Rush will take the reigns of the offense.

Dak Prescott is out for at least the next four games, meaning the Cowboys depth will have to keep the team afloat.

Dallas Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones hinted the team could give Trey Lance an opportunity to play in the absence of Dak Prescott, who will miss multiple weeks.

With Prescott slated to miss multiple games, now may be an excellent time for the Dallas Cowboys to give Lance a test run.

According to owner Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys aren’t ruling out the possibility of playing both Trey Lance and Cooper Rush vs. the Eagles on Sunday.