Dak Prescott’s fiancée shares a heartfelt message for the Cowboys QB following their engagement

Dak Prescott, quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, is now engaged to his girlfriend Sarah Jane Ramos.

During the Cowboys’ bye week, the guy proposed. The happy pair shared the news on social media, along with pictures of the moment.

Margaret Jane Rose Prescott, Prescott and Ramos’s eight-month-old daughter, was very important in the proposal. She wore a shirt that said, “Hi Mommy, Daddy has a question for you!”

Prescott told everyone in an emotional post. This is the beginning of a new time for the pair and their family. “Mine Forever!” Prescott wrote. “The ideal friend, partner, fellow worker, parent, and now fiancé I could ever hope for!

Thank you, God, for this family and blessing! I will always love you, Sarah Jane!” Not long after that, Ramos sent Prescott her own letter. She wrote on Instagram, “I can’t wait to spend forever with you.” Before the season, Prescott signed a new four-year, $240 million deal. It’s been a crazy year for him.

Even though it’s a big deal, the Cowboys have had a rough season. They are now 3-3 after losing badly to the Detroit Lions 47-9. So far this season, Prescott has thrown for 1,602 yards, eight scores, and six picks.

An NFL Network host was moved to tears of joy by Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell

Kevin O’Connell gave Jamie Erdahl a great award as a surprise.

Good Morning Football had Kevin O’Connell, the coach of the unbeaten Minnesota Vikings, on deck on Thursday. There was a treat for one of the hosts that O’Connell brought to the show with him along with Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Pete Schrager, and Akbar Gbajabiamila.

Before he talked about Erdahl, who grew up in Bloomington, Minn., just outside of Minneapolis, O’Connell said nice things about three of the hosts. Through tears, Erdahl saw him through the end of his speech.

SOUND THE GJALLARHORN 🙏📯

Coach Kevin O’Connell with a special surprise for our @JamieErdahl @Vikings | #SKOL pic.twitter.com/v7dsXb9ImH

— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) October 17, 2024

“I love you Kyle, Akbar, Peter’s my guy,” O’Connell said. “But Jamie, you have a special place in this building because you’re from Minnesota and used to live in the Twin Cities.” We thought that the game against the Indianapolis Colts would be a great time to bring you back home. You must know a lot about our history and how great it is to be here at US Bank Stadium. Why don’t you come out and play our Gjallarhorn?”

On November 13, the Colts go to the Vikings.

O’Connell also brought up Erdahl’s conversation with Tom Pelissero yesterday, which was very Minnesotan. The NFL Network expert grew up in nearby Edina, Minn., so they were ready to insult Erdahl in a Minnesota accent, make jokes about the area, and say that the Hawks are really the heroes of “The Mighty Ducks.”

Hey Mom, can you come pick me up? I got in a fight with the kid from Edina. @TomPelissero @gmfb pic.twitter.com/y62PcWNZUK

— Jamie Erdahl (@JamieErdahl) October 16, 2024

That is about as middle-of-the-road as it gets.

This story was first posted on www.si.com as Vikings Coach Kevin O’Connell Made an NFL Network Host Cry Happy Tears.

Author: Stephen Douglas

Second injury report for the Lions in Week 7 is very scary for their game against the Vikings

While the Detroit Lions initiated their preparations for a significant Week 7 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday, reporters on the scene expressed some concern regarding the open portion of practice. However, the injury report for the day was not as severe as it appeared to be.

Especially when notable names are included in a team’s initial injury report of a typical week, Wednesday injury reports can be simple to overreact to. However, they are also difficult to extract a significant amount of information from, as they frequently involve general leisure days or restricted participation as a result of a relatively minor injury.

However, the encounter on Thursday will be more significant in terms of the player’s inclusion in the final injury report of the week on Friday. In that regard, the Lions are facing a significant prospective concern with respect to Sunday’s game.

The Lions’ practice summary for Thursday is provided below.

The second Detroit Lions injury in Week 7 has raised significant concerns.

CB Carlton Davis (quad): Non-participant

OG Kevin Zeitler (groin): Limited participation

Database Brian Branch: Full participant (knee)

C Frank Ragnow (reserve): Active participant

Full participant: Dan Skipper, OT (ribs)

OG Christian Mahogany (illness)-Complete participant

Davis withdrew from the Cowboys’ Week 6 game; however, he successfully completed the concussion protocol and had the opportunity to return had the game not been a rout. He has now missed the first two days of the practice week due to the quad injury, which is a new (or previously undisclosed) issue.

On Wednesday, Ragnow and Zeitler were granted veteran rest days. On Thursday, Zeitler was added to the injury report as a limited player as a result of a groin issue.

After being restricted on Wednesday, Branch resumed a complete practice.

After failing to practice on Wednesday, Skipper was a full participant on Thursday.

Mahogany is recuperating from an ailment that prevented him from participating in training camp. He has 11 days remaining in the 21-day window to be added to the active roster, or he will be subject to season-ending injury.

Of course, the Lions will be confronted with Justin Jefferson this week, whom defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn referred to as the “best wide receiver in the NFL” during his Thursday press conference. Davis is expected to face Jefferson on Sunday, and if he is unable to do so, Kindle Vildor would be the likely replacement. Vildor is not a starting-caliber NFL cornerback, and the Vikings will have a target on his back if he is selected. I mean no disrespect to him. Ennis Rakestraw, a rookie, may also be eligible for a more significant role.