Dallas QB Change: Lance Set to Play More Against Commanders

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was secretive when it came to revealing the starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders. He hinted that a decision would be made on game day, suggesting a change could be coming. Star quarterback Dak Prescott is out due to a hamstring injury, and Cooper Rush has been his temporary replacement. Rush has done a commendable job, leading the team to a 4-4 record in his starts. However, the Cowboys are out of playoff contention, and it appears that Trey Lance might get more playing time. Lance, who was drafted third overall in 2021, has been waiting for his chance since joining the Cowboys from the San Francisco 49ers. He's only seen brief action in a few games this season but is eager to prove himself. Lance hasn't started a game or played significant snaps since he dislocated his ankle in Week 2 of the 2022 season. This game could be his opportunity to show what he can do before he becomes a free agent in March.