Walking Boot Reveals Foot InjuryDallas Cowboys star quarterback Dak Prescott was recently seen wearing a walking boot in a picture posted on Wednesday, July 3, due to a reported minor right foot sprain. Initially, the Cowboys downplayed the issue, stating that the boot was just regular maintenance for his 2020 ankle injury. At sicscore.com, we disagreed with this assessment. The boot was short, which aligns with a foot injury, as taller boots are typically used for ankle injuries.Optimism Going Forward For PrescottDespite the initial concern, the injury is reportedly minor in nature, with rumors suggesting that Prescott has already shed the boot. It remains unclear when the injury occurred, but our panel of Pro Football Docs believes he will be fully ready heading into training camp, which starts on July 25th.While the sight of Prescott in a walking boot caused a scare for Cowboys fans and football enthusiasts, he is expected to be fine going forward. The quick recovery and optimistic prognosis should reassure everyone that Prescott will be back to full strength soon.Want to know the Truth on Injuries?To receive our injury analysis first - sign up here for our free notifications and sign up here for our free newsletter. Because Injuries Matter!WHAT ARE SIC PICKS?INSIDER INJURY KNOWLEDGE FROM FORMER PRO SPORTS TEAM DOCTORS TO GIVE YOU A WINNING EDGE IN SPORTS BETTING!SIC PICKS are powered by the proven SIC Score algorithms from our exclusive panel of former Pro Sports Team doctors to give you a sports betting edge. Each day our team of doctors analyze the players and teams and share their expert insights to help you make informed bets on the biggest unknown to sportsbooks and sports bettors - player health and injuries! For our Best Bets including spreads, totals, props and live in game with instant alerts as game day opportunities arise with research notes, sign up to SIC Picks here for less than $10 a week on an annual plan, or $49.99 a week. Sign up to SIC Picks today to get our NFL picks sent direct to your cell!