Dak Prescott Stays Strong After Split

0:00On March 30, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is staying strong mentally after splitting from his fiance, Sarah Jane Ramos, according to offensive coordinator, Brian Shottenheimer. The coach shared they've talked a lot, calling the situation tough, but saying Dak's got the grit to push through it. The breakup hit right before their wedding, which they had planned for Lake Colmo, Italy, on April 10, 2026. Reports say their relationship had rough patches for months. Boiling over into a big fight during their joint bachelor and bachelor ret parties in the Bahamas, Ramos ended things, and sources claim is beyond fixing now. The couple shares two kids, a two-year-old, and a ten-month-old, and they're committed to co-parenting moving forward. They went public with the romance in 2023, and Prescott popped the question last October, with a flashy, ten-carried, emerald-cut ring. That came soon after he inked a $240 million dollar, four-year extension with the Cowboys.

1:00Fans and teammates have been supportive, focusing on his leadership off the field, too. On the gridiron, Dallas restructured Prescott's deal, along with Gar Tyler Smith, to free up $47 million in cap space ahead of free, agency. They chased Ed rusher Max Crosby in a wild trade that fell through after a physical issue with another team. Still, no distractions there for Dak. That gears up for summer workouts, aiming to steer the Cowboys back to the playoffs for the first time since 2023 after sitting. Out part of last season with an injury, eyes on the field he's bouncing back on all fronts.