The Dallas Cowboys kicked off their offseason program, generating buzz with Dak Prescott's hamstring recovery being a focal point. Although Prescott indicated he could play if necessary, doubts linger about the status of his injury as it has persisted for over five months. Analyst Chris Simms suggests that Prescott's unique throwing mechanics may be contributing to the extended recovery time. Meanwhile, Micah Parsons participated in voluntary workouts, a positive sign for his leadership role on the team despite contract issues. The Cowboys are also evaluating their draft strategy, particularly concerning tight end prospects, and it's clear they need to ensure their first-round pick secures immediate impact players for the upcoming season.