Cris Carter is concerned about how Amari Cooper's foot injury will affect Dak Prescott

Name: Cris Carter is concerned about how Amari Cooper's foot injury will affect Dak Prescott
Uploaded: 2019-09-03T09:08:59-04:00
Description: Cris Carter explains why he believes Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will struggle the first month of the season with wide receiver Amari Cooper struggles with a foot injury and the need for wide receiver Randall Cobb to step up during that time.

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Cris Carter explains why he believes Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will struggle the first month of the season with wide receiver Amari Cooper struggles with a foot injury and the need for wide receiver Randall Cobb to step up during that time.

SEPTEMBER 3, 2019・first things first・1:24

Amari Cooper

Dak Prescott

National Football League

Dallas Cowboys

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Cris Carter is concerned about how Amari Cooper's foot injury will affect Dak Prescott

Cris Carter explains why he believes Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will struggle the first month of the season with wide receiver Amari Cooper struggles with a foot injury and the need for wide receiver Randall Cobb to step up during that time.

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