Dak Prescott's attorney, Levi McCathern, has confirmed that the Dallas Cowboys quarterback entered a rehabilitation facility well before allegations involving an individual named Madison were made public, according to a report from The California Post.
Speaking to the publication, McCathern clarified the timeline of Prescott's treatment to address recent reports. The attorney stated that the quarterback had already been in the facility for a "substantial period of time" before the allegations surfaced and is expected to remain there for an extended duration.
“He was in [rehab] a substantial period of time before any of these allegations broke with Madison,” McCathern told The California Post. “And he’s scheduled to be there for a while longer.”
The statement from McCathern serves to establish that Prescott's entry into the program was not a reactionary measure to the burgeoning legal or personal situation. This news comes at a critical juncture for the Dallas Cowboys, as the organization prepares for its upcoming seasonal requirements. Prescott, who has served as the team's primary starter since his rookie season in 2016, is a central figure in the NFL and the cornerstone of the Cowboys offense.
While the specific nature of the treatment has not been disclosed, the confirmation of his ongoing stay provides context to his recent absence from the public eye. The Dallas Cowboys front office has not yet commented on the attorney's statements or how this may affect the team's immediate offseason plans.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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