Ahead of a sudden decline in health, the Dallas Cowboys make a risky decision about their quarterback.

An hour before their crucial Wild Card round game against the Green Bay Packers, the Dallas Cowboys

took a bold gamble. Cooper Rush, the backup quarterback for the Packers, unexpectedly appeared on the

injury list on Friday due to a sickness.

Rush was absent from the Cowboys’ final two practices on Friday and Saturday, according to several

reports. The Cowboys didn’t want the illness to spread to other starting players because it was either

serious enough for him to miss important practice time or it was still contagious.

The Dallas Cowboys make a risky decision at QB

According to Ed Werder with ESPN, the Cowboys are set to have Rush on the sidelines against the

Packers as Dak Prescott’s backup. Despite the sudden illness that has caused him to miss Friday’s and

Saturday’s practice, head coach Mike McCarthy trusts Rush over former San Francisco 49ers first-round

pick Trey Lance.

The Cowboys are hoping Rush won’t be necessary. That very well might occur, though, considering the

volume of NFL quarterback injuries this season.

Despite the fact that backup quarterback Cooper Rush missed the last two days of practice due to

sickness, I’ve been informed that the Cowboys will likely start Rush below Dak Prescott in their usual

QB depth chart.

Naturally, Zack Martin’s illness kept him from playing last week.

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