Dak Prescott's fiancée Sarah Jane’s 3-word message hits after Cowboys' season ends in disappointment

Sarah Jane Ramos, Dak Prescott’s fiancée, took to IG on Sunday to post pictures from her recent visit to AT&T Stadium for the final game of the season for the Dallas Cowboys.

Jane appeared in an oversized, light-faded blue denim jacket, accompanied with blue denim and black Cecile pointy-toe ankle boots from Shopbop, which are priced at $498.00 at the site.

She was accompanied by her family. Her caption for the post read:

“Until next year 💙💙💙”

Sarah Jane and the Cowboys fans knew that the game was inconsequential for them since they were already out of a playoff race. Hence, there was no pressure while heading into the game. However, they wanted to finish on a high for the next season, and so Prescott made an appearance despite his injury.

Dak Prescott is frustated beacuse of the losses

It was his third such appearance after he was sidelined for the rest of the season. He suffered a partial tendon avulsion in his right hamstring during the game against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 9.

Following the injury, he underwent surgery on Nov. 12 last year. At the time of his departure, the Cowboys were reeling at a 3-5 season record, which moved to 7-10 by the end.

The Cowboys lost their last game to the already qualified and rejuvenated Washington Commanders, 23-19, courtesy of two touchdowns by QB Marcus Mariota and one by WR Terry McLaurin. However, it didn’t affect them much after they lost the race to the playoffs, losing their game against the Eagles last week.

Reflecting on the loss, Dak Prescott said:

“Nobody plans to lose. Nobody plans to have a losing season, to be in this position. You expect the playoffs every year," Dak Prescott said. "You expect to win the division and then to be in this place, whether it's at home, playing against this team, usually for the division. That's not the case. Yeah, it's frustrating.”

Dak Prescott wants HC Mike McCarthy to come back

The matchup against the Commanders could also have marked the end of current HC Mike McCarthy’s tenure, and Prescott wants him to return. So while praising McCarthy, he said:

“It's tough to get your job done and do your job with all that hanging over your head," he said. “But credit to him, credit to his professionalism, and really his coaching style of being able to get guys ready to play and go out there and finish and take pride in what we finish and what we put on tape.”

He later revealed that he is recovering well and already got on the bike. He has also gained some strength in his right leg, and he will probably start running next month.