NFL Issues Final Ruling on Dak Prescott Incident from Cowboys-Commanders Christmas Game
The NFL has announced its final disciplinary decision regarding an on-field incident involving Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott during the Christmas Day matchup against the Washington Commanders. (Facebook)
In that game, a controversial late hit on Prescott occurred during the third quarter when Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu tackled him after a sack, drawing a 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty and giving the Cowboys a first down. That call was pivotal in extending the Cowboys’ drive that ultimately led to three points. (Facebook)
Following a league review of the play and subsequent player actions, the NFL announced that Prescott will face no additional discipline or punishment for the incident. Officials confirmed that no fines or suspensions will be levied against him in connection with the Christmas game. (Facebook)
The league periodically reviews on-field conduct to determine if further disciplinary action beyond in-game penalties is warranted, particularly in situations involving risky or unnecessary contact. However, in this case, the league determined that additional sanctions were not appropriate. (Facebook)
Luvu, the defender penalized during the game for unnecessary roughness, also will not face further punishment beyond the in-game penalty, according to the NFL’s weekly disciplinary announcements. (Facebook)
Dallas now turns its attention to finishing the 2025-26 season, with Prescott expected to return as the Cowboys’ starting quarterback and preparations already underway for offseason strategy and improvements. (Facebook)
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