The Cowboys' quarterbacks are no strangers to injury this season. Will Cooper Rush's injury keep him from playing on Thanksgiving?

The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for another Thanksgiving gameday, but Cooper Rush will be without a key teammate as they face the New York Giants. Thanksgiving Day is a very important date for the Dallas Cowboys.

Rush has taken over starting quarterback duties for the Cowboys since Dak Prescott went down with a season-ending hamstring injury. Rush is 1–2 in his first three starts, having thrown three touchdowns and one interception in that span while completing 62.7% of his passes.

The Dallas Cowboys, 3-7 and losers of five in a row, are sticking with the status quo at quarterback with Dak Prescott sidelined after undergoing surgery on his hamstring.  Head coach Mike McCarthy named eight-year veteran backup Cooper Rush the Cowboys' starting quarterback in Week 12 when they visit former defensive coordinator Dan Quinn and his 7-4 Washington Commanders.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush's performance on the team's win over the Washington Commanders won him some more time as the team's starting QB following Dak Prescott's season-ending injury. By completing 75% of his pass attempts and adding two passing touchdowns with no interceptions,