Dak Prescott plans to be on the field for the Dallas Cowboys when they kick off the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 9.

Gil Brandt, who spent 30 years with the Cowboys, tweeted about Prescott's expectations.

Prescott suffered a strained shoulder — specifically an injury to the lat muscle — early in camp.

There is a chance Dak Prescott will take the field for the Dallas Cowboys in Saturday's preseason game against the Houston Texans.

Prescott has been dealing with a strained shoulder as he works to return from last year's season-ending ankle injury.

The quarterback has resumed throwing in measured amounts and feels no soreness.

After getting positive MRI news, Dak Prescott will return to the practice field for the Dallas Cowboys this week.

According to a source, Prescott could practice as early as Monday.

Prescott has been seen lightly tossing before practices and threw on the side in recent days, but Monday would mark his first actual practice with teammates since he felt soreness in his throwing shoulder on July 28.

Dak Prescott is planning to get another MRI to check out his right shoulder strain.

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback said on Wednesday that he's making good progress with the injury that has kept him out of practice for more than a week.

Not only has there not been a setback in his rehab, but Prescott resumed some light throwing earlier this week. He still hopes to play in the team's Sept. 9 opener.