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Dak Prescott fumbled again.

A video posted Friday on X, formerly known as Twitter, shows the Dallas Cowboys quarterback quickly signing autographs for fans.

But perhaps he was too quick.

Six seconds into the video, Prescott says, “No way. Did I just sign a Packers hat? What the f–k? Excuse my language.”

Prescott can’t be blamed for the mistake — and good for him to apologize for the f-bomb.

After all, he was nice enough to stop for autographs and clearly was trying to get to as many people as possible.


  Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott accidentally signed a Green Bay Packers hat. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott accidentally signed a Green Bay Packers hat. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot

  Dak Prescott and the Cowboys visit the Giants on Sunday, Sept. 10. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot Dak Prescott and the Cowboys visit the Giants on Sunday, Sept. 10. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot

  Dak Prescott looks stunned after realizing he signed a Green Bay Packers hat while greeting fans. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot Dak Prescott looks stunned after realizing he signed a Green Bay Packers hat while greeting fans. Law Nation Sports/X screenshot

Prescott hasn’t been in the headlines much this week, with most of the focus going to quarterback Trey Lance, who Dallas acquired from the 49ers last Saturday in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.


  Trey Lance (right) said Dak Prescott (left) welcomed him to the Cowboys “with open arms.” AP Trey Lance (right) said Dak Prescott (left) welcomed him to the Cowboys “with open arms.” AP

“He welcomed me with open arms,” Lance said. “(Tuesday) was the first time I ran into him, but that meant a lot to me. This business is crazy. He’s a guy who has obviously played at a very high level for a very long time. Nothing but tons of respect for him.”

Lance sits at No. 3 on the Cowboys quarterback depth chart behind Prescott and Cooper Rush.

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