The Cowboys listed QB Dak Prescott (shoulder) as a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice.

The report was an estimation with the practice being pushed back to Wednesday night because of the Christmas holiday. The Cowboys are likely managing Prescott’s reps this week as they’ll need him Sunday in a must-win game against the Redskins.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott (shoulder) was not listed on the final injury report for Week 16.

Prescott was limited all week, but the expectation all week was that he would be in the lineup. Today makes that official. Prescott will be ready to help Dallas attempt to clinch the NFC East in Philadelphia on Sunday. How limited he'll be during the game will be something to watch. Prescott is our No. 11-ranked quarterback for the week.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott (shoulder) did not throw at practice Thursday, but is still expected to play Sunday against the Eagles.

The Cowboys are giving Prescott as much rest as possible so he can be as close to 100 percent as possible against the Eagles. Owner Jerry Jones appeared on local radio and sounded very confident that Prescott will be good to go as the Cowboys look to clinch the NFC East. Prescott was limited during the game after suffering the injury early against the Rams so Ezekiel Elliott may have to carry most of the weight. But even limited, Prescott can never be counted out.

Prescott suffered the injury during Sunday’s win against the Rams. Head coach Jason Garrett did say “everything seems to be ok.”

"He just banged it up and it's hard for him to function right now," Garrett said, "so [I] don't want him throwing much in practice today."

It sounds like the team is just being extra cautious with Prescott and he should be good to go for a potential division-clinching game against the Eagles on Sunday.

In the first quarter of Sunday's 44-21 win against the Los Angeles Rams, Fox analyst Troy Aikman said Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has a "hairline fracture on the top of his index finger." However, a source told ESPN that the quarterback does not have a fracture.

Speaking Monday, coach Jason Garrett did not confirm whether Prescott does or does not have a fracture of his right index finger.

"I don't want to get into the medical part of it," Garrett said. "I do know he has a little injury to his index finger. Again, he works through it and does what he needs to do."

Prescott suffered the injury in the Cowboys' loss to the Chicago Bears on Dec. 5 but did not miss a day of practice last week, the story said. He had the finger taped during practice and had tape on the finger to start the Rams game but took it off after the first quarter, the story added.