Dak Prescott’s Personal Milestones Include Plans for More Kids With Future Wife Sarah Jane Ramos

Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos have big plans ahead.

Dak Prescott is having a big year with the Dallas Cowboys. In seven games played thus far, the three-time Pro Bowl quarterback has already registered 185-of-259 completed passes (71.4%) for 1,881 yards and 16 touchdowns, leading his team to a 3-3-1 record approaching the mid-way point of the NFL season.

On a personal level, Prescott marked an important family milestone this year. Along with future wife Sarah Jane Ramos, the couple welcomed their second child, Aurora, in May. She is the latest addition to their growing family and is the younger sister of Margaret Jane, or MJ, who was born in February 2024.

Prescott joined the Cowboys in 2016 as a fourth-round pick in the draft. He wasted no time establishing himself as one of the top young QBs in the league, winning the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year title in his debut campaign. Prescott has since been Dallas’ cornerstone quarterback.

The former Mississippi State Bulldogs standout is now in his 10^th season with the Cowboys, and there are no signs of Prescott slowing down anytime soon. On Sunday against the Washington Commanders, the 32-year-old led Dallas to a convincing 44-22 win with 21-of-30 completed passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns.

Off the field, Prescott is a family man and devoted father. As it turns out, Prescott and Ramos have plans to add to their lot. Ramos, 31, took to social media on Wednesday to announce their decision to have more kids.

“Yes, we want 2 or 3 more 🙏” she posted on her Instagram stories.

Ramos was responding to a fan who asked if they wanted more children. The former bartender and wine specialist also added that she is hoping for a boy.

“For those asking if Dak wants a boy, he loves being a girl dad and I am the one who would love to have a boy 😂 But healthy children and God’s provisions is all we pray for!” she wrote.

Prescott and Ramos were first linked together in September 2023. They got engaged in October 2024. The couple has already decided that they want two or three more kids to complete their family, but they have not made their timeline public.

Prescott and the Cowboys will be back in Sunday for a Week 8 matchup against Bo Nix and the 5-2 Denver Broncos. It’s a road game for Dallas at Empower Field at Mile High with kickoff scheduled at 4:25 p.m. ET.

Saints legend Drew Brees advanced to the next round of Pro Football Hall of Fame voting

Saints legend Drew Brees is one step closer to being enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 in his first year of eligibility.

Brees was one of 52 modern-era players to advance to the next round of the Hall of Fame’s voting process. He is one of eight players to advance this far in their first year of eligibility, joining Larry Fitzgerald, Philip Rivers, Jason Witten, Frank Gore, LeSean McCoy, Greg Olsen and Maurkice Pouncey.

Of the group, Brees almost certainly has the best shot at earning a gold jacket in his first opportunity.

Only Tom Brady threw for more yards or touchdowns than Brees in NFL history, who finished his career with 80,358 yards and 571 touchdowns. Brees has four of the top eight individual seasons by passing yards in NFL history, was the MVP of Super Bowl XLIV and led the Saints to a 142-86 record in his 15 years as the franchise quarterback.

Brees is not the only player with Saints or New Orleans connections on the list. Former All-Pro guard and current member of the Saints coaching staff Jahri Evans also made the cut, as did former Saints Lorenzo Neal and Olin Kreutz and New Orleans native Reggie Wayne.

There were 128 players nominated for Hall of Fame consideration this year. This group of 52 players was decided by a voting committee who cast a ballot for the 50 players they believed should be considered for enshrinement.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees (9) reacts after New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (41) scores a three yard TD during a NFC wild card football game against the Chicago Bears at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021. (Photo by David Grunfeld, NOLA.com | The Times-cases.Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate)
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Under Hall of Fame bylaws, ties for the 50th position also remain eligible for the Class of 2026.

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