Dak Prescott's fiancée Sarah Jane, teammates gift birthday card roasting Cowboys QB

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Tuesday's day off at training camp couldn't have come at a better time for Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Dak Prescott.
Prescott is celebrating his 32nd birthday during his time in Oxnard, so his fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos had to cook up something entertaining for the big day.
Sarah Jane got a major assist from Prescott's teammates to put together a hilarious birthday card with personalized messages from players on the team.
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Some of the players took the opportunity to roast their quarterback, like Jalen Brooks, who signed, "I am better than you at ping pong."
HBD from the fam to QB1 💌#DallasCowboys | @dak pic.twitter.com/GOIGpG8pJW
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) July 29, 2025
CeeDee Lamb simply wrote, "Old Man," and Jake Ferguson cracked Dak up with his loving note, "Happy birthday, Big Sexy."
Of course, it wasn't all a roast session, with Sarah Jane starting things off on a more sentimental note. "Happy birthday, 4, love your family of four, SJ, MJ, and Aurora."
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Dak's first-born daughter, Margaret Jane "MJ" Rose, was born in February 2024. Prescott and Sarah Jane got matching tattoos to honor their firstborn.
The couple's youngest daughter, Aurora Rayne, was born just two months ago on May 22, 2025. Aurora is named after Prescott, whose full name is Rayne Dakota Prescott.

Happy birthday, QB1.
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