Dak Prescott’s fiancée Sarah Jane reveals she doesn’t call Cowboys QB by that name

Believe it or not, Dak Prescott has a rarely used full name. His fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos just revealed before the Dallas Cowboys play on Christmas Day that she also doesn’t refer to him as Dak.
Prescott and the Cowboys aren’t home for Christmas as they are traveling to take on the Washington Commanders in the first game of three the NFL has on the day.
While the team is out of the playoffs, individually Prescott has had a great season and was just named to his fourth Pro Bowl team. Heading into Thursday’s game, Prescott has thrown for 4175 yards (second in the NFL) to go along with 28 touchdowns (third) and 10 interceptions.
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Unfortunately for him, he’ll have a long offseason again with no playoffs. At least he’ll be able to spend it with Sarah Jane and his daughters MJ, 1, and Aurora, born in May.
He got in an early holiday photo with the fam, too.
While Dak is away as the team traveled to D.C., Sarah Jane just posted sweet Christmas Eve photos with the girls.
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It was this one, however, where she said, “Just missing Dakota ❤️.”

So, there you have it: It’s Dakota at home.
His full name is actually Rayne Dakota Prescott.
Mom and the girls can watch Dakota hopefully get a Christmas win. It looks like the kids were already winning at home no matter what, though.

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