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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott wears a hat with the image of his late brother Jace on it, following a training camp practice on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026, in Oxnard, Calif. (Smiley N. Pool/The Dallas Morning News)
A Dallas Cowboys fan at training camp had a touching gift for quarterback Dak Prescott.
Prescott could be pictured in his post-practice media availability with a dark blue Cowboys baseball hat on, with a hand-drawn image of his late brother, Jace, on the side.
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At the time, Prescott didn't even know who had handed him the hat. But it was clear he appreciated it all the same.
"That actually means a lot,” Prescott said Thursday after practice. “I wish I knew who did it so I could have even told him more of a thank you. I just thought it was a hat. We were walking by and they said no signing. So I didn't really stop, just telling everybody thank you, thank you. And I didn't see it until I get with my daughters and she's ‘Hat, hat!’ and I just take it out and then I see my brother's face on it. It's a hell of a job of it too."
Jace died by suicide at the age of 31, an event that has since prompted his brother Dak to become an advocate for mental health awareness. Prescott made it clear that the hat was special to him, and he'd eventually find out who was responsible for crafting it.
In an Instagram post on Thursday evening Prescott could be seen meeting the fan and, once he put together who it was, graciously thanking the fan for the gift.
"You did it?! Hell yeah, man." Prescott can be seen saying before pulling the fan in for a hug.
"Custom Caps by Mario" also posted a video of the visage being drawn. Check it out below.
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