For the last two months, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has felt helpless, Todd Archer of ESPN reports.

Sidelined for the rest of the season because of a right hamstring avulsion suffered on Nov. 3 against the Atlanta Falcons that required surgery, Prescott has watched the Cowboys' season flitter away from the coaches' booth, including Sunday's 41-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.

Eliminated from the playoffs last week, the Cowboys (7-9) are guaranteed just their fourth losing record in the last 20 years with the defeat against the playoff-bound Eagles.

"Nobody plans to lose. Nobody plans to have a losing season, to be in this position," Prescott said in a small hallway outside the Cowboys' locker room. "You expect the playoffs every year. You expect to win this division and then to be in this place or whether it's at home, playing against this team usually for the division. That's not the case. Yeah, it's frustrating."

Sunday's loss to the Eagles was reminiscent of the some of the early season defeats with an offense that turned the ball over too many times (four against the Eagles) and a defense that could not come up with enough stops (Philadelphia scored on six straight possessions).

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