Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said Sunday that he will meet with a specialist Monday in New York about his torn right hamstring.

Clarence Hill of alldlls.com reports that Prescott has said he will remain in New York for surgery if the specialist agrees that this is what is needed to repair partial avulsion of the hamstring tendon. Recovery time is three months with surgery and six to eight weeks without surgery, so either way his season is over.

Prescott injured his hamstring in last week’s loss to Atlanta.

The Cowboys have yet to place the quarterback on injured reserve and wait until Prescott’s trip to New York before making a final decision.

In his place, Cooper Rush and Trey Lance passed for a combined 66 yards and had three of the team’s five turnovers.

‘I don’t want to be sarcastic, but do you have the same arithmetic as me? We won three games with Dak,” owner Jerry Jones said after the 34-6 loss to the Eagles. “So I’m just saying we didn’t play well with Dak. Not at all. So there’s a lot to work on here, and we’re all aware of that, and (it’s) very concerning.

Coach Mike McCarthy said the Cowboys will discuss the possibility of starting Lance in the Week 11 game against the Texans, a Monday Night Football game.