Overview
- Prescott, who spoke Wednesday in a training‑camp interview with NBC’s Newy Scruggs, said he is “great” and “blessed” and credited his Christian faith for helping him handle the breakup.
- The parents reached an informal temporary custody agreement in April and postponed the first SAPCR hearing so they could try to resolve child‑related issues outside court, Prescott’s attorney Levi McCathern said.
- Several outlets have reported allegations of infidelity and described the relationship as “beyond repair,” but those claims rely on limited or anonymous sourcing and have not been confirmed by the parties.
- Since the split Prescott has returned to public and team roles, including charity appearances, and he and Sarah Jane Ramos have appeared together at family events such as their younger daughter’s first birthday while co‑parenting their two daughters.
- Watch for next steps in the paused SAPCR process and any formal filings that would replace the temporary agreement, since changes there would determine custody details and the legal path forward for both parents.