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Dak Prescott set the franchise record for passing touchdowns in the Cowboys' dominant 37-20 win over Washington. While the offense showcased elite efficiency and historical performances from Lamb and Ferguson, the defense's continued struggles remain a concern heading into a challenging Week 3 matchup.
The Dallas Cowboys were quiet on the news front as the Philadelphia Eagles signed franchise legend Zach Ertz to bolster their tight end position following an injury to Dallas Goedert.
Dak Prescott broke Tony Romo's franchise record for passing touchdowns in the Cowboys' dominant 37-20 win over the Commanders. Despite defensive struggles and some fortunate breaks, Dallas secured their first victory, with rookie Jaishawn Barham emerging as a defensive standout.
The Dallas Cowboys prepare for their Week 2 home opener against the Washington Commanders, with experts predicting a Cowboys victory. Meanwhile, the NFL faces potential field issues for an upcoming game in Brazil.
Two Cowboys rookies are set to wear defensive green dots against the Commanders, while Jerry Jones acknowledged the Giants surprised him. The team is also being linked to free agent Bobby Wagner and potentially trading for Steelers corner Joey Porter Jr.
Following a Week 1 loss, the Dallas Cowboys are demanding better performance across the board, with Quinnen Williams calling himself out and Dak Prescott emphasizing the need for a Week 2 victory. Rookie Caleb Downs is being highlighted for his potential impact on defense, while the offense explores ways to maximize CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. The team also saw an injury upgrade for James Houston.
The Dallas Cowboys are feeling the heat after a Week 1 loss to the Giants, with urgency high heading into a critical Week 2 matchup against the Commanders. Defensive struggles and offensive inconsistency, coupled with key injuries, highlight the immediate need for improvement.
Jerry Jones expressed disappointment with the Cowboys' defensive communication following their Week 1 loss to the Giants, while the team dropped significantly in power rankings. Offensive struggles and kicker Brandon Aubrey's recent misses add to the early-season turmoil.
The Dallas Cowboys opened their 2026 season with a demoralizing 28-20 loss to the New York Giants, revealing critical defensive shortcomings, offensive miscues, and a lack of discipline. While Tyler Guyton and Caleb Downs showed promise, and CeeDee Lamb broke a franchise record, the team's overall performance was deeply concerning.