Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 21
Dak Prescott Throws 4 TDs, Sets Cowboys Record at 249 as Jerry Jones Warns He Is 'Dangerous'
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 21

Dak Prescott Throws 4 TDs, Sets Cowboys Record at 249 as Jerry Jones Warns He Is 'Dangerous'

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 21

Summary

  • Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes in Dallas' 37-20 win over Washington, breaking Tony Romo's franchise record with his 249th career TD pass.
  • Jerry Jones used the bounce-back victory to joke that there is "nothing more dangerous than an old man with money," after admitting it would have been hard facing reporters at 0-2.
  • The win steadied the Cowboys after a poor Week 1 showing against the Giants and gave a lift to coach Brian Schottenheimer, whom Jones singled out while praising the team.
  • Dallas next heads to Brazil for a Week 3 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, with the victory easing early pressure around the club.

Insights

After shattering Romo's touchdown record, can Dak Prescott translate this emotional milestone into elusive playoff success?
How will questionable field conditions in Rio impact Dak Prescott's historic momentum against the Ravens next week?
With Jayden Daniels out, did the Cowboys truly bounce back, or just capitalize on a crippled Commanders team?