Cowboys Win At Green Bay; Two Aces At QB?
In winning for just the second time ever at Lambeau Field, the Cowboys have dealt themselves quite a hand -- and not just at QB.
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In winning for just the second time ever at Lambeau Field, the Cowboys have dealt themselves quite a hand -- and not just at QB.
Rookie Dak Prescott threw for 247 yards and three touchdowns, and the Dallas Cowboys forced four turnovers in a 30-16 win over the Green Bay Packers and their dysfunctional offense on Sunday.
Beasley made young defensive back Ladarius Gunter look silly on his second TD catch of the day.
The Cowboys rookie just keeps humming along as the team leads 17-6 at the half.
The Cowboys rookie QB broke Tom Brady's record for most pass attempts without an interception.
The Cowboys D is elite in points allowed. The Packers D allows just two yards per rush. Reputations say "shootout" today but those numbers sure don't.
The rookie-led Cowboys head to Green Bay, where Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are quietly having yet another successful season.
Jerry Jones says there's "nothing simple" when deciding who to start at quarterback between Dak Prescott and Tony Romo.
The Cowboys have made significant investments in their offensive line over the last five years, and it's paying off for two rookies and budding stars in quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott.
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott's NFL career is off to a great start. Veteran Aaron Rodgers is looking for more consistency in Green Bay.
Dez Bryant, Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott shut down talk of a QB controversy in Dallas.
The team firmly stands behind that notion that Romo is the Dallas Cowboys starting QB when COO Stephen Jones told The Fan, "Tony Romo is our No. 1 quarterback."
When it comes to one aspect of Dez Bryant's return to the field, the All-Pro wide receiver and his Cowboys boss are on the same page.
Count Hall of Famer Brett Favre among those that says Dak Prescott should remain the Cowboys starting quarterback.
"Options." The word can mean whatever Cowboys Nation wishes it to mean, and maybe Jerry Jones' use of it is purposefully ambiguous.
