Overview
- Prescott broke Tony Romo's franchise mark by throwing his 249th career Cowboys touchdown pass during Dallas' 37-20 win over Washington, completing 26 of 31 passes for 279 yards and four touchdowns.
- CeeDee Lamb paced the attack with eight catches for 153 yards and two scores, giving the Cowboys a clear aerial advantage that powered the comeback after a Week 1 loss.
- Coach Brian Schottenheimer presented Prescott with a game ball in the locker room and the quarterback made emotional remarks crediting his faith and his late mother after the milestone.
- Dallas's running game remained limited with just 66 team rushing yards and the defense allowed substantial yardage, raising concerns as the team prepares to play the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro next week.
- Prescott's record caps a long stretch of sustained production for the 11th-year starter and raises expectations that Dallas will keep relying on its passing attack while seeking defensive improvements.