Dak Makes Cowboys History, Defense Still Has Questions

Dak Prescott made Cowboys history in a 37-20 win over Washington, throwing four touchdowns without an interception and passing Tony Romo for the Cowboys' career passing-touchdown record. CeeDee Lamb went for 153 yards and two scores, while Jake Ferguson added two touchdowns of his own.

Austin gets into why the offense earned real trust in the Week 2 response, why the defense still leaves questions despite Jaishawn Barham forcing a key fumble, and why Jayden Daniels' 69 rushing yards kept the mobile-quarterback concern alive. The show also looks at Dallas' struggling run game, the Overshown and Hooker absences, and next week's much tougher mobility test against Lamar Jackson and Baltimore in Rio.

Chapters / Timestamps
  • (00:00) - Dak Makes History in Cowboys’ 37-20 Win
  • (12:05) - Mobile-QB Problem: Daniels to Lamar
  • (17:08) - Offense Responds, Run Game Still Missing
  • (19:02) - Barham, Downs and the Defensive Bright Spots
  • (30:13) - Overshown, Hooker and the Rookie MIKE
  • (32:02) - On Deck: Lamar, Henry and Ravens in Rio
  • (36:50) - Offense Earns Trust, Defense Still Has to Prove It

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