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In his second NFL start, Dak Prescott had an impressive showing. He dropped back to pass only 34 times, as the Cowboys’ play-calling seemed to pick its spots when attacking the Commanders’ defense. Prescott finished with 22 completions on 30 attempts, with no drops by his receivers. While under pressure, he managed to complete six of eight passes. Although he was sacked four times (one of which was a designed bootleg at the end of the game to run out the clock), he played mistake-free football, and had some clutch medium-range completions to Dez Bryant across the middle to continue drives.
Top offensive grades
QB Dak Prescott, 81.7
WR Dez Bryant, 80.6
WR Cole Beasley, 79.2
LT Tyron Smith, 77.7
C Travis Fredrick, 76.1
Top defensive grades
OLB Sean Lee, 84.3
FS Byron Jones, 81.4
C Orlando Scandrick, 76.4
DT Terrell McClain, 71.4
S Barry Church, 70.1
Red-zone defense helps Cowboys ride off to victory
The Cowboys’ defense held the Commanders to two red-zone field goals, and then Barry Church’s interception of Kirk Cousins denied Washington the chance to all but put the game away. The Cowboys’ secondary kept the defense in the game, as the Dallas pass-rush was basically non-existent. Safety Byron Jones had 46 snaps in coverage and was targeted five times, allowing three receptions for just 20 yards. Sean Lee was a star on defense for the Cowboys, and he finished with eight tackles along with an assist and two stops.
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