The Cowboys put up 37 points on just eight possessions against Washington, and the box score came with a pile of franchise-history markers attached to it.
CeeDee Lamb was right in the middle of that surge. Against the Commanders, he went over 150 receiving yards and scored multiple touchdowns, giving him his third career game with that combination.
That leaves Lamb tied with several players for second place in franchise history. Bob Hayes still sits out front, and Lamb would need to double his current total to catch him.
Dak Prescott had one of those nights that keeps showing up in team record books. He passed Tony Romo for the franchise lead in passing touchdowns during the game, and he also matched Romo for the most games with multiple passing touchdowns.
Prescott finished with four touchdown passes and no interceptions, which pushed him to 11 career games with at least four touchdowns and zero picks. That total already gives him a huge edge in Cowboys history, where there have been 23 such games overall.
Jake Ferguson joined the scoring parade as well. He caught two touchdown passes, and that gave him four career games with multiple receiving touchdowns as a tight end.
One more would move him into a tie with the trio ahead of him. Three of those four games have come over the last year, including his game at the New York Jets last season and both home games against Washington, last year and this year.
Brandon Aubrey kept doing what he does. He made all three of his field-goal attempts, including one from at least 60 yards out.
That was his seventh career field goal from beyond 60 yards, and it’s only the 11th such make in franchise history. Every one of those 11 has come from either Aubrey or Brett Maher, and all of them have happened since 2018.
It was a big offensive night, and the historical notes backed that up.
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Prescott has long kept his off-field life relatively private, but the latest round of comments has pulled him back into an uncomfortable public conversation. Ramos went further in her remarks by alleging infidelity during their relationship, adding another layer to a split that had already been messy enough without fresh speculation attached to it. [Read more 🡒]
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For Dallas, the timing matters. The Cowboys are already preparing for a tough road matchup, and if Baltimore opts to be cautious with Flowers to keep the injury from getting worse, it would change how the Ravens build their offense around Lamar Jackson and the rest of the receiving group. The final decision still hangs over the week, but this is the kind of opening the Cowboys will be watching closely as kickoff approaches. [Read more 🡒]
Cowboys Already Have One Clear Winner In A Concerning 2027 Trend
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The bigger concern may still be in the trenches, where both the offensive and defensive lines have continued to struggle. For a team trying to build toward a more stable offseason picture, those issues matter just as much as the individual performances around them, because they shape how Dallas will judge its own depth and priorities. With 2027 looming on the horizon for this group, the Cowboys are already seeing which names are helping themselves and which ones still have work to do. [Read more 🡒]