The Dallas Cowboys' struggles continued on "Sunday Night Football," as Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers emerged with a 23-13 win, giving the visitors a fourth loss of the season. Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott finished with 258 yards and a touchdown but also two costly interceptions in the loss. In addition, the Packers' defense pressured him often, and the Cowboys converted just 4 of 13 third downs into first downs.
"It's just frustrating not getting going," Prescott said postgame. That's part of the game, but not executing our answers for it and only leaving the game with 13 points. But we gotta fix it, and only the guys in that locker room are capable of it," he told reporters.
The Cowboys had trouble getting their run game going, with just 48 rushing yards all game. Javonte Williams scored one of the team's two touchdowns. Receiver Ryan Flournoy stretched past the goal line on a diving catch for Dallas' other touchdown late in the game.
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We just gotta take it one at a time. We just gotta get a win, and that's the only way to work our way out of this hole and to get momentum going," he said. "Just to get the confidence and roll on both sides of the ball." Injuries have complicated the NFC East race, with both the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles currently without their starting quarterbacks.
Despite the Giants losing Jaxson Dart early in the season, they lead the division with a 3-2 record. The Commanders also lost their starter, Jayden Daniels, for several games after his dislocated left elbow, but he's since returned. Unlike some of his NFC East counterparts, Prescott has remained healthy all season, with his top receivers available.
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