Cowboys game score last night pro#

The Jets had one offensive highlight on a day in which Cowboys two-time First-Team All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons and the Dallas defense dominated. With number two receiver Brandin Cooks out with a knee injury, no other Cowboy eclipsed 40 receiving yards on Sunday.

Cowboys game score last night pro#

Pro Bowl receiver CeeDee Lamb accounted for 56% of Prescott's 255 yards with 143 receiving yards on 11 catches. He finished with 255 yards and two touchdown passes on 31 of 38 passing. Prescott ended up throwing one more score, a 1-yard toss off on a broken play to second-round rookie Luke Schoonmaker. However, the Cowboys had to settle for field goals on four of Dallas' six red zone drives. The McCarthy and Dak Prescott-led offense was hot early as the quarterback completed his first 13 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown, a 4-yard score to second-year tight end Jake Ferguson, to look incredibly poised and polished in his first year in McCarthy's offense. After a rain-soaked 40-0 stomping of their NFC East rival New York Giants in Week 1, head coach Mike McCarthy, in his first season as the Cowboys' offensive play-caller, didn't have the opportunity to fully unveil his tweaks to their offense. The Dallas Cowboys played loose, free, and at ease against the Aaron Rodgers-less New York Jets in Week 2, in control throughout the entire contest in a 30-10 wire-to-wire victory in their home opener on Sunday.