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Here's Why Dak Prescott Was Miffed After a Man Called Cowboys' Loss to Bucs 'Embarrassing'

Prescott said the remark was fair but took issue with the worker looking away and repeating it after the Cowboys’ 24-16 loss.

  • On Thursday, October 8, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 24-16 at AT&T Stadium, with undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels leading Tampa Bay to its first victory behind 419 total yards of offense.
  • Allowing 419 total yards and 241 rushing yards, the Cowboys' defense recorded an 18.8% missed tackle rate—a 6th percentile performance since 2016. This systemic collapse reflected personnel struggles plaguing Dallas throughout the 2026 season.
  • Owner Jerry Jones called the result "extraordinarily, extraordinarily disappointing," though he deemed immediate coaching changes "premature." Critics urged evaluation of head coach Brian Schottenheimer and defensive coordinator Christian Parker.
  • Dak Prescott confronted a service driver in the tunnel after the man called the performance "embarrassing." Prescott later rejected the label, saying he felt it would discredit the Buccaneers' efforts.
  • Facing a 2-3 record, Dallas must address playoff viability during a 10-day break before traveling to Green Bay on October 18. Consecutive primetime matchups against the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles loom ahead.
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Jerry Jones says Cowboys are back to square one with a moribund defense after woeful home loss

Owner and general manager Jerry Jones says the Dallas Cowboys are right back where they started with a moribund defense after a woeful home loss to previously winless Tampa Bay

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