Bucs Take Down Cowboys, 24-16, in Thursday Night Showdown at AT&T Stadium
Prescott said the remark was fair, but he objected to the worker looking away and repeating it after the 24-16 loss, which went viral.
- On Thursday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 24-16 at AT&T Stadium, earning their first win behind undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels and a dominant 419-yard offensive performance.
- Defensive coordinator Christian Parker's unit surrendered 241 rushing yards on 6.2 yards per carry, prompting analyst Keyshawn Johnson to urge owner Jerry Jones to fire the coaching staff after the defense failed to record a takeaway.
- Quarterback Dak Prescott completed 24 of 42 passes for 316 yards with two interceptions, then confronted a service driver in the tunnel who called the defeat 'embarrassing.' Prescott told reporters he expected the critic to stand by the remark.
- Owner Jerry Jones called the result 'extraordinarily, extraordinarily disappointing' but labeled immediate coaching changes 'premature,' even as the loss dropped Dallas to 2-3. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer signaled willingness to review staff decisions.
- Dallas faces primetime matchups against the Green Bay Packers on October 18 and the Philadelphia Eagles in the coming weeks, offering the 2-3 team critical opportunities to address defensive and offensive inconsistencies before playoff hopes fade.
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Dallas lost 24-16 to the Buccaneers on Thursday night, dropped to 1-4, and allowed all five opponents to score 20 or more points. Jerry Jones was asked directly whether Christian Parker still had his confidence. He said yes. Twice.
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