Dak Prescott's TD run brings Cowboys back to 21-21
The Eagles had a chance to build on their 21-14 lead, but Jake Elliott's 56-yard field goal try was wide right. That gave the Cowboys good field position.
In only three plays, the Cowboys covered the 54 yards to the end zone.
Dak Prescott completed a 43-yard pass to George Pickens and Javonte Williams ran for 3 yards to set up Prescott's 8-yard touchdown run.
The Cowboys have come all the way back from down 21-0 to tie the game at 21-21.
Prescott is 19-of-27 for 297 yards with two touchdowns and an interception.
Sunday Night Football: Chris Godwin officially active for Bucs-Rams
As expected, the Buccaneers will get one of their key offensive weapons back for Sunday night's game against the Rams.
Receiver Chris Godwin is active for the contest, playing for the first time in over a month sidelined for over a month with a fibula injury.
Godwin was limited in two practices this week but was a full participant on Thursday.
In two games so far in 2025, Godwin has caught six passes for 52 yards.
Tampa Bay’s inactives are guard Ben Bredeson, cornerback Jamel Dean, running back Bucky Irving, cornerback Benjamin Morrison, outside linebacker Haason Reddick, and defensive lineman Elijah Simmons.
For the Rams, receiver Xavier Smith is inactive while in concussion protocol and offensive lineman David Quessenberry is inactive with a groin injury. Quarterback Stetson Bennett, kicker Joshua Karty, running back Jarquez Hunter, safety Chris Smith, and defensive end Desjuan Johnson are also inactive for Los Angeles.
Dak Prescott passes Tony Romo to set Cowboys' all-time passing record
Dak Prescott pass Tony Romo as the Cowboys' all-time passing yardage leader. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Dak Prescott has etched his name into the Dallas Cowboys record book again.
Facing the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Prescott reset the Cowboys record for all-time passing yards with the franchise.
Prescott threw a 9-yard pass to George Pickens to start the Cowboys' first drive of the second half to set the record.
“I’m humbled, thankful to be healthy and to be in this position to do it,” Prescott told reporters Thursday. “I was on the production call earlier and they asked me the same thing: Would I have thought this 10 years ago? And I said, ‘Yeah, I was very arrogant as a rookie.’
“When you play in this game long enough and you can stay healthy, with my expectations of what my play is, that’s supposed to happen. Just thankful, humbled, super grateful to be playing the game I love at this high of a level.”
Prescott entered the contest 160 yards shy of Romo’s 34,183 career yards. Romo threw for that in 13 seasons with the Cowboys, including 10 starting at least one game. Prescott is in his 10th season with the franchise that selected him in the fourth round, 135th overall, of the 2016 NFL Draft.
With TD to George Pickens, Dak Prescott ties Tony Romo’s all-time Cowboys passing record, at 34,183 yards. Dak on track to break record in second halfpic.twitter.com/xr5UaLIVP3
Injuries to Romo and now-New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore helped Prescott rise from fourth- to first-string on the depth chart during his debut training camp. He started Week 1 for the Cowboys in 2016 and has been the franchise starter since.
The Cowboys entered Week 11 with the second-most potent scoring offense and third most productive offense by yardage, even as their bottom-three defense contributed to a 4-5-1 start.
Prescott entered the week with a league-high 253 completions, Prescott completing 69.9% of his pass attempts for 2,587 yards, 21 touchdowns and six interceptions this year.
Prescott entered the week with 234 career passing touchdowns, 15 shy of surpassing Romo’s 248.