FRISCO, Texas — In only eight possessions against the Washington Commanders, the Dallas Cowboys offense racked up 37 points, including three field goals from Brandon Aubrey — one from 60 yards out — and four touchdowns from Dak Prescott to take the win and the all-time franchise record for most passing touchdowns from Tony Romo.
That was a marked improvement over the 20 points mustered in the seasoning opening loss against the New York Giants, a game plagued by penalties and critical drops that could've turned the tide at MetLife Stadium.
Up next, Prescott and the resolve of the rebounded offense will be tested against the defense of the Baltimore Ravens on international soil in the first-ever NFL game in Rio de Janeiro.
"We know our identity and we know what we want to accomplish as an offense," said Ryan Flournoy in a separate, exclusive interview with DallasCowboys.com, as he looks to build on his career 2025 season. "To go out and fail in Week 1, we had to redeem ourselves. We had to lean on each other to execute and really come back and bounce back, and just prove to ourselves, not just the world, who we are — that we are good, and we truly believe that.
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