"After the team's bad loss to the Arizona Cardinals before the bye week, Schottenheimer and Prescott talked about how the team's inefficiencies on both sides of the ball in the red zone had to be a priority during the bye. Well, it paid off. The offense scored touchdowns on three of its four trips to the red area, and the defense allowed just one touchdown on Las Vegas' four trips inside the 20-yard line."
"After a two-game stretch going into the bye that saw the first-team offense average just 13.5 points per game and Prescott throw for just 438 yards and one touchdown, the first-team unit responded with a sound passing attack that saw Prescott finish with 268 yards and four touchdowns. With his yardage total, Prescott sits just 179 yards from becoming the franchise's all-time leading passer."
Following a poor loss to Arizona, coaches prioritized red-zone inefficiencies during the bye week. The offense converted three of four red-area trips into touchdowns, while the defense surrendered only one touchdown on four opponent red-zone visits. The first-team offense had struggled in the two games before the bye, averaging 13.5 points per game and seeing Prescott total 438 yards and one touchdown across that span. The unit rebounded with a stronger passing attack as Prescott threw for 268 yards and four touchdowns. Prescott sits 179 yards shy of the franchise career passing record and values the offense regaining momentum ahead of tough opponents.
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