"It may have taken seven full games, but it finally happened. The Dallas Cowboys played complementary football on Sunday against the Washington Commanders and have a 44-22 victory to show for their work. There are always moments in a game you feel like could have gone better for your team, and in that respect the Cowboys doubled up their division rivals, and it feels like they didn't play their best overall game."
"There is zero doubt that the Cowboys did play their most complete game, though. The offense had its successes and the defense finally turned in positive work when they were on the field. It was wonderful to see and a potential look at how this team can succeed on a weekly basis if they can just manage to do this very difficult thing."
"What we are seeing from Dak at the moment is the best quarterback play that he has offered the Cowboys throughout his career. He is in full and total control, both physically and from a processing standpoint, of what he wants to, and ultimately will do, at any given moment. With an arsenal featuring two top-level receivers, a stellar tight end, a run game that works, and a play-caller that leans into it all, the sky truly is the limit."
Dallas Cowboys produced a complementary, comprehensive performance in a 44-22 victory over the Washington Commanders. The offense executed well while the defense contributed positive work on the field. Dak Prescott displayed career-best control physically and mentally, processing reads and making decisive plays. The passing arsenal includes two top-level receivers and a stellar tight end, supported by a functioning run game and a play-caller who leverages all weapons. The pairing of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens created the most potent version of the offense to date, generating consistent frustration for opposing defenses. Team momentum and player stock rose after the win.
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