"Honestly, just the zero looks and things like that," Prescott said. "Simple as that, anytime we were in a passing situation or passing downs and they were giving us that look, we tried to throw him just a quick smoke - not early, well late honestly - and maybe we should have done it earlier. Maybe we should have just thrown him a slant. A lot of 'maybes.' I'm frustrated. This was one of the toughest ones I've been a part of."
The Cowboys, sitting at 3-4-1, are seeking to steady their form after a rocky stretch, while the 2-5 Cardinals aim to stop their slide and find some momentum in front of a national audience. Dallas have been one of the league's most exciting offensive teams, averaging just over 30 points per game. Dak Prescott has been in sharp form, throwing for 2,069 yards and 16 touchdowns with a 70% completion rate.
