"We've got to find a way to finish the game, and we've got to find some consistency in what we do," Hurts said. "Definitely the tale of two halves. In the end, we didn't play a complete game as a team, and today it got us. "We've got to own this one, let it light a fire in us as a team and stay together and move forward."
"We had the openers planned the way that we wanted to run them, and we called the same stuff that we were going to call," Adams said. "I don't know if there were really any adjustments. You always have a plan for a player like that, but I don't think you go into it, 'Oh, let's throw this stuff out.' It was designed the way it was designed, so I
Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has long been a steady performer when the national spotlight shines brightest. With a 5-2 career record on Monday Night Football, Prescott has shown a knack for delivering when the stage is big, and the lights are bright. Next Monday night, he'll have another chance to add to that record when the Cowboys take on the Las Vegas Raiders, his first time ever playing in back-to-back Monday night games.
After being limited to eight games in 2024, has rebounded nicely through the first half of the 2025 campaign. The 32-year-old quarterback currently sports a career-high 70.3-percent completion percentage and is showing no signs of slowing down. Thanks to his continued production, the Cowboys signal caller is confident he can spend close to another decade in the NFL. "Forties would be a good number," Prescott estimated when asked about a potential retirement age ( via ESPN's Todd Archer). "I've been through some injuries; played very physical in college so if I can get to 40 playing at the standard that I want, that would be awesome."
Ahead of this week's "Monday Night Football" doubleheader featuring a matchup between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins, followed by the Cincinnati Bengals facing off with the Denver Broncos, it's time to decide who earned the honor on Sunday. This week's nominees for ESPN's "HIMMY" Award are: Already made up your mind? Cast your vote below. Need a refresher first? Keep reading for each candidate's case, then make it official.
