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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 27, 2026 12:38 PM ET

Cowboys log 65 offensive snaps without a negative play, a first in Dak Prescott's career

Dallas leaned on its ground game in a 38-21 road victory.

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The #Cowboys finally played to their strength and emphasized running the ball. They had 65 offensive snaps without a sin Via @WerderEdNFL on X

What happened: The Dallas Cowboys committed to running the football and completed all 65 offensive plays without losing yardage, per Ed Werder on the Doomsday podcast. The clean sheet marked the first time quarterback Dak Prescott has gone an entire game without a single negative offensive snap.

Why it matters: Staying ahead of the chains kept the offense out of long-yardage situations and allowed Dallas to control the tempo throughout its 38-21 win. Establishing a balanced, run-first identity reduces the burden on the passing game as the club looks to build momentum in the regular season.

What to watch: The next test for Dallas is whether the offense can sustain that rushing efficiency and ball security against upcoming regular-season opponents.

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