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r/cowboys • u/thekhaleeesi • Nov 06 '25
Ask 4 Help. Dak’s Foundation: Faith Fight Finish
As yall may know, Dak Prescott has a Foundation called Faith Fight Finish. It’s to honor his mom Peggy, who died of cancer, and his brother Jace, who he lost to suicide.
Dak often writes “Ask 4 Help” on his wristbands that he wears at games. It’s an homage to his number on the field and also a reminder to ask for help when you’re struggling. Dak came under scrutiny and was mocked by some in the media when he was open about mental health awareness and battling things. He remained steadfast in his pursuit to make mental health something that is okay to talk about.
In honor of Marshawn Kneeland, I hope it’s okay I share the link to Dak’s Foundation.
Please call 988 if you’re struggling. Please tell someone. We don’t want to lose anyone else to suicide. We all deserve a happy and long life.
Should you feel called to donate: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/XDmNPg
r/cowboys • u/lostinthesauce2004 • 3h ago
Mike Tomlin calls Cowboys Defensive Coaching “Negligent”
sports.yahoo.comr/cowboys • u/Lanachan1990 • 1h ago
So after three weeks of football, Caleb Downs is your sack leader at 1 sack.
That is half of the team's sack total. You can see why they keep trying to draft Defensive Ends. Even the ones they've signed aren't getting there. With an average defense, there's a chance they could be 3-0.
r/cowboys • u/hardleft121 • 6h ago
Pickens created an amazing amount of separation on that last 3rd down, with 14 seconds left.
Watching the replay, and impressed with GP. He thought the rock was going to be there when he pivoted to look back.
r/cowboys • u/Datzookman • 8h ago
Dak Prescott has won just one game in the past 1,385 days with a negative EPA. No other QB in ESPN’s top 10 rankings has a drought over 315 days
The last game Dak Prescott won with a negative EPA was against the Watson led Browns Week One of 2024, 749 days ago yesterday.
As someone who watched that game, it was over at halftime, and the offense went ultra conservative upon realizing they were playing the worst QB in the league, leading to a bad EPA despite the blowout. Past that game, he hasn’t won a game with a negative EPA since week 14 of the 2022 season when he led a game winning drive against the Houston Texans.
When compared to the other 9 QBs listed in ESPN’s top 10 of 2026, the context highlights just how much pressure is on Dak to perform.
Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, and Joe Burrow all already have games this season with a negative EPA that resulted in a win.
Matt Stafford and Lamar Jackson both have the longest drought besides Dak, weirdly enough both getting their last win Week 11 of last season.
Drake Maye (who would not be ranked in the top 10 anymore) has multiple playoff wins with a negative EPA, including the AFC championship game against the Broncos.
No other QB comes close to Dak, who has to go back to the very start of 2024 for his last win with a bad EPA, and again, I feel important to highlight that it came against Watson at his most unplayable. In 2023 during his MVP candidate season, all 3 games with a negative EPA resulted in blowout losses. The last season he had with multiple wins with a negative EPA was 2021, winning 3 such games.
Even when compared to other great QBs in the NFL, the pressure on Dak Prescott to perform near perfectly to stand a chance against other teams is disproportionate.
r/cowboys • u/Mika2crazy • 2h ago
I still cannot get over this guy’s performance.
The 2 games before the ravens already had concerns with the play calling but I didn’t think it would be THIS much of a problem. I knew we was in for bad play calling the first quarter when I think it showed a stat of Dak being 3/4(correct me if I’m wrong).
I’m not saying it’s a problem Javonte had a great game, BUT WHY ARE YOU NOT MIXING IT UP!? Where is the aggressive play actions, The easy money slant routes to Pickens, actual sensible motion? We have 2 top 10 receivers and an MVP caliber QB but none of ur receivers got a TD from ur scary ass play calling.
Then we get a break and got a free DPI AT THE GOAL LINE, you threw it 3 times then told ur 11 year qb who is top 10 in game-winning drives throw it away for a FG?
Idc if it’s week 3, ur seat as a HC should be lava heat type fire because you managed to get OUT COACHED BY A TEAM WHO ARE KNOWN FOR CHOKING LEADS!
r/cowboys • u/lswizzle09 • 4h ago
[Harris] Cowboys S Jalen Thompson (hamstring) is set to miss “four-plus weeks” after being injured on Sunday in Brazil, EVP Stephen Jones said. IR stint most likely coming for Thompson.
x.comr/cowboys • u/MrVaz21 • 3h ago
I know it was heartbreaking, but i just wanna say thanks.
I discovered american football through my former best friend in 2012, he was an american kid who was born in dallas and his dad had to transfer to brazil to work and we ended up studying together for five years. In 2012 i was watching the cowboys playing against the giants in a game dallas lost to the giants because dez bryant fell out of bounds with just the tip off his little finger, he explained everything about the game and the rules and i was instantly hooked i've been following the team since that game.
Life happened and my friend moved back to dallas and we ended up losing contact, but my love for the cowboys kept growing on me for some reason.
I never thought i was going to watch them live, i mean i still dream about going to the AT&T with my wife and maybe we will someday, but when i entered maracanã yesterday and saw the cowboys warming up i got really emotional.
I know it sucks for all of guys, specially season ticket holders to lose a home game, i know the players dont like much to travel for 10h to play football, i know the grass was not good and i know most of you dont enjoy the international games.
But i would like to just say thanks for all of you and that this was one of the best days of my life, i talked to a lot of fans, the game was a blast (heartbreaking tho) and the energy in the stadium was off the charts, even my wife who doesnt understand much was at the tip off her seat in the end. I wish we had won, but it was the best. On my way back home my best friend texted me and we talked for hours, i miss him like hell.
TLDR: Thank you all for enduring this international game, it was one of the best days of my life.
r/cowboys • u/lswizzle09 • 3h ago
[Lombardi] Every pass rush: Tyler Guyton vs Trey Hendrickson. Great battle
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r/cowboys • u/bryscoon • 32m ago
[Mosher] Dak Prescott has averaged more EPA/pass than Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Joe Burrow since 2025.
x.comr/cowboys • u/bryscoon • 2h ago
[Yarrish] Stephen Jones says on @1053thefan that S Jalen Thompson and S P.J. Locke are “probably looking at 4 plus weeks of missing time.”
x.comr/cowboys • u/raphlsnts • 5h ago
Hey, y'all! I made a Cowboys artwork, hope you like it!
galleryI have been drawing an artwork for NFL teams and saw Cowboys playing yesterday in my country, so I made Cowboys for today's artwork of the day; tho it was sadly a loss, I really liked seeing Cowboys playing.
r/cowboys • u/Spiritti • 2h ago
Same Energy
Rikiya Gaō most powerful lineman from Eyeshield 21 (illustrated by Yusuke Murata, known from One-Punch Man). Dude's an absolute beast.
r/cowboys • u/Mr_Wyatt • 21h ago
Me watching Schotty call another pass play from the 2 yard line
r/cowboys • u/lostinthesauce2004 • 10h ago
Schotty Definitely Called a Bad Game Yesterday, but we need to Acknowledge that 90 percent of the games we are losing is because of the DEFENSE! We’ve scored 30 points almost 3 Weeks in row and are 1-2. How many NFL Teams can say that??
I’m definitely pissed about us losing and the play calls at the end of the game by Schotty. But I came to realize something…
We’ve NORMALIZED our defense giving up 400 yards of offense a game so much, that we get mad at the offense for not scoring over 35-40pts a game to win.
Look I’m mad about Schotty’s play calling, and we should’ve won that game. But honestly, at the end of the day, him and the offense did their job when it comes to scoring. 31pts a game would land most teams in the NFL a 3-0 record right now.
Let’s stop letting the defense off the hook! On top of the fact that they supposedly they called man coverage on the last play. SMH
r/cowboys • u/toomuchsoysauce • 3h ago
Dak leads the league in efficiency so far (EPA/Dropback + CPOE) for Qbs w/ 100+ min dropbacks
cleatz.comI just wanted to talk about how great Dak has been so far for us even though the last game's ending was frustrating to watch.
Purdy is easily the best this year so far (even though one game was against MIA, he still had 90% completion percentage) but given that a lot of other "elite" QBs like Burrow and Mahomes, who are 2-1 and 3-0 respectively, made this list, it's still good to see how objectively great Dak has been so far.
Even when Purdy and Lamar make this list, having the highest EPA/dropback and the 2nd highest CPOE (I see you, Geno) is easily worth his contract.
Bonus team stats:
- Cowboys are scoring 29.2 pts per game, 5th in the league. Would end up being 2nd best in 2025, behind the Rams 31.5 ppg
- Leads the league in scoring per drive at 61.5%; 49ers and Bills are next best with 59.3% and 53.1% respectively
r/cowboys • u/motivationbyAE • 7h ago
If Shotty misses the playoffs, Brian Flores and a Good OC.
I know it's early in the season, but just after seeing the Vikings defense the last few weeks,(last few years) I think if Shotty misses the playoffs Brian Flores should head coach.
I understand CP is young and defense takes time but Dak may not have as many healthy years left as we'd like. it's time to give him a proven established defense and who better than Flores. This also is a win for Flores because Dak is miles better than Tua, so he wont really have to worry about that side of the ball. He also seems to be more disciplined than the previous few coaches Dallas had.
I understand offensive coaches are usually what teams go for but the Seahawks just proved you can win with a defensive minded coach. Even Philly won without a true offensive playcaller at Headcoach.
Plus if you're a young OC, Dallas has enough talent to entice you on offense. You go here and do well and you're likely to get a new HC job.
Just my opinion. The season isn't over but at the same time it feels like another wasted year.
r/cowboys • u/BioBooster89 • 5h ago
The OL was the reason for the throwaway on third down in Rio. Not Dak being told to throw it away. Or Dak choking.
gallerySteele got hurt before the play probably because of the garbage field, and Broderick Jones had to come in and his stance was so messed up, that the rusher literally backs up Jones into Dak. Prescott had to throw it away in order to avoid a sack or a fumble. Dak had no time to get that ball to Pickens. He barely had time to throw it away. This wasn't a Schotty mistake, it wasn't a Dak mistake for not throwing the ball to Pickens...it was an OL mistake. Ironically we got burned by Steele not being on the field...
The pain just gets more immeasurable by the day. (Credit for the screengrabs goes to Where the West Begins on Blogging the Boys btw.)
r/cowboys • u/JCameron181 • 22h ago
Why Did Brian Schottenheimer Choose to Kick It Out The Endzone on the Kickoff? Was he that scared of a big kickoff return in 7 seconds? Seriously?
r/cowboys • u/Zestycheesegrade • 11h ago
How are you feeling after yesterday's loss?
Day after hangover. How are we feeling?
I bought the Kool aid from Schotty and I'm guilty of listening to him about talking about the Superbowl.
Him praising players at the end of a winning game. Helped with his charm. (Lack of a better word)
He's clearly not ready. And he calls plays scared.
He stopped running the ball after having great success.
I can't stress enough how wide open GP was on that last play. And Schotty told Dak just to throw it away.
The timeout after the Dak scramble. Let the time run to 3-4 seconds. Or let the Ravens burn the timeout.
The fucking kick off. Holy shit was that also an atrocious call by him.
This post is about Schotty. Because he(he did) should take the blame for the shit show last night.
Our defense, yes still not great. But had some key stops.
We're all pissed at how it ended. We all have the right to be pissed at this team last night.
r/cowboys • u/Sharp-Composer-2990 • 2h ago
Fan since 76'
I wanted to let you all know that I understand your frustration and anger! I've been here thru worse! But I gotta say! Had ya'll been around in the 60's and 70's , ya'll would have wanted Tom Landry fired! It takes a little while for a team to totally come together! Especially since many of them don't play during the preseason! Calm down! They need more than 3 weeks before you say they are trash! They'll get there! Go Cowboys!

r/cowboys • u/broman13 • 3h ago
The 2026 Dallas Cowboys defense is currently allowing 0.48 Expected Points Added / Play to opposing QBs. This mark is more than 50% higher than Drake Maye's league-high mark of 0.31 EPA/play last season
Through three games, the Cowboys defense is allowing 0.48 EPA/play to Jaxson Dart, Jayden Daniels, Marcus Mariota, and Lamar Jackson. This mark is 55% higher than Maye's league-leading efficiency stats last year. "QB facing the Dallas Cowboys" would also have finished third in this stat last season. Dak Prescott currently sits at 0.38 EPA/play. The other QBs at 0.32 or better are Brock Purdy (3-0), Drew Lock (1-0 plus a win off the bench), Josh Allen (3-0), and Lamar Jackson (2-1).