Prescott Sets Franchise Record in Cowboys’ 37-20 Victory Over Commanders
Dak Prescott threw for four touchdowns, breaking a franchise record, as the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Commanders 37-20 in Arlington, Texas. The Commanders' quarterback, Jayden Daniels, left the game with an elbow injury.
Topeka, KS, September 20, 2026 — The Dallas Cowboys secured a 37-20 victory over the Washington Commanders on Sunday in Arlington, Texas. The game was marked by a record-setting performance from Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and an injury to the Commanders’ signal-caller.
Prescott achieved a significant milestone during the game, throwing for four touchdowns. This performance allowed him to break a franchise record, though specific details regarding the record and the number of touchdowns were not immediately available from the provided summary. The Cowboys’ offense demonstrated strength, culminating in the decisive scoreline against their divisional rival.
The Commanders faced a setback when their quarterback, Jayden Daniels, was forced to leave the game due to an elbow injury. The extent of Daniels’ injury and its impact on future games was not specified in the summary.
The Cowboys’ win against the Commanders contributes to their season record. The final score of 37-20 reflects the offensive output from Dallas and the challenges faced by Washington, further compounded by the injury to their starting quarterback. Further details on the specific franchise record broken by Prescott or the circumstances surrounding Daniels’ injury are not provided in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by SCHUYLER DIXON, Associated Press on www.ksnt.com, see more information here.
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