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The Dallas Cowboys finally return home and to face their NFL East division rival, the Washington Commanders. The Cowboys roster was looking healthier with players like CeeDee Lamb finally recovering from injury but was without Trevon Diggs. The game ended with Dallas playing a very compete game and putting up 44 points on offense, and looking much better on defense. Here’s what social media had to say.
Javonte Williams starts off strong trucking players and looking determined.
Dak Prescott makes a big throw downfield, targets George Pickens in the endzone and he draws the DPI flag.
Williams punches it in for the first touchdown of the day.
Cowboys defense made the stop and forced the three-and-out.
Luke Schoonmaker missed the block and Commanders get the safety.
A big pass from Jayden Daniels and the Commaders get into scoring position.
Commaders score.
Pickens on the vertical route makes a huge catch downfield and toe taps in.
Brandon Aubrey good from 47 yards.
Cowboys offense comes out. One play and Lamb makes a 74-yard touchdown.
Jaydon Blue with a huge run, it’s wiped off by Jalen Tolbert holding.
Donovan Ezeiruaku making plays and killing the run game for Washington.
Cowboys stop Washington on fourth down. That’s four defensive stops today so far.
Cowboys find a way to convert on third down with a throw to Jake’s Ferguson.
Aubrey whacks one from 61 yards.
Third down saved by Lamb.
Commaders score before the half.
Offense is on and Dak hits Pickens for an insane catch.
Williams makes a huge run following the catch. He keeps churning and refuses to go down.
Dak finds Fergy for the touchdown. Cowboys extend the lead.
Shemar James makes the play and forces the fumble.
Ferguson scores for the second time today.
Cowboys defense playing strong and holding back Washington.
PICK SIX! Yes, DaRon Bland gets back on the dance floor with a beautiful interception.
KaVonte Turpin makes a big play and speeds downfield.
Aubrey extends the lead from 29 yards out.
Ezeiruaku gets his first NFL sack.
Cowboys get the win, 44-22
