Dak Prescott just shook off a fumble, hitting Jake Ferguson for a crucial 10-yard touchdown on fourth-and-2, putting the Cowboys up 10-7 against the Colts. That’s how you respond to adversity, right? After a tough start, this is a massive swing in momentum for Dallas.
Prescott’s Redemption Drive
Yeah, it started rough. Prescott lost a fumble that allowed the Colts to snag a 7-3 lead. You gotta think that stung, but man, he didn’t let it sit for long. He came right back, leading the Cowboys on a fast, seven-play, 65-yard drive to take back the lead. The big play, of course, was that 10-yard TD throw to Jake Ferguson. Ferguson had to fight for it too, hanging on despite being covered well. That’s the kind of gritty play that defines a drive.
Dominance Despite the Score
Even with the score being tight, the Cowboys are showing they are the dominant team on the field. They have already outgained the Colts significantly, racking up 111 total yards to Indy’s mere 34. Prescott, even with that early fumble, is looking solid, completing 8-of-12 passes for 65 yards. On the Colts’ side, their running game is sputtering: Tyler Goodson has just 26 yards on four carries, and Javonte Williams has only 18 yards on six attempts. This game is tight on the scoreboard, but Dallas is clearly controlling the action.
The Cowboys have their lead, 10-7, and are looking to keep that momentum rolling as this game continues.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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