Dak Prescott Passes Tony Romo in Franchise Passing Touchdowns

After a much-needed and dominant 37-20 win in Week 2 over the Washington Commanders, the Dallas Cowboys head to Brazil to face the Baltimore Ravens in a matchup built for explosive offenses. That same afternoon they also celebrated Dak Prescott, who threw for 279 yards and four scores and pushed his career total to 249 passing touchdowns, officially passing Tony Romo for the most in franchise history.

Given his team records in passing yards and completions, it's reasonable to consider him the best regular-season quarterback Dallas has ever had, despite his 2-5 playoff record in 10 seasons and that is the part nobody lets go. The milestone achievement cements his legacy within the organization.

Fans and analysts continue to debate his overall career trajectory. The coaching staff praised his exceptional leadership on the field.

Preparations for the upcoming international fixture are already underway. The squad aims to maintain its offensive momentum moving forward.