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At 3-4, the Dallas Cowboys need to recalibrate. This is not the result anyone hoped for in the offseason, given all the upgrades across positions. But after some unexpected and disappointing losses, quarterback Dak Prescott stressed on what the team…

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott emphasized the urgent need for his team to win home games ahead of their matchup with the Arizona Cardinals. Sitting at 3-4, Dallas has struggled at home this season, winning just one game in their own stadium alongside a designated home loss in Rio de Janeiro.
Dallas enters the contest following a 38-21 road victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, where the offense rushed for 204 yards. Prescott urged teammates to build on that momentum against the 2-5 Cardinals, who have won their last four games at AT&T Stadium.
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