Notables from Dallas Cowboys 17-7 win vs. Seattle Seahawks, led by the Camden Brown show
It’s hard to draw conclusions about the 2026 season for the Dallas Cowboys from a meaningless preseason opener when all the starters, led by quarterback Dak Prescott sat on the...
In a 17-7 preseason victory over the Seattle Seahawks, rookie receiver Camden Brown delivered a standout performance, showcasing his potential to earn a roster spot. Brown contributed three catches for 62 yards and two impressive touchdown receptions, totaling 41 yards. The rookie's emergence was evident in the first half, as he fought off a defender and caught a prayer from quarterback Sam Howell, securing a 39-yard touchdown.
Brown's performance not only earned him playing time with the first team but also positioned him as a contender for the fifth or sixth receiver spot ahead of veterans Jonathan Mingo and Marquez Valdes-Scantling.
Quarterback Dak Prescott and his teammates were largely on the sidelines, allowing Brown to showcase his skills. The Cowboys' offense was not without its concerns, however, as they committed six penalties for 59 yards in the first half alone. The defense, led by coordinator Christian Parker, managed to contain the Seahawks, forcing four turnovers and limiting the opposing team to just 76 total yards.
The Cowboys' defensive efforts were highlighted by Marist Liafau's tackle for a loss and James Houston's sack and pressure. Overall, the preseason win provided a positive outlook for the Dallas Cowboys as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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