Dak Prescott overtakes Tony Romo as Cowboys' leader in career TD passes
Dak Prescott stands alone as the Dallas Cowboys' all-time TD pass leader after overtaking Tony Romo in Sunday's win over the Washington Commanders.
Dak Prescott has set a new milestone with the Dallas Cowboys as he has overtaken Tony Romo as the franchise's all-time leader in touchdown passes. During the Cowboys' 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders, Prescott demonstrated his prowess by throwing four touchdown passes, including a crucial 24-yard score to wide receiver CeeDee Lamb in the late fourth quarter.
This achievement marked Prescott's 249th touchdown pass in his 11-year tenure with the Cowboys, a record he had previously tied with Romo in the third quarter. Prescott's impressive performance saw him complete 279 yards on 26-of-31 passing. Earlier this season, Prescott had already surpassed Romo as the franchise's leading passer in yards, taking the top spot in November after a dominant performance against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Since replacing Romo as the starting quarterback following an injury to the veteran, Prescott has consistently proven his worth and now holds the prestigious title of the team's most prolific passer.
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