Dallas defeated Philadelphia 38-21 with a balanced offensive attack that former NFL player Robert Griffin III identified as the key to the Cowboys' success. The team rushed for 204 yards and passed for 212 yards, giving Prescott a more manageable role than recent games. Prescott completed 15 of 27 passes for 212 yards and three touchdowns without an interception, requiring efficient execution rather than volume.
Javonte Williams led the ground game with 155 rushing yards as Dallas averaged 5.4 yards per carry. The productive running attack allowed the Cowboys to control the game and keep their offense on schedule without forcing Prescott to carry the entire responsibility.
Griffin posted on X that "the Cowboys are most dangerous when Dak doesn't have to be their entire offense." He noted Prescott threw a touchdown every nine pass attempts without turnovers, suggesting that balanced offensive support enables his best performance.
