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Dak Prescott reveals what ‘sucks’ the most after another nightmare Cowboys game

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McCarron, G. (2026, October 19). Dak Prescott reveals what ‘sucks’ the most after another nightmare Cowboys game. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/19/sports/dak-prescott-reveals-what-sucks-most-after-nightmare-cowboys-game/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-19 · by Grace McCarron

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Dak Prescott, quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, expressed disappointment after their loss to the Green Bay Packers, citing his team’s poor offensive performance despite a decent defensive showing. In an interview post-game, Prescott mentioned that he threw two interceptions again, continuing a trend from the previous week when he also had two interceptions. The article highlights that while Prescott was initially playing well this season with eight touchdown passes in his first four games, he has struggled recently, throwing only two touchdowns and four interceptions over the last two matches.
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### Summary of the Dallas Cowboys' Performance Against the Green Bay Packers

The Dallas Cowboys suffered a tough defeat against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football, dropping their record to 2-4 for the season. Despite Dak Prescott's efforts, which included throwing two interceptions and leading a game-closing scoring drive that ended with him scrambling for a touchdown from six yards out, the offense was stifled by the Packers' defense.

### Key Points

### Narrative and Analysis

The Dallas Cowboys find themselves in a challenging position with their current record and performance issues. Despite having an offensive powerhouse led by Dak Prescott, they are facing significant defensive struggles due to the loss of key players like Micah Parsons. Moreover, the team's inability to capitalize on opportunities and high penalty count (22 total penalties) against Green Bay underscores areas that need immediate improvement.

The Cowboys must address both their offensive execution and defensive stability if they hope to turn around their season and remain competitive in an already challenging NFC East division.

### Conclusion

Dallas faces a critical juncture as the team looks for ways to stabilize its performance across all aspects of play. With a tough schedule ahead, overcoming these challenges will be crucial to salvaging what remains of the season.

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And while the blame often falls on the defense, Dallas’ usually potent offense was stifled as Dak Prescott struggled for the second straight week. Prescott threw two interceptions for the second straight game after he did so during a Thursday loss to the Buccaneers in Week 5.
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🔮 When Micah Parsons was traded to the Packers in August 2025, it was to be expected that the Dallas defense would have difficulties, but it held its own Sunday night, holding Green Bay to a 31.4% offensive success rate throughout the game.

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The Cowboys’ rough start to the 2026 season continued on Sunday night with their 23-13 loss to the Packers. asserted
start → continue → Packers
And while the blame often falls on the defense, Dallas’ usually potent offense was stifled as Dak Prescott struggled for the second straight week. Prescott threw two interceptions for the second straight game after he did so during a Thursday loss to the Buccaneers in Week 5. asserted
he → fall → Week
The Dallas offense as a whole, which Prescott nicknamed “The Greatest Offense There Is” in training camp, was lackluster. asserted
Prescott → nickname → camp
“The defense, to me, played a good enough game for us to go out there and win this, and we just didn’t hold our own on offense, and that’s what ultimately sucks about it,” Prescott admitted postgame. asserted
Prescott → play → it
“But that’s the NFL, and we’ve got to figure out a way to get better, and to get out of this rut, hole or whatever it is that we’ve been in these last two games. asserted
we → ’ → games
When Micah Parsons was traded to the Packers in August 2025, it was to be expected that the Dallas defense would have difficulties, but it held its own Sunday night, holding Green Bay to a 31.4% offensive success rate throughout the game. asserted
it → trade → game
Even so, the 2-4 Cowboys have their worst record through their first six games of the season since 2020. asserted
Cowboys → have → 2020
Prescott started off the season hot, throwing eight touchdown passes against just one interception in his first four games, but he’s come back down to Earth with two touchdowns and four interceptions in his last two games. asserted
he → start → games
It’s only not five interceptions because of a roughing the passer penalty that negated one from the Packers on Sunday night. asserted
that → ’ → night
The Cowboys will try to rebound when they take on the Eagles on “Monday Night Football” in Week 7. asserted
they → try → Week
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