Houston, TX, September 20, 2026 — In a notable NFL performance, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has set a new franchise record for touchdown passes in a single game. Prescott achieved this milestone by throwing four touchdown passes during the Cowboys’ recent victory against the Washington Commanders. This performance marks a significant achievement in the team’s history.

Conversely, the game also saw a significant injury for the Washington Commanders. Quarterback Jayden Daniels sustained a dislocated left elbow. This marks another injury to his left elbow, adding to his injury history.

Details regarding the specific number of touchdown passes Prescott now holds as the franchise record, or the exact timeline of the game beyond the fact it was a victory for the Cowboys and a loss for the Commanders, were not provided. Similarly, the extent of Jayden Daniels’ injury and any subsequent medical treatment or recovery timeline were not detailed in the provided summary.

This game featured a notable quarterback accomplishment by Prescott, contrasting with a detrimental injury for the Commanders’ starting quarterback. The outcome of the game was a win for the Dallas Cowboys.

Further details on the specific statistics for Dak Prescott beyond the four touchdown passes, the final score of the game, and the full impact of Jayden Daniels’ injury on the Commanders’ season are pending.

The Cowboys’ victory and Prescott’s record-breaking performance highlight a successful outing for the team, while the injury to Daniels presents a challenge for the Commanders moving forward. The specific details of these events remain as stated, with no additional context provided regarding game specifics or player conditions beyond the initial summary.

Further reporting on these developments will depend on additional information becoming available.



Story summarized from the original created by Schuyler Dixon, Associated Press on www.click2houston.com, see more information here.

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