However at least one thing is clear from Sunday night: Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is earning every cent from his "indispensable" four-year, $240 million contract that pays him an NFL-most $60 million annual salary.

The Cowboys have experience with Prescott, the face of the franchise. He’s off to a strong start to this season, but he’s getting judged on the postseason. And the struggles of this Cowboys defense are making it difficult to believe Prescott will get a chance at a deep playoff run.

The Dallas Cowboys claim to be unfulfilled by Week 4's tie to the Green Bay Packers, and it's easy to see why. The offense had a monster day on the ground and through the air, producing a total of 436 yards while putting up 40 points.

But the reality was different. Dak Prescott not only finished the game, but also assured at a press conference: "Everything is fine. Yes, I guess it's part of getting older. Little things come up, but I'm perfect." His performance was key to keeping the ...

Dak Prescott's commanding performance against the Packers thoroughly impressed former NFL MVP Cam Newton, who now identifies as a Cowboys fan. Newton

Nights like Sunday are the exact reason Jerry Jones pried George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers this past offseason. The Dallas Cowboys receiver made up for CeeDee Lamb ’s injured absence during a 40-40 primetime tie against the Green Bay Packers.

Love targeted seven pass catchers at least three times, though he connected with Romeo Doubs for all three of his touchdowns and hit Matthew Golden for a 46-yard gain -- his longest of the night. Love has had mediocre fantasy results to begin the season,