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Tom Brady arrives at AT&T Stadium with a 6-0 career record against the Dallas Cowboys.

They dropped a 7–0 record against the “Team of America” ​​as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Cowboys 19–3 in “Sunday Night Football”. Dak Prescott quits game as Dallas Cowboys dominated Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In a competition with 41 touchdowns, fewer minutes on each side of the ball, and a sub-40% third-down success rate, the defense of both teams probably performed more effectively.

Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons rush, Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans’ grand touchdown grab, driving back Leonard Fournette to a productive ground for Tampa—but there were often only imperfections, near-turnovers, and actual turnovers.

Perhaps a disappointment to those who waited all day for Sunday night.

The Cowboys also did not expect this sputtering to be predicted. Shallow receivers and offensive line room indicate yes.

Tampa receiver Chris Godwin (hamstring) and left tackle managed to drive Donovan Smith (elbow) together despite game-ending injuries, before the Cowboys sidelined left guard Conor McGovern (ankle) in the first quarter and Afterwards, I had to struggle a lot.

To make matters worse for the home team, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott took himself out at 5:13 to play in the game to evaluate his right hand.

The Cowboys became the only NFC East team to lose on Sunday and, at least for a few minutes, their quarterback.

Some other things that came out of this competition:-

Tom Brady returned in this match Some people were doubting the 15-time Pro Bowl quarterback’s physical ability to play.

Even at the age of 45, he has proved time and again that he can be productive. But some questions have emerged in recent months about Brady’s psychological preparation for the 23rd season.

Was the quarterback who had been retired for a few months looking to come back? Will the seven-time Super Bowl champion, who also took 11 days off from training camp, be ready to play alongside his teammates right away?

Despite injuries to Godwin and several offensive linemen, Brady led a resounding victory. His 18-of-27, 212-yard performance featured a 48-yard bomb on the right flank of Julio Jones in addition to the seasoned off-season, and dropped Mike Evans all over on the 5-yard touchdown. The Buccaneers’ aggressive leader is fine.

The pressure of Micah Parsons Do we allow both of us to admire Brady’s chivalry and highlight his toughest moments because of his defenses, a highly capable opponent, or Brady’s own mechanics, the reigning defensive rookie of the years ruined plays.

With 8:05 left in the second quarter, Parsons turned Donovan Smith to the left and grabbed Tom Brady’s ankle for his first sack.

He detours out and around the right bank of the next drive, the path winding but the destination is the same: a sack of Brady’s.

Parsons is often found talking about how the best players in the biggest sports should take advantage of this opportunity. On national TV, he was a constant force. but it was not enough.

Jerry Jonjones even went as far as to say that the Cowboys relied on a $40 million/year Dak Prescott to raise a shoddy offensive line cast and questionable receiving corps.

Prescott was able to do so on the night of a 14-out of 29 with no touchdowns, one interception, and a modest 47.2 passer rating.

To think that he too might get hurt now? Major questions have been raised over the crime of cowboys. If they can’t fix them soon, it could be an urgent question for Jones’ head coach Mike McCarthy and offensive coordinator Kellyanne Moore.