Cowboys’ Dak Prescott delivers message after team’s comeback attempt fails

The Dallas Cowboys nearly pulled off a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, but the first three quarters of the game ultimately doomed them.

Dak Prescott had a message for fans as he and the rest of the team returned to the locker room at AT&T Stadium following the 28-25 loss.

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“Jump if you want,” Prescott was heard saying on CBS Texas. “Please, please, please.”

Prescott completed 28 of 51 passes for 379 yards and threw two touchdown passes. He also ran for another pass. He helped Dallas score 19 points in the fourth quarter after scoring just six points in the previous three quarters.

Dallas fell to 1-2 on the year, losing its first two home games for the first time since the 2020 season.

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“Make sure guys don’t dwell on what’s going on,” Prescott said. “They might feel bad tonight, but the next morning, it’s over. If you dwell on what’s going on, you’re not going to get ready right away. You’re going to keep thinking about things you could have done, things you should have done.”

The Cowboys gave up too many points early in the game and were disappointed with their first performance.

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“We absolutely have to get the better of this team,” Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy said. “They’re a team that plays to their strengths and their profile. We weren’t clean enough to get the win today.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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