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The Dallas Cowboys faced a humiliating 44-19 loss against the New Orleans Saints, marking their second-worst home-opening loss since Jerry Jones took ownership in 1989. The defeat echoed their previous playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers, prompting players and management to express their disappointment and commitment to improving. With significant changes in their roster and coaching staff, the Cowboys are determined to reset and respond as they prepare for their next game against the Baltimore Ravens.
- The Cowboys' defense struggled significantly, allowing 290 yards in the first half.
- Alvin Kamara's performance was historic, scoring four touchdowns against the Cowboys.
- The team is looking to reset and improve after a disappointing start to the season.
Dak Prescott | QB
Pickup
Week 2
2 interceptions
- Had his first multi-interception game since Week 5 of the previous year.
- Expressed the need for the team to respond and improve.
Alvin Kamara | RB
Breakout
Week 2
19 carries
115 rush yards
4 rush TDs
- Scored four touchdowns, becoming the fifth player to achieve this against the Cowboys.
- Had a significant impact on the game with 115 rushing yards.
Dallas Cowboys
- Struggled defensively, allowing significant yardage and touchdowns.
- Need to reset and improve before facing the Ravens.
New Orleans Saints
- Dominated the game, scoring touchdowns on their first six possessions.
- Showed strong offensive performance, particularly in the running game.