Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

In their first game without Dak Prescott, the Cowboys fell flat. Owner Jerry Jones noticed a distinct difference in quarterback play during the loss.

Ezekiel Elliott said he let his Cowboys teammates down by losing two fumbles for the first time his career in Monday’s loss to the Cardinals.

From Ezekiel Elliott’s fumbles to Andy Dalton’s woes, nothing seemed to go right for the Dallas Cowboys in their first game without Dak Prescott.

A Cowboys offensive line that already had lost bookend starters in the early season took another significant hit Monday with Zack Martin’s injury.

Mike McCarthy isn’t satisfied the Cowboys’ 1-3 start, but the coach pushed back on the notion that Dallas’ effort has been lacking.

Dak Prescott has more passing yards through the first four games of the season than any player in NFL history, but his Cowboys are just 1-3.

Ezekiel Elliott has motioned for coaches and teammates to “Feed Me” since his college days. Now the Cowboys RB has the mantra spelled out on his body.

The Cowboys had to try something unconventional on special teams to keep hope alive for a comeback. Then they unleashed the “Watermelon Kick.”

Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy knows the pressure is on his team Sundayin its game against the Falcons after a disappointing Week 1 loss to the Rams.