Jerry Jones shares his emotions after Dak Prescott performance against the Philadelphia Eagles

The start of the season for Jerry Jones Dallas Cowboys left mixed feelings. Although they fell 24-20 to the Philadelphia Eagles in a game filled with tension and drama, the team owner did not hesitate to highlight positive aspects of the squad. Particularly their quarterback, Dak Prescott.

Thursday’s game was marked by interruptions due to lightning and the early ejection of Jalen Carter, who spat at Prescott, an incident that added an extra layer of controversy to the matchup.

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Despite the defeat, Jerry Jones emphasized that his players’ effort deserves recognition. “I’m proud of this group. If we maintain this level of play, we’ll have a chance to be a good team,” the Dallas magnate stated.

Dak Prescott regains confidence and leads with authority

After a challenging 2024 season, in which Prescott played only eight games due to a hamstring injury, doubts about his performance were inevitable.

On Thursday, he completed 21 of 34 passes for 188 yards with no interceptions, showing he’s ready to return to top form.

“I think Dak played one of the best games I’ve ever seen from him. I have no words to describe his effort… I feel encouraged,” Jerry Jones admitted.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones: “I’m proud of this bunch. If we get this kind of effort and we get this kind of level of play … we got a chance to be a good team.”

“I thought Dak (Prescott) may have played one of the best games I’ve ever seen him play.”

“I just can’t say enough…

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) September 5, 2025

Prescott performance reflects not only his physical recovery but also renewed leadership that could set the tone for the Cowboys for the rest of the season.

Cowboys offense: lessons and accountability

While Prescott effectively moved the ball, some offensive mistakes were evident. Star receiver CeeDee Lamb dropped a couple of key passes that could have changed the outcome of the game.

Still, Prescott reaffirmed his trust in Lamb, while the receiver accepted responsibility: “Man, that’s terrible. Honestly, I can’t blame anyone else. I take full responsibility.”

With media attention also focused on Micah Parsons recent move to the Green Bay Packers. Jerry Jones Cowboys are looking to rebuild confidence and chemistry ahead of their next game against the New York Giants.

Jerry Jones and Dak Prescott send a clear message. Although the start was challenging, the Cowboys ambition remains intact, and every game will be crucial in defining their path in the 2025 NFL season.