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Terry Bradshaw questioned the Dallas Cowboys' priorities amid a disappointing 2-4 start to the 2026 season.
Last month, Tony Prescott passed Tony Romo for the most passing touchdowns in Cowboys history. The milestone came in a Week 2 win over the Washington Commanders, but Bradshaw felt the team went overboard celebrating.
Bradshaw recalled questioning the team's reaction to Fox Sports colleagues Howie Long and Michael Strahan during Sunday's pre-game show.
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"You know what upset me? Let me tell you guys. A couple of weeks ago, I saw when Dak Prescott broke the touchdown passing record for the Cowboys and went into the locker room, and the whole place was screaming and hollering," Bradshaw said. "And I told Howie, I said, Howie, isn't that a little strange? Michael, isn't that a little strange? We're celebrating that other than championships.
"Look, you celebrate passing touchdowns when it's all said and done, not during the season. That leads me to believe that their focus isn't where it should be."
Prescott threw four touchdowns in the win over Washington, and the Cowboys responded to a 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Ravens with a 34-30 win over the Houston Texans. The defense has played better in the last two games, but Dallas has scored 29 combined points in consecutive losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay Packers.
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Bradshaw implored Prescott to get the offense back on track during a pivotal "Monday Night Football" matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. Prescott has thrown four picks in the last two games after previously yielding one all season.
"Now the defense for Dallas is playing really good, and the offense is playing really bad," Bradshaw claimed. "So, Dak Prescott, no more interceptions. Down the field. You cannot lose to the Philadelphia Eagles."
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