capitalize on key moments. “When we see an opportunity to put the game away, we need to take it,” he said.

“We had some issues in the second half with too many three-and-outs, and we need to do a better job of finishing games decisively.

”When the Cowboys’ offense is at its best, they’re incredibly tough to beat, particularly at home, where they’ve consistently dominated opponents during their 16-game win streak in Arlington.

Prescott and his team are striving to recapture that relentless mindset.“We missed the chance to put the game away,” Prescott remarked.

“The defense did a great job, but for us, it’s about moving forward. We’re one of the top teams on third downs, so we need to get back on track with converting those.

When we do, we get more opportunities, and that’s when big plays naturally happen in our offense.”“We need to convert those third downs. We’re aiming to do that this week. We need to keep improving.

The last time we were in that situation, we didn’t win, so it’s important to clear that from our memory and give our fans something to cheer for on Sunday.”Cooper Beebe, having played his first NFL game, is determined to perform better in Week 2.

After reviewing his debut, Beebe is not entirely satisfied. Despite keeping a strong defensive line without allowing a pressure, he recognizes areas for improvement.

“There’s always room for growth,” Beebe said. “I made some mistakes that need fixing, but overall, I think