The Commanders’ losing streak reached eight games. “We’ll have a conversation and go from there,” Rivera said. Rivera figures he'll meet with owner Josh Harris on Monday.

Last-place Washington (4-13 overall, 0-6 in the NFC East) and expected-to-be-gone Ron Rivera are at the other end of the spectrum after tying a franchise mark for most losses in a season. “The drama of it - I'm sure you guys will love that,” McCarthy told reporters about facing Green Bay. That’s a big deal for a club that went 8-0 in Dallas this season and has won 16 games in a row there. And both sides of the ball holding their own.”ĭallas went 12-5 for the third consecutive year and will host the Green Bay Packers - a team current Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy once led to a Super Bowl championship - on Sunday at 4:30 p.m.

“Look at last year - the way we came into this place and didn't finish the season the way we wanted to - to where we are now,' said Prescott, who threw two of his four TDs passes to Lamb and finished 31 for 36 for 279 yards. Unlike in Week 18 last time, when they finished the regular season with a loss at Washington, Prescott, Lamb and the Cowboys did what they set out to do Sunday against the rival Commanders by charging into the postseason with a 38-10 victory.

The mood, the performance and the atmosphere were decidedly improved for Prescott, his club and their supporters compared to a year ago. 2 seed in the conference, the QB swung his right fist and then ran to the end zone to meet his star wideout for a handshake and a hug.Īll the while, thousands of Dallas fans filling the Washington Commanders’ stadium chanted, “Let’s go, Cowboys!” (AP) After Dak Prescott connected with CeeDee Lamb on a touchdown pass late in the first half Sunday to help the Dallas Cowboys clinch the NFC East title and the No.

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