Dallas rode a patchwork line to a 37-22 win over the Jets, with Dak Prescott threading four TDs on 237 passing yards and adding 28 rushing yards as presnap motion helped guide decisions. George Pickens hauled a 43-yard TD on a deep post, while Ryan Flournoy topped 100 receiving yards and Javonte Williams hit 100 rushing in the same half, the first time Dallas had both 100+ receivers and rushers in a half since 1978.

The win showcased Dallas’ resilience behind Schottenheimer’s call sheet and a defense that forced five sacks and multiple takeaways. With Lamb and Turpin sidelined, the depth chart answered the bell, and Prescott’s leadership fueled an offense that remains potent as it eyes a daunting November stretch.

Dallas rode a patchwork lineup to a 37-22 Week 5 win, overcoming key injuries to Lamb, Turpin and most of the line. Dallas' defense harassed Justin Fields with five sacks and a pivotal Breece Hall fumble, while Dak Prescott delivered four TDs with no interceptions. Grade-A efficiency from Prescott paired with a surprising early surge from Ryan Flournoy and Javonte Williams helped offset the absences. A balanced attack and smart game plan from Brian Schottenheimer and Klayton Adams kept the Jets at bay and kept Dallas in the mix early in the season.

With Lamb and Turpin sidelined, the Cowboys leaned on a dynamic, multi-faceted attack. Flournoy exploded for 100+ receiving yards by halftime, Williams matched that electricity on the ground, and Prescott connected with Ferguson twice and later found Williams for a fourth score. The performance solidifies Dallas’s floor as a borderline playoff contender as the unit continues to gel behind a resilient, improvisational offense.