Prescott orchestrated the comeback with a pivotal 14-yard scramble that set Aubrey up for the game-winner, then celebrated the moment by kissing the kicker. His leadership and willingness to improvise in late-game chaos accentuate Dallas’ trust in Aubrey as a weapon, potentially elevating the offense’s late-game rhythm.

Dak Prescott was the quarterback involved in the Week 1 incident with Carter; Week 2 saw him pressured by a revived Eagles front, limiting big plays and keeping Dallas’ offense in check.

Dak Prescott engineered a dramatic Dallas comeback, finishing 38-of-52 for 361 yards with two TDs and a late drive that tied the game before overtime. He then orchestrated a 14-yard scramble that set up Aubrey’s win and celebrated a hard-fought victory that extended his personal run against New York to 14 straight wins.

Dak Prescott anchored Dallas' comeback, improving his record against New York to 14 straight wins. His late-drive efficiency and decision-making under pressure sustained the offense, maintaining a strong fantasy floor as the Cowboys navigate a tougher schedule.

Prescott was the target of Carter’s Week 1 ejection after the early incident; the moment led to a one-game fine for Carter and shaped the early narrative of the matchup between Philly and Dallas.