Dak Prescott: Cowboys offense 'didn't hold our own' in loss to Packers

Key Points:

• The Dallas Cowboys offense struggled significantly in their 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers, with Dak Prescott throwing two interceptions and the team unable to sustain drives, despite a solid defensive effort.
• Dallas' defense improved in the second half, limiting the Packers to just two field goals and holding them to a low offensive success rate, but the offense failed to capitalize on this opportunity.
• Packers defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon effectively used zone coverage to disrupt Prescott, limiting him to 4.3 yards per attempt and preventing any touchdown passes.
• Critics have targeted offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer for poor play-calling and the Cowboys' inability to establish a running game, which left the offense one-dimensional and vulnerable to pressure.
• With upcoming games against struggling teams, Schottenheimer faces pressure to improve the offense quickly or risk further scrutiny amid the Cowboys' disappointing start to the season.