Worker tells Cowboys QB Dak Prescott loss to winless Buccaneers was 'embarrassing'

Key Points:

• Dallas Cowboys fans expressed frustration during their 24-16 loss to the previously winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers, booing the team for poor execution, including a failed two-point conversion late in the game.
• Quarterback Dak Prescott acknowledged the criticism, including a verbal jab from a contract-car service driver calling the performance "embarrassing," and emphasized the importance of facing criticism directly.
• The Buccaneers' victory marked only the sixth time in Cowboys history they lost to a team with an 0-4 record or worse, highlighting a missed opportunity in a game the Cowboys were expected to win.
• Dallas scored just 16 points, their lowest since Week 3 of the previous season, with only 50 rushing yards and allowing at least 20 points for the 12th consecutive game, while Tampa Bay's Bucky Irving rushed for 165 yards and Jalon Daniels threw for 189 yards.
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defended first-year defensive coordinator Christian Parker, stating it was premature to reconsider his play-calling duties despite defensive struggles, as the team prepares for upcoming primetime games against Green Bay and Philadelphia.