Terry Bradshaw doesn’t believe that the Dallas Cowboys have their priorities in order.
The Hall of Famer pointed to a recent celebration involving Dak Prescott as evidence.
Bradshaw questioned Dallas’ focus during Sunday’s edition of “Fox NFL Sunday,” taking issue with the team’s locker-room celebration after Prescott broke the franchise’s career passing touchdown record.
“I’m not going to lie to you guys, I’m a Jerry Jones fan, always have been,” Bradshaw said. “But you know what upset me? Let me tell you guys this. A couple of weeks ago, I saw when Dak Prescott broke the touchdown passing record for the Cowboys and went into the locker room and the whole place was screaming and hollering.”
Bradshaw continued, recalling conversations with his co-hosts, Michael Strahan and Howie Long, “I said, Howie, isn’t that a little strange? Michael, isn’t that a little strange? We’re celebrating that other than championships.”
Prescott had broken the Cowboys record for touchdown passes during Week 2 of the season amid the team’s 37-20 win over the Commanders.
The record, previously 248, was held by Tony Romo, whom Prescott succeeded after being a fourth-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
“Look, you celebrate passing touchdowns when it’s all said and done, not during a season. So that leads me to believe that their focus isn’t where it should be,” Bradshaw added. “They bring in Christian Parker as their defensive coordinator, a young guy. They bring in Mike Pettine. He’s kind of retired. He’s on vacation in Italy. And now the defense for Dallas is playing really good, and the offense is playing really bad.
“So Dak Prescott, no more interceptions down the field. You cannot lose to the Philadelphia Eagles because you’ve got to go home and play Arizona. And if you think Arizona is an easy way, call the Rams and ask them.”
The Cowboys enter Monday night’s NFC East matchup against the Eagles with a 2-4 record after two straight losses.
Dallas has scored just 29 combined points during that two-game skid, while Prescott has thrown four interceptions.
In spite of the Cowboys’ recent woes, the team entered Week 7 in a tie for second place in the NFC East with the Eagles, and within striking distance of the Giants, who were 3-2-1 heading into their match-up against the Texans.
The Eagles will be without Super Bowl-winning quarterback Jalen Hurts, who is sidelined for the season due to blood clots.
