Dak Prescott became the Dallas Cowboys’ all‑time leader in touchdown passes on Sunday, when his performance in the team’s victory over the Washington Commanders pushed his career total to 249.
The milestone eclipsed the previous franchise record held by former quarterback Tony Romo, who finished his Cowboys career with 248 touchdown passes.
Prescott’s new record was achieved in the regular‑season matchup against the Commanders, adding another notable achievement to his tenure with Dallas.
Romo’s record had stood as the benchmark for Cowboys quarterbacks for years, and Prescott’s ascent underscores his role as one of the franchise’s most productive passers.
With 249 career touchdown passes, Prescott now sits atop the Cowboys’ historical leaderboard, further cementing his legacy in the organization’s storied history.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>