CBS Sports: Following The Cowboys-49ers Game, Favorite Star Expresses His Alarming Level Of Frustration.

Immediately after their bye, the Dallas Cowboys were humiliated by the San Francisco 49ers at Santa Clara on Sunday night. The Cowboys’ 30–24 loss to San Francisco does not adequately convey how thoroughly the home team overpowered Dak Prescott and company on both ends of the field. After their most recent defeat, the Cowboys’ 3-4 record fell below.500, good for third place in the NFC East division after eight weeks of play.

Prescott acknowledged his team’s high degree of dissatisfaction following the Niners game. During the postgame press conference, Prescott assured reporters, “Nobody is shaken or giving up,” according to Jon Machota of The Athletic. “There is a lot of frustration. The season is lengthy.

After the 49ers scored 21 consecutive points in the third quarter, the Cowboys, who had led by four points at the end of the first half, fell behind San Francisco by 17 points going into the fourth quarter. Despite their best efforts, the Cowboys were unable to overcome the significant deficit in the fourth quarter. In addition to his 243 passing yards and two touchdowns, Prescott only completed 25 of his 38 throws and was picked intercepted twice. The Cowboys only managed 56 running yards on 19 carries, demonstrating how weak Dallas’ ground attack was as well. San Francisco amassed 469 total yards from scrimmage, while Dallas only managed 292 yards.

When the Cowboys host Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Week 9, they will try to turn things around and get back to.500.