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Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Jason Garrett said Tavon Austin is unlikely to play this week against Washington and, "might need a little bit of time," as he deals with a groin injury from the Jacksonville game.

Making the Dallas Cowboys great again (1:43)
Stephen A. turned off by McGregor being celebrated by Cowboys (0:58)

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

The Cowboys had their best offensive day of the season in the win against Jacksonville and Dak Prescott has one potential reason why: "I don't know if it was Conor McGregor or whatever it was but we came out and attacked. It was a great win." Prescott might have had another reason for playing so well. His high school coach, Rodney Guin, was in attendance. "I just told him to go be Dak," the coach said.

Saturday: Bortles can't carry Jags (1:24)

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Jerry Jones was more than pleased with the 40-7 win against Jacksonville. "Against that quality of a team, I can't remember playing that well on both sides of the ball," the Cowboys owner and general manager said.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

For the first time since the Cowboys moved in to AT&T Stadium in 2009 they have won their first three home games of a season with their convincing 40-7 win against the Jacksonville Jaguars. At 3-3, the Cowboys hope to use the win to build some momentum in a season that has been win one-lose one so far.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Brett Maher with a career-long 55-yarder gives the Cowboys a 40-7 lead. He has now made 15 field goal attempts in a row. The Cowboys' 40 points are their most in a home game since 2016.

Ben Fawkes ESPN Staff Writer 

Not a lot left to watch in Jaguars (-3.5) at Cowboys now. Dallas up 37-7 early in the fourth quarter. Game is already over closing total of 39.5.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

After Jacksonville scored its first touchdown, the Cowboys reassumed control of a game with two Brett Maher field goals sandwiched around a Jeff Heath interception of Blake Bortles. The Cowboys have a 30-7 lead, marking the first time they have scored at least 30 points in a game since Week 14 last year against the New York Giants. It's the first time they have scored at least 30 points at AT&T Stadium since Week 13 of last season against the Washington Redskins.

Seth Walder ESPN Analytics 

The Pac-12 has just a 1 in 20 shot at putting a team in the playoff. Meanwhile, the SEC is still the most likely conference to get two teams in, but that number has dropped quite a bit over last few weeks.

Tristan H. Cockcroft ESPN Senior Writer 

Cole Beasley has 25.9 PPR fantasy points at the half, and he has done it against the Jacksonville Jaguars defense. What makes it even more unexpected: He hadn't scored more than 18.4 points in any of his previous 30 games.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Dak Prescott must feel like he's back at Mississippi State. In leading the Cowboys to a 24-0 halftime lead against Jacksonville, the Cowboys' quarterback has run for a touchdown and thrown two touchdown passes to Cole Beasley. Prescott has completed 13 of 18 passes for 151 yards and ran a career-high nine times for 53 yards. The Cowboys open the second half with the ball and in position to really put this game away.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

The last time the Cowboys scored on their first four possessions of a game came in Week 4 last season in a 35-30 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Dak Prescott has thrown two touchdown passes to Cole Beasley and the Cowboys are dominating the Jacksonville Jaguars, leading 24-0 with 41 seconds left in the first half.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

A week after not going for it in overtime on fourth and 1 from the Houston 42, Jason Garrett goes for it on fourth and 1 from the Jacksonville 37. Ezekiel Elliott converts and the Cowboys keep their scoring chance alive. Not all fourth-and-1 plays are created equally but Garrett shows some guts to go for it.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Cole Beasley with his first touchdown since Week 9 last year. The Cowboys have a 17-0 lead, scoring on all three possessions. Earlier in the drive Beasley converted a third and 11 with a 21-yard pickup. The Cowboys were 2-of-20 on third-and-10 or more entering the game.