The Dallas Cowboys new, all-time career franchise leader in touchdown passes is one Rayne Dakota Prescott. With a four-score performance in Week 2, Prescott moved into first place in club history for career touchdown passes. In Week 3, he'll look to continue to his stellar start to the season, where he has six passing touchdowns and only one pick, a throw away he didn't get enough air under to sail out of bounds.
Sunday's opponent, the Baltimore Ravens, have proven to be a difficult matchup for the Cowboys over the years, owning a 6-1 lifetime record. The Cowboys running game hasn't produced much in two contests without star left guard Tyler Smith, so it stands to reason that Dallas will need more of Prescott's passing magic to win. Perhaps in that,
wideout George Pickens will have his first breakout contest of 2026.
Despite being the team's clear best player through training camp, to this point, Pickens hasn't found the regular season success he saw in 2025. He's yet to haul in a touchdown on the year and has just nine receptions for 68 yards. His next score will move him into sole possession of 10th place among Prescott touchdown catchers. Likewise, tight end Jake Ferguson has a shot to move into sole possession of third place.
Pickens is currently tied with Brandin Cooks, with 9. Ferguson is currently tied with Michael Gallup, with 16.
CeeDee Lamb, who like Ferguson caught two TDs last week, is the runaway leader among Prescott hookups, with 37 and counting.
Ranking Players Who Have Caught Prescott Touchdowns
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