The Dallas Cowboys picked up a critical home win over the Washington Commanders in Week 2, thanks in part to quarterback Dak Prescott.In the win, Prescott completed 26 of 31 passes for 279 yards and 4 touchdowns.

The Cowboys' current quarterback now has 249 passing touchdowns, achieving the total in 141 games. He said he was "blessed, honored" to break the record, and based on his postgame comments, he's nowhere near done.

Prescott's achievement of becoming the Cowboys' all-time leader in passing touchdowns did not go unnoticed by one of the greatest coaches in NFL history.

Dak Prescott made history early in his 11th season with the Dallas Cowboys. Before the quarterback joined the NFL, Colin Cowherd doubted that Prescott would ever make it. Prescott passed Tony Romo as the franchise’s all-time touchdown leader,

Prescott passed Tony Romo for the franchise record with his 249th career touchdown pass.

The Ravens must contain Dak Prescott and Cowboys passing attack after Dallas produced 37 points in its Week 2 victory

Prescott can break the record in Week 12.

Dak Prescott set the Cowboys' franchise record for the most touchdown passes in franchise history on Sunday.