Daniel Keller: "Baker Mayfield threw 6 touchdown passes on 413 yards and the Dallas defense generated nothing—1 sack, 2 turnovers forced. When one side's quarterback is operating in a vacuum and the other can't manufacture pressure or take the ball away, a 33-point margin understates the problem." Elise Carter: "Dallas is 1-4 and looking at a season that could get away from them fast. Tampa Bay just proved it can win a shootout without running the ball at all—which means this isn't a fluke, it's a choice, and it's working."

A long afternoon for Cowboys. Buccaneers by 33. Baker Mayfield did the damage for Buccaneers — 25/37, 413 yards, 6 TD. Shemar Stewart was the problem for Buccaneers — 2.5 sacks. Make it 5 consecutive games past 250 for Baker Mayfield. Through the air: Buccaneers 413, Cowboys 187.

Roman Vaughn: "Dallas threw 3 interceptions and scored 9 points — that is surrender, not football. Baltimore's not a team right now, they're a machine, and Milton just handed them the keys." Ava Collins: "Dallas is in trouble. At 1-2 with a minus-24 scoring margin and a turnover differential that looks like a typo, the Cowboys aren't headed anywhere that matters this season — they're already playing from a hole that keeps getting deeper."

Ravens were never troubled, putting Cowboys away 47-9. Lamar Jackson did the damage for Ravens — 20/25, 425 yards, 5 TD. Roquan Smith got after the quarterback for Ravens — 2 sacks. Make it 3 consecutive games past 250 for Lamar Jackson. Through the air: Ravens 425, Cowboys 165.

Commanders 44, Cowboys 19, and it was not that close. Jayden Daniels did the damage for Commanders — 21/32, 318 yards, 5 TD. Joe Milton was steady for Cowboys — 18/25, 209 yards, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Total yards: Commanders 444, Cowboys 323.