NFL Power Rankings, Week 3: Vikings climb, Seahawks fall

123. Dak Prescott got to work with a much more balanced offense Sunday against the Washington Redskins. The threw the ball only 30 times, and has yet to turn the ball over in two games. Prescott has also failed to throw for a touchdown. <p>Dallas was able to beat their rivals on the road thanks to a late touchdown by former Redskin Alfred Morris. A sixth round draft pick out of Florida Atlantic, Morris had only seven yards on five rush attempts, but made all the difference with his late touchdown.</p> <p>The Dallas Cowboys have been very successful on third down thus far. They have the second highest third down percentage at 55 percent. Much of that can be attributed to Ezekiel Elliott.</p> <p>First round pick Ezekiel Elliott got 21 carries for 83 yards and a touchdown. While Elliott got only one more carry than he did in his NFL debut last week, he had 31 yards more at the end of the game.</p> <p>Prescott also took in a touchdown himself, giving Dallas three rushing touchdowns on the day against Washington. Dez Bryant finally got his hands on some passes, finishing with 102 yards off seven receptions.</p> <p>Barry Church had the lone interception for the Cowboys, while Tyrone and Jack Crawford each had a sack.</p> <p>Dallas will now prepare for a Sunday night game at home against the Chicago Bears. Chicago will be coming off a short week after playing Philadelphia Monday night at home.</p>. 1-1. Previous: . Dallas Cowboys. 15. team