NFL Power Rankings, Week 4: Eagles soar into top 10

team. 123. People are not sure what to make of the Dallas Cowboys this season. With rookie Dak Prescott running the show for now, things have gone relatively well for the offense. However, owner Jerry Jones says this is still Tony Romo’s team, regardless of how well Prescott is playing. <p>Prescott’s fellow rookie Ezekiel Elliott ran all over the the Chicago Bears defense on Sunday night football, accounting for 140 yards on the ground. While he failed to reach the endzone, counterparts Alfred Morris, Lance Dunbar and Dak Prescott each carried one in for six points.</p> <p>Dez Bryant played much of the game with a knee injury, but still finished with three catches and a touchdown late in the game to help put away the win. An MRI will be conducted Monday to determine the severity of the injury, which is being classified as a sprain.</p> <p>Pass rushing continued to be the achillies heel for the Cowboys, as they once again finished with zero sacks against a bad Bears line. Dallas has only four sacks this year without Randy Gregory, who is serving a suspension for repeated substance abuse.</p> <p>Ryan Davis recorded the only quarterback hit on Brian Hoyer, who was playing for the injured Jay Cutler.</p> <p>Interceptions were also not in the Cowboys dictionary, as they left the game with zero.</p> <p>Dallas now finds itself traveling to San Francisco to face their old friend Chip Kelly. The former head coach in Philly, Chip Kelly has three career wins against the Cowboys.</p>. 2-1. Previous: 15th. Dallas Cowboys. 11