Decisive Passing Performance
The Dallas Cowboys secured their first win of the preseason with a 17-7 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, driven by a highly efficient passing attack and two critical scores from Camden Brown. Playing as the visiting team at Lumen Field in front of 68,474 spectators, Dallas controlled the second half to overcome an early deficit.
Brown was the standout performer on offense, hauling in three receptions for 62 yards and both of his team's touchdowns. His first catch came in the second quarter, a 39-yard connection from quarterback Sam Howell that gave the Cowboys their first lead. He added a two-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter from Joe Milton III, extending the margin to 17-7.
Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown
Seattle struck first in the opening period. Drew Lock completed nine of 13 passes for 40 yards and one touchdown, finding Montorie Foster Jr. for a five-yard score early in the game. The Seahawks held a 7-0 lead after the first quarter.
Dallas responded in the second quarter with field goal kicker Brandon Aubrey drilling a 29-yard kick to cut the deficit to 3-7. Shortly after, Howell connected with Brown for the go-ahead touchdown, putting Dallas up 10-7 at halftime.
The third quarter saw the Cowboys pull away definitively. Joe Milton III entered the game and threw a two-yard touchdown pass to Brown, making it 17-7. The fourth quarter remained scoreless, preserving the seven-point victory for the visitors.
