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Undrafted Rookie Sparks Cowboys' Preseason Win
16 Aug
Summary
- Camden Brown, an undrafted rookie, caught two touchdowns.
- Sam Howell and Joe Milton competed at quarterback for Dallas.
- The game featured 21 penalties and 174 penalty yards combined.
Rookie wide receiver Camden Brown showcased his potential with two touchdown catches, including a diving one-handed grab, to lead the Dallas Cowboys to a 17-7 preseason win against the Seattle Seahawks. Brown, an undrafted free agent, has been a standout in training camp and proved his ability in an NFL game setting.
Sam Howell and Joe Milton vied for the backup quarterback position behind Dak Prescott, with both throwing touchdown passes to Brown. Milton completed 12 of 15 passes for 107 yards and a touchdown, while Howell finished 8 of 12 for 94 yards and his touchdown toss.
The Seahawks' offense scored first with a touchdown drive led by Drew Lock. However, Dallas responded with a field goal and then Brown's first touchdown. Despite a missed field goal attempt by Seattle, Brown's second score secured the win for the Cowboys.
Both teams experienced injuries during the game, with Amari Kight of the Seahawks and Phil Mafah of the Cowboys exiting due to injury. The game was also characterized by a high number of penalties, with a total of 21 resulting in 174 penalty yards.
