Dak Prescott Passes Tony Romo for Cowboys Career TD Record on Lamb Score

Dak Prescott broke the Cowboys' franchise record for career touchdown passes on a scoring strike to CeeDee Lamb, who marked the moment with a notable celebration.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott set the franchise record for career touchdown passes in a game against the Washington Commanders, moving past Tony Romo atop the club's all-time list.

The record-breaking throw went to wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on a touchdown connection. Prescott, who has spent his entire NFL career in Dallas, added another milestone to his resume with the accomplishment.

Lamb celebrated the moment after his quarterback made history, and video of the reaction was shared on the NFL's official Instagram account. The receiver has become one of Prescott's most trusted targets in the Cowboys' passing game.

Prescott entered the divisional matchup with Washington looking to build on a strong start to the season and delivered another productive performance while guiding the Dallas offense.