Von Miller: Postgame Week 2 #WASvsDAL

OLB Von Miller shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

DT Kenny Clark shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

DT Quinnen Williams shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

WR CeeDee Lamb shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

TE Jake Ferguson shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

T Terence Steele shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

CB Shavon Revel Jr shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

CeeDee Lamb, Jake Ferguson, Quinnen Williams, Von Miller, and other Cowboys players met with the media following a 37-20 win overt the Washington Commanders.

Dak Prescott shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

Brandon Aubrey discusses the Cowboys' upcoming trip to Brazil, reflecting on his childhood soccer experience in the country and his approach to kicking in a new environment. Aubrey also breaks down his missed extra point in Week 1, calling it a combination of a mental and physical mistake, while emphasizing the importance of treating the international game just like any other.

Caleb Downs reflects on his NFL debut, discussing the lessons learned from Week 1, the excitement of playing his first regular-season game at AT&T Stadium, and the defense's focus on better communication and execution. Downs also talks about preparing for Jayden Daniels and Stefon Diggs, emphasizing that success comes from assignment football, attention to detail, and turning near-misses into game-changing plays.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Washington Commanders in Week 2 and more.

CeeDee Lamb discusses the Cowboys' response to their Week 1 loss, emphasizing the importance of preparation, discipline, and staying level-headed through both success and adversity. Lamb also shares his perspective on Jaishawn Barham's passion, the urgency of facing Washington, and why playing at home in front of Cowboys fans has him excited to bounce back in Week 2.

Dak Prescott discusses the Cowboys' response to their Week 1 loss, stressing the importance of starting faster, staying disciplined, and focusing on execution as they prepare for a division matchup with Washington. Prescott also praises rookie Jaishawn Barham's passion, talks about George Pickens' mindset after a tough opener, and explains why the team remains confident despite the disappointing result.

Von Miller discusses the Cowboys' response to a tough Week 1 loss, stressing the importance of learning from mistakes, staying level-headed, and continuing to improve. Miller also shares his confidence in Jaishawn Barham and the defense, reflects on facing his former team in Washington, and explains why experience, repetition, and resilience are key to growth throughout the season.

Cooper Beebe explains how the Cowboys' offensive line adjusts to facing another new defensive coordinator for the second straight week. Beebe also highlights the constant communication between players and coaches during games, emphasizing the collaborative process of making sideline adjustments and sticking to the team's fundamentals.

Quinnen Williams speaks with media about the defense's Week 1 performance, emphasizing accountability, communication, and execution as the keys to improvement heading into a division matchup with Washington. Williams also discusses his own expectations to be a game-changing force every week, creating turnovers, and helping the defense learn from early mistakes against mobile quarterbacks.

Donovan Ezeiruaku discusses the defensive communication issues that surfaced in Week 1, emphasizing that the corrections are more about execution and being on the same page than any lack of talent. He also talks about preparing for another mobile quarterback in Jayden Daniels, the importance of rushing with awareness, and his confidence that the Cowboys' defense will quickly improve as the season progresses.

George Pickens reflects on Week 1, discussing the drops that overshadowed an otherwise productive performance and emphasizing the importance of finishing plays and moving forward. Pickens also talks about the urgency of facing a division opponent in Washington, the need for the offense to start faster, and his confidence in bouncing back after a frustrating opener.

Jake Ferguson discusses the Cowboys' approach heading into Week 2, emphasizing the importance of focusing on their own execution, learning from the season opener, and preparing for another unfamiliar defensive scheme. Ferguson says the key to getting off to a fast start is building confidence through a strong week of preparation so the offense can play fast and without hesitation on Sunday.

P.J. Locke speaks with media about the defense's response following Week 1, emphasizing accountability, self-reflection, and the importance of improving communication. Locke explains that growth comes from adversity and tough conversations, noting that the defense has responded by putting in extra work while staying focused on getting better one play at a time.

Rashan Gary speaks with media following the Cowboys' Week 1 loss, discussing the urgency surrounding another NFC East matchup and the defensive corrections being made after communication breakdowns in the opener. Gary remains confident the defense is close to putting everything together, emphasizing that the mistakes are fixable and crediting Christian Parker for keeping the group focused on improving and responding the right way.

Kenny Clark speaks with media following the Cowboys' Week 1 loss, discussing the need for better communication, accountability, and urgency as the defense prepares for another division matchup. Clark emphasizes that the issues from the opener are correctable, stressing that every player must look in the mirror, do more in preparation, and play with greater violence, energy, and effort moving forward.

DB Caleb Downs shares his thoughts following a 28-20 loss against the New York Giants.

DT Quininen Williams shares his thoughts following a 28-20 loss against the New York Giants.