"In the first half of the Cowboys game against the Washington Commanders, Dak Prescott found KaVontae Turpin for what went as an 86-yard touchdown. It was a huge moment in the game, propelling the Cowboys to a big lead. As it turns out, it made Christmas Day history. This game marked the 33rd ever NFL contest to be played on Christmas Day and Turpin"
"Turpin now has the longest touchdown that the day has ever produced. When the Cowboys season has gone as poorly as this one has, you look for the good anywhere you can, especially on Christmas. Offensively the Cowboys saw a lot of success during their win, and the collective hope is surely that it all translates into next season. The defense still was an issue that will have to be overhauled this offseason, but they did just enough to help win the game."
KaVontae Turpin caught an 86-yard touchdown from Dak Prescott in the first half, giving the Cowboys a large lead. The play set the record for the longest touchdown on an NFL Christmas Day game, which was the 33rd game played on that date. The Cowboys offense performed well in the win, creating optimism for next season. The defense remained a notable weakness and will require an offseason overhaul, although it performed sufficiently in this game to secure the victory. The big play provided a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season.
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