Dak Prescott, George Pickens star in Cowboys' win over Raiders - ESPN

LAS VEGAS — The Dallas Cowboys promised to honor the memory of late teammate Marshawn Kneeland with how hard they played Monday night. They did so with a convincing 33-16 win against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes to four different pass catchers — George Pickens, CeeDee Lamb, Jake Ferguson and Ryan Flournoy — and a defense that incorporated newcomers Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson and welcomed the return of DeMarvion Overshown did not allow a touchdown until the fourth quarter.

By that time, the offense had scored on five straight possessions to build a 31-9 lead.

Kneeland was not far from the Cowboys' minds. The team wore a blue decal with a No. 94 on their helmets. In pregame warmups, they wore T-shirts featuring his likeness. During the game, Kneeland's jersey was hung behind the Cowboys' bench.

One win does not erase the pain of losing a teammate, but for one night, the Cowboys could smile again.

Here's what to know from «Monday Night Football» for both teams:

What to make of the QB performance: Prescott continues to climb to the top of the Cowboys' record book. Already the team leader in completions and completion percentage, he now has the most games with at least three touchdown passes in franchise history. His 37-yard pass to Pickens in the second quarter was his third Monday, giving him 41 such games for his career. Tony Romo had 40, and Danny White is third with 20. Since Prescott entered the league in 2016, only the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes (46) has more three-TD games. Prescott is inching closer to Romo in career touchdown passes as well. He has 234 to Romo's 247.

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