The Dallas Cowboys recently got back into the win column with a last-second win over the Houston Texans on the road. It was the second straight week that Dallas had gone down to the wire, but this time, they were able to punch the ball into the end zone to CeeDee Lamb as opposed to settling for a field goal.

Dak Prescott raised eyebrows before this season with his GOTI, or “greatest offense there is,” prediction for Dallas, and now, he has delivered a progress report through four weeks of the campaign.

“We’re four games in. I think we can get better. Am I complacent with what we’ve done? Absolutely not. Do I think what we’ve done, is it enough? Absolutely not. Do I still believe that that’s who we are and that’s who we’re going to be? D*** right.

“I wouldn’t say it if I didn’t believe it. I can pretty firmly say you won’t catch me saying I regret anything,” he said, per Jon Machota of The Athletic on X, formerly Twitter.

The Cowboys were among the best offenses in the league last year but stumbled out of the gates a bit this season in their opening-day loss to the New York Giants.

However, the Cowboys have since started to find their stride, particularly Lamb, who torched the Texans' vaunted defense for 17 catches and nearly 200 yards on Sunday.

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Dallas now sits at 2-2 on the season, with the defense hoping to take a step forward following the team's recent trade for former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr.

The Cowboys will next hit the field on Thursday evening at home against the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers.