Heading into Sunday's matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers, NFL Research gets you caught up with some key game facts for each team.
Game facts: Dallas Cowboys
Next Gen Stat: QB Dak Prescott has a 132.3 passer rating when targeting WR Cole Beasley this season (highest QB-WR passer rating in the NFL, min. 50 targets).
Dak vs. Big Ben: Prescott has only attempted 25 passes of 20+ air yards this season (109.2 passer rating on such passes), while Ben Roethlisberger has attempted 48 (107.6 rating on such passes).
Easy road: The Cowboys have faced the NFL's easiest strength of schedule this season, with their opponents combining for a win percentage of .369 (23-40-2).
Where's Dez?: Dez Braynt has 50 receiving yards or fewer in 10 of his 14 games played since 2015.
Stingy defense: The Cowboys are the only team in tne NFL that has not allowed either a 100-yard rusher or a 100-yard receiver this season.
Game facts: Pittsburgh Steelers
Should Ben watch out?: Ben Roethlisberger leads all NFL starting QBs with 48 deep pass attempts (pass attempts of 20+ air yards). The Cowboys defense has allowed a 40.1 opponent passer rating on deep passes (3rd-best in NFL).
Struggling offense: The Steelers have scored fewer than 20 points in each of their last three games (longest streak by Pittsburgh since Weeks 6-8, 2013).
Tomlin dominates rookie QBs: Rookie quarterbacks are 3-15 against the Steelers in the Mike Tomlin era (only rookie QBs to win: Carson Wentz, Brandon Weeden, Troy Smith).