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Prescott irked by stadium worker's callout after Cowboys' loss at home

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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott took exception to a stadium worker who yelled "embarrassing" to him as he walked to the locker room after Thursday night's 24-16 loss to the Bucs.

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