The highly anticipated matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers has been delayed due to heavy rain. The game was initially set to start at 8 p.m. ET but has now been rescheduled to kick off at 9:45 p.m. ET. Both teams and fans had to wait in their locker rooms and under cover while the severe weather passed.

The Cowboys, who are currently 2-2, hope to climb above .500 with a win over Pittsburgh. However, they will be missing key players. This week, wide receiver Brandin Cooks was put on injured reserve due to an infection in his knee. He'll miss the next four games. Micah Parson, the team’s defensive star, is also out because of an injury.

With these crucial players sidelined, there's added pressure on quarterback Dak Prescott to step up his game. But Prescott believes he doesn't need to change his approach. He wants to inspire his teammates by being the best version of himself and playing at the highest level.

"I don’t go into the huddle saying I have to be Superman," Prescott said earlier this week. "But I can break tackles, make throws, and use my feet more. I don't think there's anything outside my game that I need to do differently." He hopes this matchup could become his best performance of the year.

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