​ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA; X/Adam RossowDallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott addressed a heated exchange with a worker who called his team’s loss against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers “embarrassing.”Prescott, 33, was asked about the incident during a postgame press conference on Thursday, October 8, after the Cowboys fell 24-16 to the Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium.“I mean, not that they’re wrong,” Prescott admitted before explaining why the interaction bothered him.“When he said that, I just happened to look at him, and at that point, he looked away, didn’t look, and then when I turned my head back, he said something else,” Prescott said. “Feel free to speak your mind. Speak it, just don’t cower away from the reaction you’re going to get. So, yeah, if you’re saying it’s embarrassing, say it’s embarrassing. If you’re saying it to me, then say it to me. Don’t go back on it.”ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGAThe exchange unfolded as Prescott walked toward the locker room following the loss. Video captured a man calling the team’s performance “embarrassing,” prompting Prescott to turn toward him before asking a Cowboys employee to remove the man from the area.Although initially identified as a stadium employee, the man was later confirmed to be a driver for a third-party car service, according to The Dallas Morning News.Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer also addressed the incident, describing the criticism as “motivating.”“People are allowed to say what they want to say,” he told reporters.The loss dropped Dallas to 2-3 for the season, while Tampa Bay secured its first victory.Read More From First for SportsJohn Cena Reflects on ‘First Run-in’ With Dwayne Johnson During WWE Days: ‘That Was So Wrong of Me’Baltimore Orioles Axe Beloved Mascot Performer Mr. Splash, Team Photographer Amid ‘Bloodbath’ of LayoffsKobe Bryant ‘Kept Finding Excuses’ to See Catherine Zeta-Jones Before She Married Michael DouglasThis story Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Responds After Worker Calls Team’s Loss ‘Embarrassing’ first appeared on First for Sports. Follow First for Sports on Yahoo so you don’t miss what’s coming next.