The Dallas Cowboys lost 33-30 to the Arizona Cardinals after winning the overtime coin toss and electing to kick. A 42-yard field goal by Chad Ryland with 2:53 left sealed the win for Arizona. Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey, who made three field goals in regulation, never got an overtime attempt, prompting Jerry Jones to criticize the coaching staff for not getting him into range. Both teams had a guaranteed possession under NFL overtime rules, but Dallas failed to gain yardage on its first drive, while Arizona marched 44 yards in eight plays to set up the winning kick. The loss drops Dallas to 3-5 ahead of a Nov. 8 matchup with Indianapolis.
The Cowboys fell 33-30 in overtime to the Cardinals on Nov. 2, 2026, after George Pickens caught two passes for 48 yards—one wiped out by a holding penalty. Dak Prescott admitted he wasn’t sure how many times he targeted Pickens and said the film review will reveal missed opportunities, while CeeDee Lamb managed seven catches for 58 yards. Owner Jerry Jones called using Pickens a “two‑edged sword,” noting the offensive line’s performance and the team’s 39‑run, 93‑yard ground game. Coach Brian Schottenheimer blamed a shaky passing attack and red‑zone inefficiency, emphasizing the need for more touchdowns to avoid overtime. Dallas drops to 3‑5 and heads to Indianapolis on Nov. 8.
Jerry Jones says he’s not considering any changes after the Cowboys squandered a 14‑point fourth‑quarter lead and fell 33‑30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals on Nov. 2. The loss, which dropped Dallas to 3‑5, prompted Jones to call the defeat “an indictment of the whole show,” citing poor second‑half play despite a 14‑3 halftime lead. He emphasized the need to “tee up” for clutch moments but ruled out personnel moves for now. Coach Brian Schottenheimer echoed the disappointment, vowing to study film and keep the staff and players focused.
The Dallas Cowboys built a 30‑point lead on a stingy first‑half defense, holding Arizona to just 3 points and 136 yards, but the Cardinals surged in the second half, scoring 30 points on 331 yards to win 33‑30 in overtime. Key moments included Jacoby Brissett’s 8‑of‑20 outing with an interception, Shemar James’ 33‑yard pick‑six, and five sacks by Dallas (Quinnen Williams with two). Veterans Von Miller and Kenny Clark lamented the collapse, saying the loss erased their early‑game effort. The defeat drops Dallas to 3‑5 as they prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 8.
Dak Prescott defends Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer after Dallas falls 33-30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals, erasing a 14‑point fourth‑quarter lead. Prescott urged fans not to single out one person, saying the loss—dropping the team to 3‑5—was a collective failure that starts with him and involves every player and staff member. He highlighted his own stat line (19‑of‑29, 195 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT) and the team's need to “get to work.” Owner Jerry Jones echoed the sentiment, refusing to blame the coach. The article notes the Cowboys’ recent 24‑16 defeat to Tampa Bay and previews their upcoming trip to Indianapolis on Nov. 8.
Coach Brian Schottenheimer’s Dallas Cowboys fell to 3-5 with a 33-30 overtime, home loss to the caused the Cowboys coach to speak about personal responsibility. Quarterback Dak Prescott attempted to shield his head coach from criticism afterward, but Mike Tomlin entered the fray with criticisms of his own as he spoke on Sunday Night Football […]
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You could get hit by a giant asteroid or eaten by a killer whale, and you still would not feel as terrible as the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. The Cowboys blew a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter and lost to the Arizona Cardinals, 33-30, in overtime, much to the sheer despair of the home […]
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Quarterback Dak Prescott said ahead of the 2026 season that it’s Super Bowl or bust this year. Cut to eight weeks into the season, the Dallas Cowboys are struggling at 3-5. Their most recent loss to the Arizona Cardinals had NBC’s Mike Tomlin make quite a sobering claim about how Dallas performed. “I saw a […]
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The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Washington for a Week 8 Sunday Night Football showdown against the Commanders. Despite a rash of injuries, the Eagles' offense showed promise with a multi‑touchdown drive against Dallas, but their defense struggled. The live chat from Bleeding Green Nation highlights early game action—Andrew Mukuba forces a fumble recovered by Zack Baun and Saquon Barkley scores on a direct snap, while Jake Elliott adds a 40‑yard field goal. Fans are encouraged to join the real‑time discussion on the SB Nation app.
The Dallas Cowboys squandered a 14‑point fourth‑quarter lead to lose to the Arizona Cardinals 33‑30 in overtime on Sunday at AT&T Stadium. After building a 24‑10 edge late in the third quarter, Dallas couldn't defend a comeback sparked by Gardner Minshew II, who threw three fourth‑quarter touchdowns and ran for another, while Tyler Allgeier added a 63‑yard run and a receiving score. A 42‑yard field goal by Chad Ryland sealed the win with 2:53 left in OT. The defeat drops both teams to 3‑5, extends Arizona’s five‑game winning streak over Dallas, and leaves the Cowboys winless in back‑to‑back games this season.
After a stunning home loss to the Arizona Cardinals—marking the first time the Cowboys have surrendered a 14‑point fourth‑quarter lead at home (202‑0‑1 before)—owner Jerry Jones says others let head coach Brian Schottenheimer down, but he isn’t considering a change. Schottenheimer accepted responsibility, citing costly mistakes across offense, defense and special teams, yet refused to name specific failures. Quarterback Dak Prescott backed the coach, and Schottenheimer stressed he’ll focus on work and problem‑solving rather than dwelling on the disappointment. The article details the aftermath and the rare collapse that could define his future.
Mike Tomlin blasted the Dallas Cowboys as “a bunch of blinkers” during NBC’s Sunday Night Football after they squandered a 10‑point lead and fell 33‑30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals. Tomlin, now a studio analyst, said neither the offense nor defense showed the grit to “grab the bull by the horns.” The loss dropped Dallas to 3‑5, while Arizona improved to 3‑5 and remains 5‑0 at AT&T Stadium. Key moments included a missed extra point, a failed onside kick, and a three‑and‑out overtime series. Prescott finished 195 yards, 1 TD; Minshew threw for 188 yards and 3 TDs for Arizona.
The Arizona Cardinals took a front row seat to Gardner Minshew delivering new heroics. Minshew came off the bench to lead the comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime Sunday. But that rally likely would’ve never been made possible if it weren’t for Mike LaFleur. The rookie head coach won his first two […]
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The Arizona Cardinals tied up the Dallas Cowboys at 3-5 on the season with a 33-30 overtime win engineered by Gardner Minshew, the fan favorite QB who was overcome with emotion afterward. The game was a trash talk-filled one as Trey McBride got into it with Caleb Downs of the Cowboys on a winning day […]
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After a 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott urged fans and media to stop singling out head coach Brian Schottenheimer for blame, calling such criticism “cowardly.” Prescott highlighted the collective responsibility, noting the team squandered a 14‑point fourth‑quarter lead—the largest blown lead in franchise history. He finished with 19 of 29 passes for 195 yards, a touchdown and a rushing score, but couldn’t stop Gardner Minshew’s rally that forced overtime. The defeat drops Dallas to 3‑5, matching Arizona’s record.
In a controversial Week 8 clash, Dallas Cowboys rookie DeMarvion Overshawn delivered a helmet-to-helmet hit on Arizona Cardinals running back Zachary Knight that forced a fumble and left Knight with a concussion. No penalty was called on the field, sparking criticism on social media and raising the specter of a later NFL fine—similar to recent fines for Brian Branch and Cam Skattebo. The loss drops the Cowboys to 3‑5, extending their 30‑year Super Bowl drought, while the Cardinals maintain a perfect 5‑0 record at AT&T Stadium but now face back‑field injuries, including Knight’s uncertain status for Week 9.
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The Cowboys fell to the Cardinals in an overtime thriller on Sunday, squandering a late lead after a missed extra point extended the game. Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams shone with two sacks, offering a rare bright spot. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer drew criticism for overly cautious play‑calling that let Arizona drive for the game‑tying touchdown. Meanwhile, the Cowboys’ defense collapsed in the second half, allowing Tyler Allgeier 147 rushing yards and two scores, and Garner Minshew 188 passing yards with three TDs, turning a solid first half into a costly loss.
NFL Week 8 produced clear winners and losers. Titans safety Amani Hooker recorded three interceptions against the Bengals, raising his season total to five and cementing his Pro Bowl status. In contrast, Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray managed just 15 points in a 4‑point loss, with the offense producing only 15 first downs. The Buccaneers made history by winning 24‑13 in heavy rain without completing a pass, thanks to Bucky Irving’s 170 rushing yards and Kenneth Gainwell’s 140 yards, moving Tampa Bay to 3‑5. The Falcons struggled, with Michael Penix Jr. throwing 33% completions and four interceptions, extending their recent losing streak. These performances shape the playoff picture as the trade deadline nears.
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Joe Burrow went ballistic as the Bengals won an overtime thriller, while we had another disaster in Dallas.
Week 8 delivered several letdowns across the NFL. The Minnesota Vikings managed just 15 points and 266 yards against the Detroit Lions, failing to break the 400‑yard mark and leaving the offense under scrutiny ahead of their Buffalo Bills showdown. Atlanta Falcons rookie QB Michael Penna Jr. struggled in heavy rain, completing only 8 of 24 passes for 125 yards and throwing four interceptions in a loss to the Buccaneers. The Cleveland Browns’ offensive line collapsed, allowing Deshaun Watson eight sacks in a 21‑point defeat to the Steelers. Dallas Cowboys recorded a season‑low 261 yards versus the Cardinals, while the Kansas City Chiefs missed a critical 54‑yard field goal by Harrison Butker and surrendered a lead to lose to Denver. These five disappointments set the tone for Week 9.
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Coach Brian Schotteheimer’s Dallas Cowboys suffered another brutal loss in Week 8, this time at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys as owner Jerry Jones made a disgusted, NSFW two-word statement. Caleb Downs was ruled out with a concussion as Dallas lost a rookie star, on a day when tight end Jake Ferguson was also […]
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After a 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8, owner Jerry Jones publicly reprimanded several Cowboys players while defending head coach Brian Schoutenheimer. Jones hinted at possible roster moves before the Nov. 10 trade deadline, though he offered no names. The defeat dropped Dallas to 3-5, hurting their NFC East chances as the Giants sit on a bye. Missed field goals and a late Cardinals touchdown sealed the upset, leaving the Cowboys' future lineup and coaching stability in question.