Dallas Cowboys Game Reports & Results
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Bucky Irving’s 165 rushing yards power Buccaneers past Cowboys 24-16 at AT&T Stadium
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers left AT&T Stadium with a 24-16 win by leaning on the game’s most reliable force: Bucky Irving and a rushing attack that kept Dallas chasing the night. Tampa Bay ran for 241 yards, controlled possession for nearly 40 minutes and forced three turnovers, giving Dak Prescott’s 316-yard passing line too little support to change the result.
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Prescott-to-Lamb strike with 40 seconds left lifts Cowboys past Texans 34-30
The Dallas Cowboys spent most of Sunday chasing the Houston Texans, then finished the job in the final minute. Dak Prescott found CeeDee Lamb for a 12-yard touchdown with 40 seconds remaining, sealing a 34-30 comeback after Dallas had trailed by 10 at halftime and again in the third quarter.
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34 — 31Tyler Loop's 56-yard field goal at the horn lifts Ravens past Cowboys 34-31
Tyler Loop drilled a 56-yard field goal as time expired Sunday, giving the Baltimore Ravens a 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys at Maracanã Stadium. The finish capped a sharp, volatile fourth quarter and rewarded a Baltimore offence that stayed balanced, protected the ball and found one more answer after Dallas had twice pulled the game back.
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20 — 37Prescott, Lamb and Aubrey turn efficiency into 37-20 Cowboys win over Commanders
The Cowboys did not need to win every category Sunday at AT&T Stadium. They won the ones that usually decide NFL games, and that was enough to turn a busy Washington stat line into a 37-20 Dallas victory.
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Jaxson Dart, Isaiah Likely and a patient Giants offense finish off Cowboys 28-20
On a night with no field-goal attempts and only three total punts, the New York Giants beat the Dallas Cowboys 28-20 by being sharper in the steady parts of offense: third down, the red zone and time of possession.
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